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Problem Possible Cause Solution
Shore power is not connected.
Plug shore power cord into power
source.
Shore power breaker is
tripped.
Reset shore power breaker; verify
correct voltage at pedestal.
Shore power voltage is out of
range.
Check shore power voltage; it should
be between 90 volts and 130 volts.
Inverter output circuit breaker
has tripped.
Internal breaker will automatically
reset within one minute. If it trips
again, reduce the load current.
Branch circuit breaker that
supplies the inverter has
tripped.
Reset the breaker. If it trips again,
reduce the load current.
Inverter is not turned on.
Hold power button for three seconds
to turn on inverter.
Battery polarity reversed. Check and correct the battery wiring.
Battery fuse or breaker has
opened.
Replace fuse or reset breaker.
Recharge battery. Inverter operates
from 10 to 16 volts dc.
Inverter has been overloaded.
Reduce load; turn off inverter then
turn on again.
Inverter branch circuit breaker
or GFCI has tripped.
Connect a charged battery to the
inverter.
Test button on the inverter
has been left on (pressed in).
Set the test button so that it is off
(press it to the out position).
Remote control panel cable
has been damaged or
disconnected.
Reconnect or repair/replace the
cable.
Remote control panel shows a
flashing, dark, or incomplete
display.
Panel has been connected or
disconnected while operating;
communication lost.
Reboot panel: disconnect cable,
reconnect cable, then turn inverter
off/on again.
Inverter does not provide 115 V
ac at output when plugged into
shore power.
Inverter does not provide 115 V
ac at output when operating on
battery only.
Remote control panel is dark
and will not turn on.
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