Fronius Error Codes
Fronius STATE codes beginning with 1 usually only occur momentarily and are caused by the power from the street (the grid) being outside the inverters operating parameters.
The Fronius inverter reacts by disconnecting from the grid and attempts to switch on again after the specified mains monitoring period, as long as no further errors occur during this period.
The STATE code is displayed whilst the grid is being checked.
|
Code |
Description |
Behaviour |
Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|
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STATE 101 |
AC voltage too high |
Following careful testing and when the grid conditions are within the permissible range again, the inverter will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
Check grid connections: If this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 103 |
AC voltage too low |
Following careful testing and when the grid conditions are within the permissible range again, the inverter will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
Check grid connections: If this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 105 |
AC frequency too high |
Following careful testing and when the grid conditions are within the permissible range again, the inverter will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
Check grid connections: If this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 106 |
AC frequency too low |
Following careful testing and when the grid conditions are within the permissible range again, the inverter will resume feeding energy into the grid. | Check grid connections: If this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 107 |
AC grid outside the permissible limits |
Following careful testing and when the grid conditions are within the permissible range again, the inverter will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
Check grid connections: If this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 108 |
Stand alone operation detected |
Following careful testing and when the grid conditions are within the permissible range again, the inverter will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
Check grid connections: If this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 112 |
Intermediate circuit overvoltage |
Following careful testing and when the grid conditions are within the permissible range again, the inverter will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
Check grid connections: If this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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Fronius STATE codes beginning with 3xx
Fronius Primo STATE codes beginning with 3 are status codes that may occur while feeding energy into the grid, but generally do not cause the process to be interrupted for any length of time.
The inverter disconnects automatically from the grid, the grid is then monitored as specified and the inverter attempts to resume feeding energy into the grid.
|
Code |
Description |
Behaviour |
Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|
|
STATE 301 |
Overcurrent (AC) |
Short-term interruption while feeding energy into the grid due to over |
Fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 302 |
Overcurrent (DC) |
current in the inverter. The inverter resumes with its startup routine. |
Fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 303 |
Power stage set over temperature |
Short term interruption while feeding energy into the grid due to over temperature. The inverter resumes with its startup routine. |
Purge openings for cooling air and heat sink if necessary; fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 304 |
Internal temperature too high |
Short term interruption while feeding energy into the grid due to over temperature. The inverter resumes with its startup routine. |
Purge openings for cooling air and heat sink if necessary; fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 306 |
LOW PV OUTPUT Intermediate circuit voltage too low for feeding energy into the grid |
Short term interruption while feeding energy into the grid. The inverter resumes with its startup routine. |
Fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code occurs when there is sufficient insolation (sunlight) contact Swift Solar Repairs. IMPORTANT! Due to the low level of insolation (sunlight) early in the morning and in the evening, the STATE codes 306 (LOW PV OUTPUT) and 307 LOW PV VOLTAGE) are displayed routinely at these times of day. These STATE codes do not indicate any kind of fault. |
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STATE 307 |
LOW PV VOLTAGE DC input voltage too low for feeding energy into the grid |
Short term interruption while feeding energy into the grid. The inverter resumes with its startup routine. |
Fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code occurs when there is sufficient insolation (sunlight) contact Swift Solar Repairs. IMPORTANT! Due to the low level of insolation (sunlight) early in the morning and in the evening, the STATE codes 306 (LOW PV OUTPUT) and 307 LOW PV VOLTAGE) are displayed routinely at these times of day. These STATE codes do not indicate any kind of fault. |
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STATE 308 |
Intermediate circuit overvoltage |
Short term interruption while feeding energy into the grid. The inverter resumes with its startup routine. |
Fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 309 |
DC input voltage |
Short term interruption while feeding energy into the grid. The inverter resumes with its startup routine. | Fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 313 |
DC input voltage MPPT 2 too high |
Short term interruption while feeding energy into the grid. The inverter resumes with its startup routine. | Fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
Fronius STATE codes beginning with 4 are error states that require the intervention of a Fronius Service Partner.
