Trouble Shooting

    QUICK KNOWLEDGE ABOUT INVERTER

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    Ensure your battery size is big enough and Voltage is correct.
    A.CORRECTLY CONNECTING THE INVERTER FOR FIRST USE.

    1) Secure the provided Negative(black) DC cable connect to the Negative(-)bolt on the inverter, and the other

    end to the Negative (-)post on the battery.

    2) Secure the provided Positive(Red) DC cable to the Positive(+)bolt on the inverter, and the other end to the

    Positive (+)post on the battery.

    3) The nuts of the connection posts must be tightened to ensure well connected.

    4) Press the power switch for one second, because it is a long press type switch.

    WARNING: REVERSE CONNECTED THE CABLES WILL DAMAGE THE INVERTER AND AVOID YOUR WARRANTY

    B.TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

    Problem

    Reason

    Solutions

     No output voltage

    and buzzer

    sounds

    continuously?

     

    Low input DC voltage

    Low input DC voltage

     

     

     

    High input DC voltage

     

    ●Do not use it when the battery is charging.

    ●Check the rated voltage of the battery and make sure that it is in the allowable range of the input voltage.

    Overload

    Reduce the load power

     

     

     

    Over temperature

     

    ●Cut off the load and let it cool naturally for 10 to 30 minutes.

    ●Restart it after it resumes to normal temperature. Reduce the load.

    Avoid blocking the vent and improve the ventilation condition.

    No AC output

    voltage?

     

    1. The power switch is off.

    2. Poor contact with battery.

    ●Press the power switch for 1-2 second to turn it on, it is a long press type switch

    ●Check the cables and make sure they are tightly connected.

    Output voltage

    below 100V AC?

     

    A True RMS voltage meter is required to properly measure output

    voltage of modified wave inverter

     

    ●Test output voltage with a True RMS meter

    ●Try to maintain the input voltage in the range of rated power

    ●Change the battery of the meter then test again.

     Cannot drive the load?

     

    1. Load power is too large, or the actual power of the appliance exceeds  nominal power.

    2.The starting power is larger than rated power (especially for appliances with motor).

    3. Battery is too small

     

     

    ●Reduce the load power, or turn on the appliance first, then turn on the inverter.

    ●Choose a bigger inverter

    ●Change a bigger battery and ensure fully charged

    Tester indicated

    "Open Ground"”

     

    This is because it is not connected to a "true Earth ground", meaning it is not

    connected to a metal rod stuck in the Earth. It would be impossible to do so in a boat or car while moving. The power inverter DOES NOT and cannot create a true Earth ground on its own.

     

     

     

     

    ●Don't need the tester to do the Grounding Test.

    ●Refer to the manual to do the Grounding

     

    Starting alarm ?

     

    The main reason is that the

    instantaneous current is too large, which leads to the detection of low voltage and

    triggles under-voltage alarm.

    Please restart the inverter several times.

     

    Got 40V or so while testing inverter's ground wire and zero line ?

    This voltage has no meaning, zero line can be ground.

     

    This is normal, there is no current leakage.