This article explains the common fault and warning indicators that can be found on Synapse inverters.
Fault Code |
Fault Meaning |
Icons |
01 |
Fan is locked when inverter is off |
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02 |
Over temperature or negative temperature coefficient (NTC) not connected properly |
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03 |
Battery voltage is too high |
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04 |
Battery voltage is too low |
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05 |
Output short circuited or over temperature is detected by internal converter components |
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06 |
Output voltage is too high |
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07 |
Overload timeout |
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08 |
Bus voltage is too high (internal component failure) |
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09 |
Bus soft start failed (internal component failure) |
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12 |
Temperature sensor is not connected well or malfunction |
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50 |
Power Factor Correction (PFC) over current |
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51 |
Overcurrent Protection (OP) over current |
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52 |
Bus voltage is too low |
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53 |
Inverter soft start failed (internal component failure) |
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55 |
Over DC voltage in AC output |
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56 |
Battery is not connected |
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57 |
Current sensor failed |
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58 |
Output voltage is too low |
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59 |
PV voltage is over limitation |
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60 |
Power feedback protection |
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71 |
Firmware version inconsistent |
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72 |
Current sharing fault |
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80 |
CAN fault |
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81 |
Host loss |
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82 |
Synchronization loss |
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83 |
Battery voltage detected different |
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84 |
AC input voltage and frequency detected different |
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85 |
AC output current unbalance |
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86 |
AC output mode setting is different |
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90 |
Dummy software, contact distributor or manufacturer for firmware |
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Fault Reference Codes:
Warning Code |
Warning meaning |
Icon |
01 |
Fan is locked when inverter is on |
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02 |
Over temperature |
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03 |
Battery is over charged |
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04 |
Low battery |
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07 |
Overload |
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10 |
Output power derating |
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32 |
Communication interrupted |
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Battery equalization |
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Battery is not connected |
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