Troubleshooting
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Beeping noise coming from the power station: When the internal power inverter faults the
power station will beep in warning and the LCD display will show a ashing black plug and
warning triangle.
• Press the 110V switch to turn off the power inverter and silence the warning alert coming
from your power station.
• Unplug all connected cables to the AC outlets.
• Verify that the battery has sufcient charge (>20%).
• Turn the inverter back on to see if the fault has been cleared.
USB ports are not properly charging when plugged in
• Check that the “FAST CHARGE” switch has been turned on and that the LCD display
shows a USB icon indicating that the USB port has been activated.
• If problem persists, check the connecting cables for damage or a poor connection.
12V socket is not properly charging when plugged in
• Check that the “12V” switch has been turned on and that the LCD display shows a 12V
icon indicating that the 12V socket has been activated.
• If the problem persists, check the connecting cables for damage or a poor connection.
No green input light after plugging in either the 12V or AC charging cables
• Verify that the charging cables are plugged into a suitable power source.
• Unplug the charging cable from the INPUT charging port and plug it back into the
power station.
• If using the AC charging cable, check that the AC power cord is properly connected to the AC
power brick.
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If using the 12V charging cable, verify that the 12V source can support 100W output power delivery.
• If problem persists, try a different power source.
The green input light is on while charging but the LCD display shows 0W input power
• Check to see what the current charge percentage is of the power station. At 100% charge the
input power will drop to 0W when the power station is fully charged.
• At full charge, the input light will show a solid green light.
Power inverter shutting down while in use.
• If the AC power load from the inverter exceeds 200W for an extended period, the inverter will
shut down to prevent itself from being damaged. Should this occur, verify what devices you have
connected to the power station and if they exceed the 200W limit of the inverter.
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Additionally, if the internal temperature of the power station is too high, the inverter will also
shut off to prevent any damage from occurring. If that occurs the LCD display will show a
temperature icon.
Low input charging power when using solar panels
• Solar charging times will vary depending on a couple of factors. Both the type and size of solar
panels being used as well as the current weather conditions will affect how fast your power
station can charge using solar power.
• For best results, make sure to properly align your solar panels towards the sun based on the
current time of day.
• The most optimal charging time for solar is around 10am – 2pm.
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