Xantrex PROsine 2.0, User Manual

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Troubleshooting
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Error Messages
Error messages indicate that there has been a change in system operation due to a
detected condition.
• You can retrieve the previous twenty Error messages by placing the unit in
Configure mode and then selecting
View Last 20 PROsine Faults from the
Diagnostics menu.
• To clear an Error message, press the ESCAPE key.
• If the audible alarm is enabled, press ESCAPE twice. The first key press
deactivates the alarm and the second removes the message from the screen.
(The error is not cleared from the system, however.)
Some Error messages appear as
Internal nnnn
where nnnn is the number of the error.
If one of these errors causes the PROsine to shut down, attempt to restart the unit.
If the error occurs again, call Xantrex.
Other errors are listed in <Xref>Table 6-3. The text in the Error Message column
appears as the second line on the LCD; the first line displays PROsine Error .
Table 6-3 Error Messages
Error Message Details Action
Low Bus Voltage
Low bus voltage detected
Clear the error in the Configure menu and then
recharge the batteries.
If the batteries are fully charged then verify that
the DC cables are the correct size and that all
connections are tight.
Invert Lo Bus V
Bypass Lo Bus V
Battery Too Hot PROsine battery temperature too high. Check the tightness of all connections.
Check electrolyte level.
Check charger and battery settings.
Battery TooCold PROsine battery temperature too low. Extreme cold may require a battery heater. If the
battery is frozen, thaw it gradually to avoid
damage.
Temp1 Too Hot PROsine internal temperature 1 too
high. Reduce the loads on the system.
Ensure that the PROsine is being adequately
ventilated.
Temp2 Too Hot PROsine internal temperature 2 too
high.
Temp1 Too Cold PROsine internal temperature 1 too low.
Raise the ambient temperature.
Temp2 Too Cold PROsine internal temperature 2 too low.
Invert Lo Bat V Inverter battery voltage low (below
configured shutdown level or below 8V
for Fault Shutdown). Check battery state of charge and re-charge if
necessary.
Check for proper DC cable size.
Check all connections for tightness.
Inv Low Bat V FS