TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem:
Low or no output voltage from the power inverter
Answer:
Check connections between the 12 Volt power source and
the power inverter as detailed in Connecting Your Power
Inverter.
Answer:
Using the incorrect type of voltmeter to test the output
voltage. To accurately measure the the output voltage of
your SOLAR Power Inverter, use only a voltmeter identified as
a “True RMS” reading voltmeter.
Problem:
Red LED ON
Answer:
The voltage of the 12 Volt power source may have dropped
below 9.5 Volts – check 12 Volt power source voltage and
recharge as needed.
Answer:
The device being powered is placing a power demand on the
inverter that is beyond its operating capacity – use a higher
capacity power inverter or cease powering that device using
your power inverter.
Answer:
The inverter is too hot – allow the inverter to cool. Check for
adequate ventilation. If problem persists, reduce the the load
on the power inverter to the rated continuous power.
Problem:
Low Battery Alarm on Continuously
Answer:
The voltage of the 12 Volt power source may have dropped
below 10.5 Volts – check 12 Volt power source voltage and
recharge as needed.
Answer:
Poor or weak 12 Volt power source – recharge or replace the
battery.
Answer:
Inadequate power delivery from the 12 Volt power source –
check the connections between the 12 Volt power source and
the power inverter.
Problem:
Poor Television/Audio Device Reception
Answer:
Refer to “Suggestions When Using Your Power Inverter to
Power Television and Audio Devices” section within this
Operator’s Manual.
