What to do if my Motomaster Inverter shows “OVERLOAD”?
If the digital display of your Motomaster Inverter shows “OVERLOAD”, it means there's an AC output overload or a device short circuit. To resolve this, ensure that the load connected to the inverter stays within the specified operating limits.
Why does my Motomaster Eliminator 011-2103-8 display “LOW VOLTAGE”?
If your Motomaster Inverter displays “LOW VOLTAGE”, it could be due to several reasons: low battery voltage (recharge the battery and check cable connections), incorrect DC wiring (use the correct cable length and gauge, referring to the assembly instructions), or poor battery condition (charge or replace the battery).
How to fix over temperature on Motomaster Eliminator 011-2103-8?
If your Motomaster Inverter displays “Over temperature”, ensure it's in a well-ventilated area with no obstructions to the ventilation openings. If possible, reduce the ambient temperature. Refer to the technical specifications for operating temperature limits.
What to do if my Motomaster Eliminator 011-2103-8 shows “HIGH VOLTAGE”?
If your Motomaster Inverter displays “HIGH VOLTAGE”, it indicates that the battery voltage is too high. Ensure that the inverter is connected to a 12V battery.
Why is there no output voltage on my Motomaster Eliminator 011-2103-8 Inverter?
If your Motomaster Inverter has no output voltage and no voltage indication, first, ensure the inverter is turned ON. If it is ON, check the wiring to the inverter to make sure it's properly connected. Note that reversed DC polarity can damage the inverter and void the warranty; in such cases, have a qualified technician repair it.
General| Brand | Motomaster |
|---|---|
| Model | Eliminator 011-2103-8 |
| Category | Inverter |
| Language | English |
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