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Battery/Cell over-
voltage Warning
on Samkoon
Inverter Setting #9 set higher than
54.0V
* Verify and change the inverter setting to 54.0V
* If the unit exceeded the warning or protection
threshold, allow the unit to discharge below 56.0V
and/or 3400mV.
* If the unit exceeded the protection threshold, the unit
will need to reach the recover set point and re-start the
Charge Low
Temperature
Warning on
Samkoon
If the battery is lower than 32°F
(0°C) for more than 10 seconds, the
battery protection mode will
engage.
* Warm the interior of the vehicle to a minimum of
41°F (5°C)
* The inverter/charger will charge at 8A to heat the
battery, and once the minimum cell temperature
reaches 5° the charging contactor will close, and full
charging will begin.
The inverter won't
turn ON
The inverter remote switch is OFF
Turn the inverter remote switch ON
The inverter main switch is OFF
Locate the switch on the inverter and set to "REM" so it
will work with the remote switch
The inverter has a fault of some kind
(Low battery, over temp, etc.)
Observe the inverter screen, note any fault codes,
compare to the inverter fault table
on even though
the remote switch
The inverter main switch is ON
Locate the switch on the inverter and set to "REM" so it
will work with the remote switch.
The charger
doesn't charge the
battery
There is no AC power to the
inverter/charger
* Verify the power shore cord and the circuit breaker is
ON
* Check for loose wiring connection
Check the inverter screen to see if it indicates incoming
Charge rate set too low or 0A
Check inverter setting #28, it should be in the range of
5-40A, depending on shore power available
randomly through
the day
Output from the rooftop solar
panels is on the threshold of
operating the inverter
* Eliminate any shade/shadows from the solar panels
* Turn off the beep feature in the inverter settings (this
will also silence any other faults)
displaying
Inverter in sleep mode
Click any button on the screen to exit screen sleep
mode.
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