They are either temporary or lasting and are triggered by faulty hardware or a software problem.
Try switching off the Fronius inverter following the system shutdown procedure, leave off for a few minutes then attempt to restart.
If the fault continues please contact Swift Solar Repairs. for further assistance.
|
Code |
Description |
Behaviour |
Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|
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STATE 401 |
No communication with power stage set possible |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 406 |
Power stage set temperature sensor faulty |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 407 |
Internal temperature sensor faulty |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 408 |
DC feeding into the grid detected |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 412 |
Fixed voltage mode has been selected instead of MPP voltage mode and the fixed voltage has been set to too low or too high a value |
- |
If this STATE code persists contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 415 |
Safety cut out via option card or RECERBO has triggered |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. |
If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 416 |
No communication possible between power stage set and control system |
The inverter will automatically attempt to reconnect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. |
If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 417 |
Hardware ID problem |
The inverter will automatically attempt to reconnect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 419 |
Unique ID conflict |
The inverter will automatically attempt to reconnect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 421 |
HID range error |
The inverter will automatically attempt to reconnect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 425 |
No communication possible with the power stage set |
The inverter will automatically attempt to reconnect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 426-428 |
Possible hardware fault |
The inverter will automatically attempt to reconnect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 431 |
Software problem |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Carry out an AC reset (switch the AC circuit breaker off and on); update the inverter firmware; if this status code is displayed all the time please contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 436 |
Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced. |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | Update the inverter firmware; if this status code is displayed all the time please contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 437 |
Power stage set problem |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | Update the inverter firmware; if this status code is displayed all the time please contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 438 |
Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced) |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | Update the inverter firmware; if this status code is displayed all the time please contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 443 |
Intermediate circuit voltage too low or asymmetric |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | If the status code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 445 |
Invalid limit value settings |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid for safety reasons. | Update the inverter firmware with the latest firmware here; if the STATE code is displayed all the time after the firmware update contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 447 |
Insulation fault |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid for safety reasons. | If this status code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 448 |
Neutral conductor not connected |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid for safety reasons. | If this status code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 450 |
Guard cannot be found |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid for safety reasons. | If this status code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 452 |
Memory error detected |
Short term interruption while feeding energy into the grid. The inverter resumes with its startup routine. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 452 |
Memory error detected |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again, and if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 453 |
Short term grid voltage error |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again, and if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 454 |
Short term grid frequency error |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again, and if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 456 |
Anti-islanding function is no longer implemented correctly |
The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again, and if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid. | If the STATE code is displayed all the time: notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 457 |
Grid relay sticking |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 459 |
Error when recording the measuring signal for the insulation test |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 460 |
Reference voltage source for the digital signal processor (DSP) is working out of tolerance |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 461 |
Fault in the DSP data memory |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 462 |
Error with DC feed monitoring routine |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 463 |
Reversed AC polarity, AC connector inserted incorrectly |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 474 |
RCMU sensor faulty |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | If this STATE code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 475 |
Solar panel ground fault, insulation fault (connection between solar panel and ground) |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | If this STATE code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 476 |
Driver supply voltage too low |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | If this STATE code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 480, 481 |
Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced) |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Update the inverter firmware with the latest firmware here; if the STATE code persists contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 482 |
Startup incomplete |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Perform AC reset (turn AC circuit breaker off and on), complete startup. |
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STATE 483 |
Voltage UDC fixed on MPP2 string out of limits |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Check the MPP settings; if the status code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 485 |
CAN transmit buffer is full |
The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | Carry out an AC reset (turn AC circuit breaker off and on), if the STATE code continues to be displayed notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
Fronius STATE codes beginning with 5 generally do not stop the feed in operation of the Fronius Primo inverter.
