ABB Aurora Power-One InverterThe ABB Aurora Power-One range of solar inverters include a variety of different sized solar inverters to suit nearly any on grid application and like every range of solar inverter they have a number of fault codes which can in certain situations be displayed.

The following is a list of error codes, messages, causes and solutions from ABB Aurora Power-One Inverter user manual. The following list contains the error and alarm messages that the ABB Aurora Power-One inverters may display along with the procedures for solving possible problems and some appropriate trouble shooting tips. If you require any further assistance please fill out the following form and we’ll help if we can.

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Message

Warning

Error
Type

Description

Sun LowW001 Input Voltage under threshold
Input voltage under threshold (when off)
Input OC E001Input Over-current
Input UVW002 Input Under-voltage
Input OV E002Input Over-voltage
Int. Error E003No parameters
Bulk OV E004Bulk Over-voltage
Int. Error E005Communication Error
Out OC E006Output Over-current
Int. Error E007IGBT Sat
Sun LowW011 Bulk Under-voltage
Int. Error E009Internal Error
Grid FailW003 Grid Fail
Wrong grid parameters
Int. Error E010Bulk Low
Int. Error E011Ramp Fail
DC/DC Fail E012DcDc Error revealed by inverter
DcDc fault detected by inverter
Wrong Mode E013Wrong Input setting (Singe instead of dual)
Wrong Input setting (Single instead of dual channel)
Over Temp. E014Over-temperature
Internal temperature too high
Cap. Fault E015Bulk Capacitor Fail
Bulk capacitor fault
Inv. Fault E016Inverter fail revealed by DcDc
Inverter fault detected by DcDc
Int. Error E017Start Timeout
Ground F. E018I leak fail
Leakage current fault
Int. Error E019I leak Sensor fail
Leakage current fault
Int. Error E020DcDc relay fail
DcDc relay fault
Int. Error E021Inverter relay fail
Inverter relay fault
Int. Error E022Autotest Timeout
Int. Error E023Dc-Injection Error
Grid OVW004 Output Over-voltage
Grid UVW005 Output Under-voltage
Grid OFW006 Output Over-frequency
Grid UFW007 Output Under-frequency
Z Grid HIW008 Z grid out of range
Impedence outside range
Int. Error E024Unknown Error –
Internal Error
————- E025Riso Low (Log Only)
Low insulation resistance (Log only)
Int. Error E026Vref Error
Wrong reference voltage (VRef)
Int. Error E027Vgrid Measures Fault
Grid voltage (VGrid) misreading
Int. Error E028Fgrid Measures Fault
Grid frequency (FGrid) misreading
Int. Error E029Zgrid Measures Fault
Int. Error E030Ileak Measures Fault
Leak current (ILeak) misreading
Int. Error E031Wrong V Measure
Voltage (V) misreading
Int. Error E032Wrong I Measure
Current (I) misreading
Fan FailW010 Fan Fail (no disconnection)
Fan Faulty (Log Only)
Int. Error E033Under Temperature
Internal Temperature
  E034Interlock Fail (Not Used)
  E035Remote Off
Remote power-off
  E036Vout Avg
Average output voltage outside range
 W012 Clock Battery Low (No disconnection)
Clock battery low (not operating)
 W013 Clock Failure (No disconnection)
Clock faulty (not operating)

All the information in the tables above has been taken from the ABB Aurora Power-One Inverter user manual’s Troubleshooting section.  Should you follow the troubleshooting steps above but are still having issues with your ABB solar inverter, check if it’s still within the 5 year warranty period. If it is we recommend contacting the equipment installer or supplier.

If your ABB Aurora Power-One Inverter is outside the warranty period or your original installation company is no longer trading we suggest that you contact a local professional solar power expert. Enter your details into the following form and we’ll see if we can help.

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