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4) No AC output power during inverter mode:

No LED’s On:

• Check the in-line fuse which is located within 18” from the battery’s

positive post.

• DC connections tight and clean?

• Battery voltage to be above 10.5VDC?

• Check Remote Power Switch.

LED blinks Amber once: Disconnect all loads and connect a test light to the

GFCI outlet.

• Check the GFCI to see if it is tripped (Cooper brand GFCI has the LED

go on when tripped, other brands are dark)

• If test light is off: Possible failed inverter

LED blinks Green: Repeat above test

LED blinks Red: See “Led Status Chart”

5) Low Battery: The use of a battery isolator is not recommended due to

excessive voltage drop across terminals.

• Battery voltage must be above 10.5 VDC for the inverter to be on.

• Check for proper DC wire gauge (see Wire Gauge & Fusing section)

6) Overload: Unplug all loads and reset the inverter On/Off.

• Overload condition clears, check for short circuits or check load size

versus inverter output wattage size.

• If the overload persists, possible failed inverter

7) High Temp.: Let the inverter cool down

8) Check Battery: Reset the inverter (unplug/plug AC Input cord from the

utility power) and remove the fuse from the fuse holder. Turn “on” the

inverter for 30 seconds. Turn “off” the inverter. Re-install the fuse.

• Possible battery cell shorted or corroded/loose DC wires

• Check voltage and current against charger recipe table

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