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SolarEdge Solar Inverters & Power Optimisers Error messages

SolarEdge Solar Inverters & Power Optimisers Error messages


SolarEdge inverters come standard with 12 year warranties, this is far longer than a standard solar inverter warranty of 5 years.
SolarEdge power optimisers come standard with a 25 year warranty, that is the same length as the performance warranty on the solar panels they are connected too.

Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions are certified SolarEdge InstallersThe Limited warranty for SolarEdge solar power inverters and the solar panel optimisers does not cover labour costs of a third party to travel to your property and replace or repair the units, however Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions are a SolarEdge Certified Installer and as a certified installer SolarEdge will cover our labour costs for any warranty work.

View SolarEdge Limited Warranty Information

Below is a list of error messages, explanations on the error or fault and a list of actions to take to resolve the issue.

If you have one of the error or fault messages below we recommend you follow the listed actions to take to remove the fault before contacting a company who can help you further such as Gold Coast Solar Power Solutions.

SolarEdge Inverter Single Phase – Fault Codes and Error Messages

Error Number for  Single Phase
Inverter
LCD
Message
Cause and Troubleshooting
CPU v3.18xx
and before
CPU v3.19xx
and later
 
4, 5, 8, 18-
23, 39, 42,
45, 48
2×13, 2×15,
2×16, 3×2,
2x2D, 3xF
SW Error Contact SolarEdge Support
9, 13 2×9, 2xD AC Current Surge
Vac surge
Ground current surge.
1. Check the AC connection to the inverter
2. Check with the grid operator if a large surge source or irregular load exists near the site.
3. If the grid does not have problems contact SolarEdge support.
10, 37, 38 2xA, 2×25,
2×26
Ground Current –
RCD
Ground faults may occur due to insufficient insulation to the ground.

Only a qualified technician should handle this problem, and only after taking proper precautions.
1. Turn the inverter ON/OFF switch to OFF.
2. Wait five minutes for the input capacitors to discharge.
3. Disconnect the AC breaker.
4. Disconnect the DC inputs.
5. Connect each DC string separately, turn the AC and the inverter ON/OFF switch to ON, until the error appears for the faulty string.
6. Do not connect strings with a grounding fault to the inverter. A certified installer must fix the faulty string before connecting it to the inverter
7. For further documentation, contact SolarEdge Support.

14 2xE AC Voltage Too
High (Line 1/2/3)
AC voltage surge. If the fault persists:
1. Check the AC connection to inverter.
2. Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
3. Check with the grid operator if a large surge source or irregular load exists near the site.
4. Verify that the output wire size matches the distance between the inverter and the location of the grid connection.
5. Use a larger gauge wire for the AC output.
6. Refer to the AC Wiring Application Note
15 2xF DC Voltage Too
High (surge)
The SolarEdge system normally eliminates DC overvoltage errors. If the fault persists:
1. Turn OFF the inverter ON/OFF switch. If after five minutes, the LCD panel does not show a low safety voltage (1V per optimizer), check which string is malfunctioning and recheck its connections to the inverter.
2. Proceed according to Power Optimizer Troubleshooting
3. Re-commission all inverters in the site, as described in Commissioning the Installation.
16, 149,
153, 181
2×10, 2×95,
2×59, 2xB5
Hardware Error Contact SolarEdge Support.
17 2×11 Temperature Too
High
Over temperature
1. Verify proper inverter clearances.
2. Make sure the heat-sink fins are clean and unobstructed.
24 2×18 Faulty Temp.
Sensor
Broken or unconnected temperature sensor. Contact SolarEdge Support.
25 2×19 Isolation Fault PV solar array is not properly isolated from ground earth.
1. Check the PV installation for isolation problems and ground leakage.
2. Only a certified PV installer must fix the faulty string before connecting it to the inverter.
3. Refer to www.solaredge.com/files/pdfs/application_note_isolation_fault_troubleshooting.pdf
26 2x1A Faulty AC Relay Contact SolarEdge support.
28 2x1C RCD Sensor Error
29, 30 2x1D, 2x1E Phase Balance
Error
1. Check the grid connection.
2. Check the GND connection.
3. Check the L1, L2 and Neutral connections.
4. Verify symmetric load between L1, and L2 .
5. Consult the local grid authority.
31, 33 2x1F, 2×21 AC Voltage Too
High (Line 1/2/3)
Grid voltage is above the country limit.
1. Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
2. Turn OFF the inverters in the site and verify AC grid voltage.
3. If the inverter is located far from the connection point to the grid, use a larger gauge AC wire.
4. Consult the grid operator.
5. If permitted by local authorities, change the grid protection values.
32, 41 2×20, 2×29 AC Voltage Too
Low
1. Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
2. Consult the grid operator.
3. If permitted by local authorities, change the grid protection values.
34 2×22 AC Freq Too High
(Line 1/2/3)
35 2×23 AC Freq Too Low
(Line 1/2/3)
36 2×24 DC Injection (Line
1/2/3)
Contact SolarEdge support.
40 2×28 Islanding Grid is down. When AC grid voltage returns the inverter will restart after the reconnection time. 
If the problem persists, consult with the grid operator.
44 2x2C No Country
Selected
Select the country
144 2×90 Islanding – Passive AC grid voltage malfunction. When AC voltage returns the inverter should restart after the reconnection time.
If the problem persists, consult with the grid operator.
145 2×91 UDC Max Contact SolarEdge support.
146 2×92 UDC Min Contact SolarEdge support.
147, 150,
151
3×11, 2×96,
2×97
Arc Fault Detected Refer to http://www.solaredge.com/sites/default/files/arc_fault_detection_application_note.pdf
152 2×98 Arc detector selftest
failed
1-4, 6-7 8×66 – 8×69
8x6A – 8x6F
Fan # Failure Clean or replace the fan
5 Turn Switch Off to Configure Appears when trying to access the Setup menus during production