The STATE codes will be displayed until the message is acknowledged by pushing a button on the display (the inverter will work in feed in operation during this time).
|
Code |
Description |
Behaviour |
Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|
|
STATE 502 |
Insulation error on the solar panels |
Warning message is shown on the display |
If this STATE code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 509 |
No energy fed into the grid in the past 24 hours |
Warning message is shown on the display |
Acknowledge STATE code; check whether all the conditions for the problem free feeding of energy into the grid have been met. If the STATE code is displayed all the time: look out for further STATE codes. |
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STATE 515 |
No communication with filter possible |
Warning message is shown on the display |
If the status code is displayed all the time notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 516 |
No communication possible with the storage unit |
Storage unit warning message. |
If the status code is displayed all the time notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 517 |
Derating caused by too high a temperature |
When power derating occurs, a warning message is shown on the display |
Purge cooling air openings and heat sink if necessary; fault is rectified automatically; if this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 522 |
DC1 Input Voltage too low |
The DC voltage on input 1 of the inverter is too low |
Check voltage & polarity on input 1 of the inverter. If this STATE code keeps recurring please contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 523 |
DC2 Input Voltage too low |
The DC voltage on input 2 of the inverter is too low |
Check voltage & polarity on input 2 of the inverter. Check MPP settings / voltage at the “Installer Menu Basic”. If this STATE code keeps recurring please contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 558 |
Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced) |
Possible error displays or malfunction on the inverter | If this STATE code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 560 |
Derating caused by over-frequency |
This STATE code is displayed when the grid frequency becomes excessively high. The inverter will then reduce its output. The status indicator will continue to be displayed until the inverter has returned to normal operation. | As soon as the grid frequency is back within the permissible range and the inverter has returned to normal operation, the fault is rectified automatically. If this STATE code keep recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 566 |
Arc detector switched off (e.g. during external arc monitoring) |
The STATE code is displayed every day until the arc detector is reactivated. | No error, Confirm status code by pressing ‘Enter’. |
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STATE 567 |
Grid Voltage Dependent Power Reduction is active |
This state code is a warning informing you that the Grid Voltage Dependent Power Reduction mode (GVDPR or Volt – Watt mode) has been activated and the inverter will continue to operate with reduced power output. This is because the grid voltage has exceeded 250Vac and the GVDPR has been enabled to try to reduce the voltage rise at the inverters terminals. This mode must be enabled by default in accordance with the latest Australian Standards. | Acknowledge status code; if this STATE 567 code keeps recurring contact Swift Solar Repairs. Find out more about the STATE 567 message here |
Class 7 STATE codes on Fronius Primo inverters relate to the control system, the configuration and inverter data recording, and may directly or indirectly affect the process of feeding energy into the grid.
|
Code |
Description |
Behaviour |
Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|
|
STATE 705 |
Conflict when setting the inverter number (e.g. number already assigned) |
- |
Correct the inverter number via the setup menu |
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STATE 721 |
EEPROM has been reinitialised or EEPROM is faulty |
Warning message is shown on the display |
AAcknowledge STATE code; If the STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 731 |
Initialisation error – USB stick is not supported |
Warning message is shown on the display |
Check or replace USB stick. Check the file system on the USB stick. If the STATE code is displayed all the time notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 732 |
Over current on USB stick |
Warning message is shown on the display |
Check or replace USB stick. Check the file system on the USB stick. If the STATE code is displayed all the time notify Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 733 |
No USB stick connected |
Warning message is shown on the display |
Connect or check the USB stick. If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 734 |
Update file not recognised or not present |
Warning message is shown on the display |
Check update file (e.g. for correct file name). If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 735 |
Update file does not match the device, update file too old |
Warning message appears on the display, update process is interrupted. |
Update the inverter firmware with the latest firmware here; if the STATE code is displayed all the time after the firmware update contact Swift Solar Repairs. If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 736 |
Write or read error occurred |
Warning message is shown on the display | Check USB stick and the data contained on it or replace USB stick. Never unplug a USB stick if the ‘Data Transmission’ LED is still flashing or lit. If the STATE code is displayed all the contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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STATE 738 |
Log file cannot be saved (e.g. USB stick is write protected or full)t |
Warning message is shown on the display | Create storage space, remove write protection, check or replace USB stick if necessary. If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 743 |
Error occurred during update process |
Warning message is shown on the display | Repeat the update process, check USB stick. If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 745 |
