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6.0 Troubleshooting

6.0 Troubleshooting

The remote may not be functioning correctly, use the following table to

help fi nd a solutions.

Table 6-1, Remote Control Troubleshooting Guide

Symptom

Possible Cause

Solution

Display shows

unrecognizable

letters or

symbols

Static electricity

may have been

discharged into the

LCD display.

Refresh Display: press and

hold the SELECT knob for 10

seconds.

LCD text

display is

locked-up,

pushing any

button has

no response

- may show

revision” or

connecting

RJ11 connections on

communication cable

are not making a

good connection.

Reset remote: 1) Disconnect

remote cable from inverter for

5 seconds and reconnect; 2)

Check RJ11 cable connection on

back of remote (see Figure 2-2).

Important: Ensure the RJ11

connector is pushed into

the correct port. You should

feel/hear a “click” when the

connection is made.

Remote not getting

suffi cient power from

inverter.

Ensure inverter batteries are

connected and inverter is

operating correctly; inverter

should be able to invert and

power AC loads from batteries

(ensure no AC power is

connected to the inverter AC

inputs).

LEDs and

backlight are

off

Remote may be

in the Power Save

mode.

Press any button to reactivate

the remote (or turn Power Save

mode Off).

Remote is

non-functional

(no lights, no

text on LCD

display, and no

response when

pressing any

button)

Communication

cable bad or not

correctly connected

to remote port on

inverter.

Check communications cable

from inverter to remote;

ensure: 1) it is connected to

the REMOTE port, 2) the correct

communications cable is used

(a 4-conductor telephone

cable may be substituted to

determine if cable is good).

Inverter is not

connected to

batteries.

Ensure inverter batteries are

connected and the inverter

is operating correctly without

any AC power connected (can

invert and power AC loads from

batteries).

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