WFCO WF-5318 User Manual (English)

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Amanda HughesAug 11, 2025
What to do if my WFCO WF-5318 Inverter remote control panel is dark and will not turn on?
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  Gregory SanchezAug 11, 2025
  If the remote control panel for your WFCO Inverter is dark and won't turn on, consider the following: 1. Check if there is DC power to the inverter by connecting a charged battery. 2. Ensure that the test button on the inverter is off (pressed to the out position). 3. Inspect the remote control panel cable for damage or disconnections; reconnect or repair/replace the cable as needed.
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Timothy ThorntonAug 18, 2025
What to do if WFCO WF-5318 Inverter remote control panel shows a flashing, dark, or incomplete display?
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  Robert RodriguezAug 18, 2025
  If your WFCO Inverter remote control panel shows a flashing, dark, or incomplete display, it might be due to a communication loss from connecting or disconnecting the panel while operating. To fix this, reboot the panel by disconnecting and reconnecting the cable, then turn the inverter off and on again.
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Regina SolomonAug 26, 2025
What to do if my WFCO Inverter does not provide 115 V ac at output when operating on battery only?
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  Brett JacksonAug 26, 2025
  If your WFCO Inverter isn't providing 115V ac output when running on battery, here's what you can check: * Ensure the inverter is turned on by holding the power button for three seconds. * Verify and correct the battery wiring, as reversed polarity can cause this issue. * Check the battery fuse or breaker and replace or reset it if necessary. * Recharge the battery, as the inverter operates from 10 to 16 volts dc. * Reduce the load, then turn the inverter off and on again, as it may be overloaded. * Reset the inverter branch circuit breaker or GFCI if it has tripped.
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Kirk HartSep 1, 2025
Why WFCO WF-5318 Inverter does not provide 115 V ac at output when plugged into shore power?
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  Christopher BrooksSep 1, 2025
  If your WFCO Inverter isn't providing 115V ac output when plugged into shore power, it could be due to several reasons: * The shore power cord may not be properly connected. Ensure it is plugged into a power source. * The shore power breaker may have tripped. Reset it and verify the correct voltage at the pedestal. * The shore power voltage might be out of range. Check that it's between 90 and 130 volts. * The inverter output circuit breaker may have tripped. This internal breaker will automatically reset within one minute; if it trips again, reduce the load current. * The branch circuit breaker that supplies the inverter may have tripped. Reset the breaker, and if it trips again, reduce the load current.