Appendix A: Errors and Troubleshooting
SolarEdge Installation Guide – MAN-01-00057-2.2
DC overvoltage. The
input DC voltage
exceeds the maximum
supported level.
The SolarEdge system normally eliminates
DC overvoltage errors: When DC
overvoltage is detected, the inverter shuts
off the power optimizers and restarts.
If the fault persists:
Turn OFF the inverter ON/OFF switch.
If after five minutes, the LCD panel
does not show a low safety voltage (1V
per optimizer), check which string is
malfunctioning, and recheck its
connections to the inverter.
Proceed according to Power Optimizers
Troubleshooting on page 57
Re-commission all inverters in the site,
as described in Chapter 4:
Commissioning the Installation on
page 23.
If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge
support.
If the fault persists:
Verify that proper clearances exist
around the inverter.
Make sure that the heat-sink fins are
clear of dirt and obstacles.
Reinstall in a cooler location.
Broken or unconnected
Temperature sensor.
If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge
support.
PV Isolation fault. The
inverter has detected
the PV solar array is not
properly isolated from
ground earth. The
isolation is checked
each time the inverter
starts up.
If the fault persists:
Check the PV installation for isolation
problems and ground leakage.
Only a certified PV installer must fix the
faulty string before connecting it to the
inverter.
The AC relay failed
during wake-up tests.
If the fault persists:
Disconnect inverter from AC grid.
Contact SolarEdge support.
If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge
support.
The RCD measurement
has failed during the
wake-up test phase.
If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge
support.