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Troubleshooting
64 900-0167-01-00 Rev A
Table 9 Warning Troubleshooting
Message Definition Possible Remedy
Fan Failure
The inverter’s internal cooling fan is not
operating properly. Lack of cooling may result
in derated inverter output wattage.
Turn the battery disconnect off, and then on, to
determine if the fan self-tests. After this test,
contact OutBack Technical Support for the next
step.
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(The next step will depend on the results
of the test.)
NOTE:
The system can continue to operate if the
inverter can be run at reasonable levels. External
cooling may also be applied.
Transforme
r
(in
Temps
screen)
D
isplays the ambient temperature around the
inverter’s transformer.
In the MATE3, these values are given in degrees
Celsius.
If any reading does not seem to reflect the
inverter’s temperature or conditions, contact
OutBack Technical Support.
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Output FETs
(in
Temps
screen)
Displays the temperature of the FETs
(Field Effect Transistors) and heat sink.
Capacitors
(in
Temps
screen)
Displays the temperature of the inverter’s
ripple capacitors.
Temperatures
As shown in Table 9, the
Inverter Warnings
screen has an
Inverter Temps
selection for three internal
temperature readings. These readings can affect inverter operations in high temperatures. Table 10
shows the temperature limits used by each sensor and the effects on inverter operations.
Table 10 Inverter Temps
Effect
Temperature Reading
Transformer Output FETs Capacitors
Over Temperature
error
>125°C >95°C >95°C
Reduced charging or selling =120°C =90°C =90°C
Fan turns on >60°C >60°C >60°C
Fan turns off <50°C <50°C <50°C
GT Warnings
This screen is also available under
Inverter Warnings
. The GT (grid-tie) warnings in Table 11 indicate
why a grid-interactive inverter has stopped selling. These warnings are caused when the grid exceeds
one of the settings in the
Grid Interface Protection
menu. A GT warning may accompany a
Disconnect message (see Table 12) or a regular warning (see Table 9), depending on conditions.
Table 11 GT Warnings
Message Definition
A
C Freq Too High
The AC source has exceeded
Grid Interface Protection
frequency levels.
A
C Freq Too Lo
w
The AC source has dropped below
Grid Interface Protection
frequency levels.
Voltage Too High
The AC source has exceeded
Grid Interface Protection
voltage levels.
Voltage Too Lo
w
The AC source has dropped below
Grid Interface Protection
voltage levels.
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See inside front cover of this manual.

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Outback FXR2012A Specifications

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BrandOutback
ModelFXR2012A
CategoryBattery Charger
LanguageEnglish