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Solar Stik
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, Inc.
SYSTEM SETUP AND OPERATION GUIDE FOR THE SOLAR STIK USAF G-BOSS MEDIUM AND HEAVY HYBRID POWER SYSTEM
PRELIMINARY DRAFT
TROUBLESHOOTING
The PRO-Verter is the central management device in most Systems and as such will be the primary
device to report and correct issues both within the PRO-Verter and the System.
Table 4. List of Faults and Source(s) of Problem
Most faults and System failures can be caused by two factors: (1) incorrect programming values
in the PRO-Verter (and possibly the Power Hub) or (2) incorrect setup. Ensure the PRO-Verter and
Power Hub programming values are set according to the Program Requirements.
Table 4 provides the faults most commonly encountered when a System is running in Hybrid mode.
The source(s) of the problems that generates these faults is indicated by an “X” in the appropriate
column. This information will streamline the troubleshooting process by telling the operator what
to check first. Click the fault name to link to a detailed explanation of the reason(s) why the fault
occurred and solutions to correct the fault. The full list of all faults and statuses is on the following
page. Refer to the component Manuals if faults are not System-related.
Fault
Excessive
Load
Generator Batteries
Power
Hub
AGS
Cable
AC Cable
Heat/
Derating
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Generator Faults
1. Press CTRL button. Scroll to “03 Gen Control”. Press SELECT. Rotate SELECT dial to “OFF”. Press SELECT.
2. Press CTRL button. Scroll to “03 Gen Control”. Press SELECT. Rotate SELECT dial to “ON” or “AUTO”. Press
SELECT.
Low Battery Fault
Apply AC power source to PRO-Verter to support loads and charge ESMs. Fault condition will reset automatically when
ESMs are charged above 24 VDC.
Overtemp Fault
Inverter will automatically reset after 60 seconds of cooling fan operation.
Overcurrent Fault
Check circuit breakers. If green LED is not illuminated, reset breaker.
Reverse Polarity Fault
LED indicator will illuminate if the AC input connections are not correct