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900-0248-01-00 Rev A
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Troubleshooting
Errors and Warnings
The Alino has indications for fault (“error” or “warning”) conditions. An error is defined as a
critical fault that shuts the unit down. A warning is a non-critical fault that allows the unit to
continue operating. Some warnings may become errors if unattended.
Faults are shown on the front panel. The red LED indicator flashes to indicate a warning and
is solid to indicate an error. The indicator is accompanied by codes on the display. A warning
code (unit still operating) is followed by
⚠
.
An error code (unit failure) begins with F
.
All faults
are accompanied by an audible alarm, if enabled.
Figure 30 Error and Warning Indications
Table 7 Warning Codes (with alarm)
Code Beep Reason for Warning
01 3 times per second One of the unit’s fans has failed.
02 None Temperature is too high.
03 Once per second Battery voltage is too high. See page 43.
04
Once per second Battery voltage is too low. See page 43.
07 Once every 2 seconds Overloaded output (timeout is in progress)
1 0 Twice every 3 seconds Output power has been derated due to conditions.
1 5 Twice every 3 seconds PV energy is low.
1 6
None High AC input voltage (<280 Vac).
32 None Internal communications interrupted.
Eq None Battery equalization is occurring.
bP
None Battery is not connected.
NOTE:
Certain warning codes, particularly the last two, are not true faults. They simply note
operation outside of what is considered “normal” for the Alino.
Code
Fault
Indicator