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4.0 Troubleshooting

4.0 Troubleshooting

Use Table 4-1 below to determine what condition triggered the error/warning

code on the unit’s digital display, and what corrective action is needed.

Table 4-1, CSW1012 Inverter Error Codes

Code

Condition

Corrective Action

E01

Unit has sensed the input is

voltage is low (<10.5 VDC)

and unit will shut down in 30

seconds.

Immediately recharge the

battery (to at least 11.8 VDC),

and then restart unit.

E02

Unit has sensed the input

voltage is high and has shut

down.

Check the battery voltage, or if

an external charger is connected

to the battery bank.

E03

Unit output has sensed an

overload or short circuit and

was shut down.

Check the load connected to

the output. Reduce the load and

restart the unit.

E04

Unit has sensed the internal

temperature was high and has

shut down.

Turn the unit off, and then wait

15 minutes before restarting.

Check if any object has blocked

the unit’s air fl ow.

E05

Unit has sensed the input

voltage is low and has initiated

a warning alarm (@11.2 VDC).

Recharge the battery (to at

least 11.8 VDC) as the unit will

shut down shortly.

E06

Unit has sensed that the

connected load is close to the

overload shutdown limit.

Reduce the connected load.

E07

Unit has sensed the internal

temperature is high, and is

close to the thermal shutdown

limit.

Reduce the load and check if

any of the unit’s ventilation is

blocked.

Use Table 4-2 below to troubleshoot any of the listed problems/symptoms.

Table 4-2, Troubleshooting Guide

Problem

Symptom

Solution

No output voltage.

Status indicator is

off.

The unit is off.

Turn on the unit per

instructions in the

Operation section.

No power to

inverter.

Check if fuse or disconnect

switch (if installed) is either

blown or turned off.

No AC output. Status

indicator is green.

GFCI was tripped.

Check the connected load

and reset the GFCI.

No output. Status

indicator is amber.

Check error code

on the digital

display.

Verify the error condition

and make the necessary

correction.