ME3000SP User manual
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This section contains information and procedures for solving possible problems with the inverter.
This section help users to identify the inverter fault. Please read the following procedures carefully:
Check the warning, fault messages or fault codes shown on the inverter screen, record all the fault
information.
If there is no fault information shown on the screen, check whether the following requirements are met:
- Is the inverter mounted in a clean, dry place with good ventilation?
- Is the DC switch turned ON?
- Are the cables adequately sized and short enough?
- Are the input and output connections and wiring in good condition?
- Are the configuration settings correct for the particular installation?
- Are the display panel and the communication cables properly connected and undamaged?
Follow the steps below to view recorded problems:Press "Back" to enter the main menu in the normal
interface. In the interface screen select "Event List", then press "OK" to enter events.
The power grid voltage is too high
If the alarm occurs occasionally, the possible
cause is that the electric grid is abnormal
occasionally. ME3000SP automatically returns
to normal operating status when the electric
grid’s back to normal.
If the alarm occurs frequently, check whether
the grid voltage/frequency is within the
acceptable range. If no, contact SOFAR
technical support. If yes, check the AC circuit
breaker and AC wiring of the ME3000SP.
If the grid voltage/frequency is within the
acceptable range and AC wiring is correct,
while the alarm occurs repeatedly, contact
SOFAR technical support to change the grid
over-voltage, under-voltage, over-frequency,
under-frequency protection points after
obtaining approval from the local electrical grid
operator.
If you confirm that AC wiring is correct & grid
voltage/frequency is within acceptable range,
the alarm still occurs repeatedly, try to change
country code to 22. Then restart ME3000SP to
see if problem is solved.
The power grid voltage is too low
The power grid frequency is too
high
The power grid frequency is too
low