User Manual 8 Troubleshooting and Maintenance
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Bus hardware over-voltage
fault.
The bus voltage exceeds the
protection value.
Wait 5 minutes for inverter
recovery or restart the system.
PV hardware over-current fault.
The PV1 or PV2 current
exceeds the protective value.
The PV input voltage exceeds
the bus voltage.
Check the functionality of the PV
connection terminals.
PV1 boost short-circuit fault
The inverter may be damaged.
Contact SUNGROW for a solution.
PV2 boost short-circuit fault
INV over-temperature fault.
1. Check and clean the heat sink.
2. Check whether the inverter is
installed in sunlight or the ambient
temperature of the enclosure
exceeds 45℃...60℃.
3. Restart the system.
PV insulation resistance fault.
1. Check whether the PV cable
connection is intact.
2. Wait for a sunny day to check
whether the system can run well.
Slave DSP redundant fault.
Phase voltage sampling fault.
DC injection sampling fault.
PV1 current sampling fault.
PV2 current sampling fault.
PV1 MPPT current sampling
fault.
PV2 MPPT current sampling
fault.
System power supply failure
fault.
Leakage current CT self-check
fault.
SPI communication failure.
Communication faults between
the master DSP and the slave
DSP.
Master DSP communication
fault.
All temperature sensors failed
fault.
Forced restart the system.
1. Inverter can normally be
connected to the grid.
2. Restart the system.
Temperature sensor warnings.