Update file corrupt |
Warning message appears on the display, update process is interrupted. | Redownload the with the latest firmware here. If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 751 |
Time lost |
Warning message is shown on the display | Reset the time and date on the inverter. Check update file (e.g. for correct file name). If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 752 |
Real Time Clock module communication error |
Warning message is shown on the display | Reset the time and date on the inverter. Check update file (e.g. for correct file name). If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 757 |
Hardware error in the Real Time Clock module |
Error message is shown on the display; the inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid. | If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 758 |
Internal error: Real Time Clock module is in emergency mode |
Time may be inaccurate or lost (feeding energy into the grid normal). | If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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STATE 766 |
Emergency power de-rating has been activated |
Error message is shown on the display. | If STATE code is displayed all the time contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
Other Error Codes
- Zeversolar
- Sunny Roo
- Aerosharp
- JFY / JSI / Suntwins / Shenzhen JingFuYuan Tech. Co., Ltd. Faults
- Sharp JH1600
- Sunny Boy
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Code |
Description |
Causes |
|---|---|---|
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1 |
SCI Fault |
Communication between the master and slave CPU has failed. |
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2 |
EEPROM R/W Fault |
Reading or writing of EEPROM has failed. |
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3 |
Rly-Check Fault |
Output rely has failed. |
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4 |
DC INJ. High |
Output DC feed-in exceeds the permitted upper limit. |
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8 |
AC HCT Fault |
Output current is abnormal. |
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9 |
GFCI Fault |
Ground fault detection circuit is abnormal. |
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10 |
Device Fault |
Unknown error. |
The inverter has three LED lights – green, red, & yellow which provide information about the various operating states.
Green light: solid when the inverter is operating normally
Yellow light: flashes during communication with other devices and during updating firmware through RS485.
Red light: solid when the inverter has stopped feeding power into the grid due to a fault.
If any of the Error Codes 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10 are displaying, please see the above table as to their cause.
What to do?
Disconnect the inverter from the utility grid and the PV array and reconnect it after 3 minutes. If this fault is still being displayed, contact Swift Solar Repairs.
|
Code |
Description |
Behaviour |
Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Er00 |
DC_BUS pre-Charge fail |
The inverter is in soft start procedure, but the DC Bus cannot reach and maintain anticipative charging voltage |
1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) 2.Wait for a few seconds 3. After the LCD switches off, reconnect and check again 4. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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Er03 |
INVERTER voltage |
The inverter output |
1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) |
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Er07 |
DC_BUS over-voltage |
The DC BUS inside is lower or higher than expected |
1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) |
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Er08 |
DC_BUS under-voltage |
The DC BUS inside is lower or higher than expected |
1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) 2.Wait for a few seconds 3. After the LCD switches off, reconnect and check again 4. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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Er17 |
EEPROM ERROR on the control board |
EEPROM data is wrong |
1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) |
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Er19 |
DC_BUS discharge fail |
Capacitors of the DC Bus can’t be discharged down |
1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) |
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Er22 |
Output relay fail |
The Sunny Roo inverter output relay is abnormal |
1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) |
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Er24 |
Output current sense fail |
The inverter output current fails to detect | 1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) 2.Wait for a few seconds 3. After the LCD switches off, reconnect and check again 4. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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Er25 |
BOOSTER_A over-current |
Over current on the DC side. This fault code is displayed if the current in the DC network is larger than specified. | F1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) 2.Wait for a few seconds 3. After the LCD switches off, reconnect and check again 4. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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Er26 |
BOOSTER_B over-current |
Over current on the DC side. This fault code is displayed if the current in the DC network is larger than specified. | 1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) 2.Wait for a few seconds 3. After the LCD switches off, reconnect and check again 4. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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Er30 |
Rating setting of driver board does not match EEROM of control board |
EEPROM data is wrong | 1. Disconnet ALL PV (+) or PV (-) 2.Wait for a few seconds 3. After the LCD switches off, reconnect and check again 4. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs |
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Er06 |
EPO |
