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7.6 Troubleshooting Faults
!
WARNING
These servicing instructions are for use by qualied personnel only. To
reduce the risk of electric shock, do not perform any servicing other than that
specied in the operating instructions for someone of your qualications.
!
AVERTISSEMENT
Ces instructions de maintenance sont destinées à être utilisées exclusivement
par du personnel qualié. An de minimiser les risques d’électrocution,
vous êtes prié de ne pas effectuer d’autres opérations de maintenance que
celles spéciées dans le manuel d’exploitation, en fonction votre niveau de
qualication.
Before performing advanced troubleshooting, the inverter must be deenergized as
described in
6.5 Shutdown Procedure.
!
DANGER
Risk of Electrical Shock. Allow ve (5) minutes for internal power to
dissipate prior to entering the enclosure cabinet. Ensure all terminals are
voltage free with the use of a multimeter.
!
DANGER
Risque d’électrocution. Laissez passer cinq (5) minutes an de permettre
la dissipation du courant interne avant d’ouvrir les panneaux du dispositif.
Utilisez un multimètre sur toutes les bornes an de conrmer l’absence de
courant.
Prior to conducting the following troubleshooting steps, perform a visual inspection
targeting loose or disconnected wires, fuses, other connections or hardware problems. If
the visual inspection reveals potentially unsafe conditions, discontinue troubleshooting
and contact PV Powered Technical Support at 1-877-312-3832, or email support@
pvpowered.com prior to proceeding.
AC Under Voltage Fault
If the inverter displays an AC Under Voltage fault
and
all the voltages going into the
inverter are within the tolerances specied in
Appendix A - Specications
, refer to the
troubleshooting tips below.
1. If the main branch circuit breaker is not tripped, check the small fuses located on the
AC distribution PCB (there are nine in three sets of three). If one or more of these
fuses have opened, replace them with like parts (600VAC, 10A or 20A as required).
2. If any of the fuses were open, visually inspect the wiring. Look for frayed wires,
carbon marks indicating a short, or burned traces on the PCBs. If any of these con-
ditions are present,
DO NOT START THE INVERTER. Call PV Powered Technical
or service.
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