SamplexPower MSK-90 User Manual (English)

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jamesandersenJul 27, 2025
What to do if the Load Status LED Indicator (3) is Red and flashing fast on my SamplexPower MSK-90 Solar panel?
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  Debra HessJul 27, 2025
  If the Load Status LED Indicator is red and flashing fast, and there's no output voltage at the Load Terminals, it means there is a short circuit. Clear the short circuit and then press the Load On/Off Button (4). After 3 seconds, the output voltage at the Load Terminals should be restored, and the load will start operating normally again.
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Angel RiceAug 1, 2025
What to do if the Load Status LED Indicator (3) is Red and flashing slowly on my SamplexPower MSK-90?
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  Cassandra WellsAug 2, 2025
  If the Load Status LED Indicator is red and flashing slowly, and there is no output voltage at the Load Terminals, it indicates that the current drawn from the Load Terminals exceeds 10A. Reduce the load to below 10A and press the Load On/Off Button (4). After 3 seconds, the output voltage at the Load Terminals will be restored.
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Daniel WhiteAug 8, 2025
Why is the Battery Status LED Indicator (2) Green and flashing fast on my SamplexPower MSK-90?
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  Adam ObrienAug 8, 2025
  The Battery Status LED Indicator (2) flashes green rapidly because the battery voltage has risen to the Over Voltage Disconnect Threshold of 16.0V. Measure the battery voltage; if it is higher than 16.0V, disconnect the battery. The controller is defective, so call Technical Support.
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claytonmartinezAug 14, 2025
Why is Battery Status LED Indicator (2) steady Orange on my SamplexPower MSK-90?
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  beverlydavidsonAug 14, 2025
  The Battery Status LED Indicator being steady orange indicates that the battery voltage has dropped to the Under Voltage Warning Threshold of 12.0V. The Battery Status Indicator will return to green when the battery voltage rises to the Under Voltage Warning Reconnect Threshold of 12.2V.
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Kyle FischerSep 10, 2025
How to fix Charging Status LED Indicator (1) being OFF on SamplexPower MSK-90?