Inverter enters into EPO mode (Emerge Power Off) | 1. Remove the short circuit occurred at the EPO terminal 2. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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Er09 |
Inverter output over-current |
Over-current on the AC side. This fault code is displayed if the current in the AC network is larger than specified. | 1. Turn off AC breaker, then check the peripheral AC system configuration and the grid connections. 2. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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Er11 |
Inverter over-load |
Overload on the AC side. This fault code is displayed if the load on the AC network is larger than specified. | 1. Turn off AC breaker, then check the peripheral AC system configuration and the grid connections. 2. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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Er13 |
INVERTER short circuit |
Short circuit on the AC side. | 1. Turn off AC breaker, then check the peripheral AC system configuration and the grid connections. 2. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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Er14 |
INVERTER PLL fail |
The phase of inverter can’t synchronise with the utility. | 1. Turn off AC breaker, then check the peripheral AC system configuration and the grid connections. 2. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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Er29 |
INVERTER output DC current over spec. |
The DC component of the electricity fed into the grid is longer than permissible range. | 1. Turn off AC breaker, then check the peripheral AC system configuration and the grid connections. 2. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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Er10 |
Inverter over temperature |
The internal temperature is too high. | 1. Try to reduce the ambient temperature. 2. Move the inverter to a cooler place. 3. If error code keeps recurring, contact Swift Solar Repairs. |
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Code |
Description |
Remedy |
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|---|---|---|---|
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BIT Failure |
Internal component has failed |
The inverter needs to be replaced. | |
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This could indicate an earth fault or, if permanent, the board may have fused. |
We recommend you book a Swift Solar Repairs technician to check for earth leakage. If none is detected, the inverter will need to be replaced. |
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PV1 Over Volt |
Internal component has failed |
The inverter needs to be replaced. |
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PV2 Over Volt |
Internal component has failed |
The inverter needs to be replaced. | |
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System Error |
Internal component has failed |
The inverter needs to be replaced. |
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An AC fuse may have blown or the AC board may be fused. |
We recommend you book a Swift Solar Repairs technician to check the internal AC fuse in the inverter and the grid connection. The inverter may need replacing. |
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PV Over power |
Internal component has failed |
The inverter needs to be replaced. |
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Grid Freq Error |
This fault may indicate an energy provider issue or an AC supply failure. |
If the fault is intermittent, this could be a legitimate power distributor issue. If it is permanent, the inverter will need to be replaced. | |
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TVS1 Failure |
Internal component has failed |
The inverter needs to be replaced. | |
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TVS2 Failure |
Internal component has failed |
The inverter needs to be replaced. | |
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Inverter dead screen |
Blank screen, no power. |
If all the isolators are in the "on" position, there may be an array isolator failure or the inverter has failed. |
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Display |
Comments |
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|---|---|---|---|
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System fault |
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Auto Test Failed |
Auto Test does not pass |
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W01 No grid |
No Utility, No Grid Connect |
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W02 Vin overvoltage |
PV panel Voltage is too high |
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E01 Isolation error |
Insulation Problem of PV panel 17 |
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E02 Ileak error |
GFCI Fault, leakage current is too high |
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E03 Grid fault |
Grid voltage/frequency is out of range |
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Inverter fault |
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E04 Coherence error |
Consistent Fault |
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E05 Over temperature |
Internal temperature abnormal |
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E06 Relay failure |
Output relay Fault |
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E07 DCinj failure |
Output Current DC Offset too high |
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E08 EEPROM failure |
EEPROM Fault |
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E09 Com. failure |
Communication Fault |
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E10 DC bus OV. |
DC Bus over-voltage |
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E11 DC bus UV. |
DC Bus under-voltage |
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E12 Vref error 2.5V |
Reference Voltage Fault |
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E13 DC sensor fault |
DC current sensor fault |
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E14 GFCI failure |
GFCI Device is damaged |
Sharp JH1600 Inverter Fault Codes Beginning with F-
Sharp JH1600 inverter fault codes beginning with F are caused by the power from the street (the grid) being outside the inverters operating parameters.
