SMA STP 10000TL-10 Installation User Manual
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11 Messages
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< Relay control defective input X >
X stands for the affected input. The relay
control at the affected input is defective.
Contact the SMA Service Line
(see Section 16 "Contact", page 111)
6432
< HSS-IGBT defective input X >
HSS-IGBT cannot be switched on or off.
Contact the SMA Service Line
(see Section 16 "Contact", page 111)
6439
< Varistor monitoring defective >
The varistor monitoring is defective.
Contact the SMA Service Line
(see Section 16 "Contact", page 111)
6501,
6502,
6509
< Self diagnosis > or
< Overtemperature >
The inverter switches off due to excessive
temperature.
• Ensure sufficient ventilation.
• Check heat dissipation
(see Section 10.2 "Checking Heat
Dissipation", page 65).
6603,
6604
< Self diagnosis > or
< Overload >
• Contact the SMA Service Line
(see Section 16 "Contact",
page 111)
6701,
6702
< Comm. disturbed >
A fault has occurred in the internal
communication of the inverter. However,
the inverter continues feeding into the grid.
If this event occurs frequently:
• Contact the SMA Service Line
(see Section 16 "Contact",
page 111)
6801,
6802
< Self-diagnosis > or
< Input A defective >
• Contact the SMA Service Line
(see Section 16 "Contact",
page 111)
6901,
6902
< Self-diagnosis > or
< Input B defective >
• Contact the SMA Service Line
(see Section 16 "Contact",
page 111)
7001,
7002,
7007
< Sensor fault fan permanently on >
Overtemperature in the inverter or sensor
defective.
• Contact the SMA Service Line
(see Section 16 "Contact",
page 111)
7101
< SD card defective >
Re-format the SD card.
• Cancel write protection on SD card.
• Re-save the files to the SD card.
7102
< Parameter file not found or defective >
• Copy the parameter file into the
SD card drive :\PARASET directory.
7105
< Param. setting failed >
• Check whether the parameters of
the SD card are valid.
• Ensure change rights via
SMA Grid Guard code.
Event no. Display message and cause
Corrective measures