 
SolarEdge Inverter – 3 Phase, Fault Codes and Error Messages

Error Number for Three Phase
Inverter
LCD
Message
Cause and Troubleshooting
CPU v3.18xx
and before
CPU v3.19xx
and later
 
45, 48, 50-
53, 94, 107-
111,113
3×2,3xF, 8×11 –
8×13, 8x3D,
8x4A – 8x4E,
8×50
SW Error Contact SolarEdge Support
112 8x4F Wrong AC
connection
Switch between L1 and L2 or L2 and L3 connections
76, 77, 90 8x2B, 8x2C,
8×39
Ground Current –
RCD
Ground faults may occur due to insufficient insulation to the ground.

Only a qualified technician should handle this problem, and only after taking proper
precautions.
1. Turn the inverter ON/OFF switch to OFF.
2. Wait five minutes for the input capacitors to discharge.
3. Disconnect the AC breaker.
4. Disconnect the DC inputs.
5. Connect each DC string separately, turn the AC and the inverter ON/OFF switch to
ON, until the error appears for the faulty string.
o Do not connect strings with a grounding fault to the inverter. A certified installer
must fix the faulty string before connecting it to the inverter
o For further documentation, contact SolarEdge Support.

58/59/60 8×19/ 8x1A/
8x1B
AC Voltage Too
High (Line 1/2/3)
AC voltage surge. If the fault persists:
1. Check the AC connection to inverter.
2. Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
3. Check with the grid operator if a large surge source or irregular load
exists near the site.
4. Verify that the output wire size matches the distance between the inverter and the
location of the grid connection.
5. Use a larger gauge wire for the AC output.
6. Refer to the AC Wiring Application Note
85, 86, 88, 8×34, 8×35,
8×37
DC Voltage Too
High (surge)
The SolarEdge system normally eliminates DC overvoltage errors. If the fault persists:
1. Turn OFF the inverter ON/OFF switch. If after five minutes, the LCD panel does not
show a low safety voltage (1V per optimizer), check which string is malfunctioning
and recheck its connections to the inverter.
2. Proceed according to Power Optimizer Troubleshooting
3. Re-commission all inverters in the site, as described in Commissioning the
Installation.
95, 106,
125,126,
161, 162,
166, 172-
175
8x3E, 8×49,
8x5C, 8x5D,
8×75-79, 8x7A-
7F, 8×80-83
Hardware Error Contact SolarEdge Support.
104, 163-
165
8×47, 8×77-79 Temperature Too
High
Over temperature
1. Verify proper inverter clearances.
2. Make sure the heat-sink fins are clean and unobstructed.
120 8×57 Faulty Temp.
Sensor
Broken or unconnected temperature sensor. Contact SolarEdge Support.
121 8×58 Isolation Fault PV solar array is not properly isolated from ground earth.
1. Check the PV installation for isolation problems and ground
leakage.
2. Only a certified PV installer must fix the faulty string before
connecting it to the inverter.
3. Refer to
www.solaredge.com/files/pdfs/application_note_isolation_fault_
troubleshooting.pdf
122 8×59 Faulty AC Relay Contact SolarEdge support.
124 8x5B RCD Sensor Error
64/65/66 8x1F/ 8×20/
8×21
AC Voltage Too
High (Line 1/2/3)
Grid voltage is above the country limit.
1. Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
2. Turn OFF the inverters in the site and verify AC grid voltage.
3. If the inverter is located far from the connection point to the grid, use a larger gauge
AC wire.
4. Consult the grid operator.
5. If permitted by local authorities, change the grid protection values.
61/62/63,
67/68/69
8x1C/ 8x1D/
8x1E
8×22/8×23/8×24
AC Voltage Too
Low
1. Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
2. Consult the grid operator.
3. If permitted by local authorities, change the grid protection values.
79/80/81 8x2E/8x2F/8×30 AC Freq Too High
(Line 1/2/3)
82/83/84 8×31/8×32/8×33 AC Freq Too Low
(Line 1/2/3)
72/74/75 8×27/8×29/8x2A DC Injection (Line
1/2/3)
Contact SolarEdge support.
44 3xB No Country
Selected
Select the country
46 3xA Phase Unbalance Select Power Control – Phase Balance – Disable
70 8×25 VLL Max Voltage too high
1. Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
2. Consult the grid operator.
3. If permitted by local authorities, change the grid protection values.
71 8×26 VLL Min 1. Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
2. Consult the grid operator.
3. If permitted by local authorities, change the grid protection values.
78 8x2D Grid Sync Error Check grid voltage and frequency stability.
91/92/93,
96/97/98
8x3A/8x3B/
8x3C
8x3F/ 8×40/
8×41
AC Over Current
Line 1/2/3
Contact SolarEdge support
49 8×10 Communication
Error
Contact SolarEdge support.
99-101 8×42, 8×43,
8×44
AC Voltage Too
High Line 1/2/3
1. Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
2. Consult the grid operator.
3. If permitted by local authorities, change the grid protection values.
105 8×48 Temperature Too
Low
Make sure the inverter is installed in a location with ambient temperatures within the
range specified in the datasheet.
114 8×51 RCD Current Surge 1. Refer to
www.solaredge.com/files/pdfs/application_note_isolation_fault_
troubleshooting.pdf
2. Contact SolarEdge support.
115 8×52 Unbalanced DC
Voltage
Contact SolarEdge support.
116 8×53 Common Voltage
Too High
Contact SolarEdge support.
123 8x5A Measurement Error Contact SolarEdge support.
124 8x5B Ground Current –
RCD
Contact SolarEdge support.
87 8×36 Islanding – Active AC grid voltage malfunction. When AC voltage returns the inverter should restart after
the reconnection time.
If the problem persists, consult with the grid operator.
89 8×38 Islanding – Passive AC grid voltage malfunction. When AC voltage returns the inverter should restart after
the reconnection time.
If the problem persists, consult with the grid operator.
102 8×45 UDC Max Contact SolarEdge support.
103 8×46 UDC Min Contact SolarEdge support.
147, 150,
151
3×11, 2×96,
2×97
Arc Fault Detected Refer to http://www.solaredge.com/sites/default/files/arc_fault_
detection_application_note.pdf
152 Arc detector selftest
failed
1-4, 6-7 8×66 – 8×69
8x6A – 8x6F
Fan # Failure Clean or replace the fan
5 Turn Switch Off to Configure Appears when trying to access the Setup menus during
production

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