The Sharp JH1600 inverter reacts by disconnecting from the grid and attempts to switch on again after the specified mains monitoring period, as long as no further errors occur during this period.
When the grid conditions are again within the inverters operating parameters the inverter should reconnect to the grid and continue operation unless it has failed.
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Code |
Error Description |
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F-00 |
Utility over-voltage |
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F-01 |
Utility under-voltage |
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F-02 |
Utility frequency over |
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F-03 |
Utility frequency under |
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F-06 |
Anti-islanding (frequency over) |
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F-07 |
Anti-islanding (frequency over) |
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F-08 |
Miss utility synchronal lock signal |
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F-09 |
Frequency abnormal (50<->60 Hz) |
Sharp JH1600 Inverter Fault Codes Beginning with P-
Sharp JH1600 inverter codes beginning with P specify that the voltage coming from the solar panels is outside the inverter parameters.
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Code |
Error Description |
|---|---|
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Solar panel array under voltage (<60 V). The screen is blank in this case, as this happens everyday when the sun goes down. |
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P-11 |
Solar Panel array over voltage (>320 V) |
Sharp JH1600 Inverter Fault Codes Beginning with E- or d-
Sharp JH1600 fault codes beginning with E or d are error states that are more serious.
These errors always start as E codes but when the fault continues it will change to a d code.
They are either temporary or lasting faults and are triggered by faulty hardware or a software problem.
Try switching off the inverter following the system shutdown procedure, leave off for a few minutes then attempt to restart.
If the fault continues please contact Swift Solar Repairs for further assistance.
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Code |
Error Description |
|---|---|
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E15 -> d-15 |
Relay sticking |
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E16 -> d-16 |
Communication error |
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E17 -> d-17 |
Communication error |
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E18 |
Ground fault |
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d-20 |
Temperature sensor broken |
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E21 -> d-21 |
Output over current |
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E22 -> d-22 |
DC offset over rating |
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E23 -> d-23 |
Fin high temperature |
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E26 -> d-26 |
DC/DC converter abnormal |
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E27 -> d-27 |
Relay open |
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E28 |
DC bus voltage abnormal |
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d-40 |
EEPROM abnormal |
SMA Sunny Boy 1100/1600/1700 Inverter Faults
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Fault Code |
Description |
Remedy |
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Derating |
Over temperature |
Derating refers to overheating and will often require a replacement inverter if outside of warranty, or a repair if within warranty. |
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Disturbance |
No grid connection |
Check the AC isolator below the inverter and the switch labelled “AC solar supply” in the switch board. The inverter may need replacing. |
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Error |
Internal Fault |
Error codes represent an internal error and will likely need to proceed with a warranty claim or, if out of warranty, a replacement inverter will be reuired. |
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Grid Mon |
Grid Monitoring |
This message will appear during start up and shut down. If it occurs when the sun is shining, the inverter may need replacing. |
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MPP |
MPP Mode on |
This is not an error and the inverter should still operate with this fault being displayed. |
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Off Grid |
System Islanding |
The inverter will need to be replaced. |
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Offset |
Measurement |
This code does not indicate a fault. |
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Riso |
Insulation Resistance |
A Swift Solar Repairs technician will need to attend to test the solar panels for earth leakage. |
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Stop |
Interruption of operation |
Check the solar supply main switch. The inverter may need replacing. |
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V-Const |
Constant voltage operation |
This code does not indicate a fault. |
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Waiting |
Switch on conditions not met |
This code does not indicate a fault. |
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vac-BFR |
GRID ISSUE |
Check the solar supply main switch. The inverter may need to be replaced. |
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Varistor Failure |
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A varistor failure is generally caused by grid surge and is not covered by warranty. The inverter may need to be replaced. |
