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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
a
non-operating
Microinverter
There
are
two
possible
overall
areas
of
trouble:
A.
The
Microinverter
itself
may
be
having
problems.
B.
The
Microinverter
itself
is
working
fine
but
it
is
having
trouble
communicating
with
the
ECD.
The
items
below
refer
to
Microinverter
issues,
not
communication
issues
(addressed
in
the
ECD
manual).
A
quick
way
to
tell
whether
the
issue
is
the
Microinverter
or
a
communication
problem
with
the
ECD:
1.
Diagnosing
from
the
Microinverter:
A
red
light
–
either
blinking
or
solid
on
the
Microinverter,
or
no
light
at
all.
No
light,
or
a
red
light,
means
it
is
definitely
a
Microinverter
problem.
2.
Diagnosing
from
the
ECD:
a.
No-Data-Display:
This
is
probably
a
communication
issue-
not
a
Microinverter
problem.
b.
Problems
with
erratic
display:
Data
is
displayed
for
some
period
and
then
no
data
is
displayed:
most
likely
a
communication
issue.
c.
0
watts,
or
2
watts:
Possibly
a
Microinverter
problem
d.
Erratic
data
display
that
is
not
coordinating
with
data
displays
from
other
units:
most
likely
a
Microinverter
problem.
To
troubleshoot
a
non-operating
Microinverter,
Follow
the
steps
below
in
order:
1.
Verify
the
utility
voltage
and
frequency
are
within
ranges
shown
in
the
Technical
Data
section
of
this
manual.
2.
Check
the
connection
to
the
utility
grid.
Verify
utility
power
is
present
at
the
inverter
in
question
by
removing
AC,
then
DC
power.
Never
disconnect
the
DC
wires
while
the
microinverter
is
producing
power.
Re-connect
the
DC
module
connectors
and
watch
for
three
short
LED
flashes.
3.
Check
the
AC
branch
circuit
interconnection
between
all
the
microinverters.
Verify
each
inverter
is
energized
by
the
utility
grid
as
described
in
the
previous
step.
4.
Make
sure
that
any
AC
breaker
are
functioning
properly
and
are
closed.
5.
Check
the
DC
connections
between
the
microinverter
and
the
PV
module.
6.
Verify
the
PV
module
DC
voltage
is
within
the
allowable
range
shown
in
the
Technical
Data
of
this
manual.
7.
If
the
problem
persists,
please
call
Customer
Support.
WARNING:
Do
not
attempt
to
repair
the
microinverter.If
troubleshooting
methods
fail,
please
call
for
Technical
Support
Maintenance
No
need
to
Maintenance.
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