Xantrex Technology IP1012 AL manual Replacing the Fuse

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Maintenance

3.To reconnect the cables:

a)Connect one end of the positive battery cable to the IP1012 AL.

b)Connect one end of the negative battery cable to the IP1012 AL.

WARNING: Possible popping sound and sparks

Follow steps c) and d) in sequence. If you switch the steps, you may hear a “popping” sound and see sparks when you make that connection to the negative terminal. If flammable fumes are present, explosion or fire may result.

c)Connect the other end of the positive battery cable to the positive terminal of the battery.

d)Connect the other end of the negative battery cable to the nega- tive terminal of the battery.

4.Tighten to a torque of 12 to 15 ft-lbs (+/-10%).

Note: If you have a DC Disconnect installed, you should close it before proceeding to the next step.

5.Check that the inverter is operating by enabling it from the remote switch as explained in “Using the Remote Switch” on page 2–9.

Replacing the Fuse

WARNING: Correct Fuse Type

To reduce the risk of fire and electrical hazards, replace the fuse only with a fuse of the same type and rating.

Using the wrong fuse type can damage the unit and void your warranty.

The inverter/charger external DC fuse, shown in Figure 1-1, protects the unit from causing wiring and battery damage due to over-current and from reverse polarity when connecting the unit to the battery. If the fuse blows for any reason, replace it with only the fuse types listed below.

•Littelfuse Mega® Fast Blow, 250 A, 32 V; part number 298250

•Bussmann® 250 A 48 V; part number AMG-250

Note: Additional fusing may be required seven (7) inches from the battery post, if the inverter is located away from the batteries with long cable runs.

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Contents IP1012 AL Inverter/Charger with Ignition Protection Page IP1012 AL Inverter/ Charger with Ignition Protection Date and Revision Audience PurposeScope OrganizationConventions Used Related InformationFollowing conventions are used in this guide Important Safety Information General PrecautionsPrecautions When Working With Batteries Precautions for Using Rechargeable DevicesContents Troubleshooting SpecificationsCommon Problems Blinking Lights on the Remote Switch Introduction Inverter/charger Features About the unitOperating Features Feature DescriptionIntroduction Operation Planning for AC Loads Type of LoadsAmbient Temperature Conditions or cabin heat from heatersWatts continuous Calculating Size of an AC Load Planning for AC Loads Appliance Watts Minutes Hours Running the Alternator While Operating AC and DC Loads OverloadedOperation Using the Remote Switch Switch positionLights will behave like this FloatTurning the Inverter On and Running Loads Running in Extremes Of Hot or Cold TemperaturesOperating the Inverter/Charger Restarting After a ShutdownMiscellaneous Hints Battery ChargingUsing Shorepower Automatic Maintenance Maintaining the Inverter/charger Checking TerminalsDisconnecting and Connecting the Batteries DisconnectingConnecting Replacing the Fuse To replace the fuse Lift the fuse cover off as shown in FigureRemoving and Reconnecting AC Cables To remove the AC cablesTroubleshooting Troubleshooting Common ProblemsBlinking Lights on the Remote Switch Troubleshooting reference2Charger indicator blink patterns Specifications Physical Specifications Physical specificationsInverter Specifications Charger Specifications Shutdowns and RestartsTransfer and General Specifications Transfer and general specificationsRating Curves and Charging Profiles Time minutesFigure A-3Three-stage charging profile Page Index IX-2 975-0337-01-01 Warranty and Return Information WarrantyDisclaimer ProductReturn Material Authorization Policy Return ProcedureExclusions Serial Number Product Number Out of Warranty ServiceInformation About Your System Purchased From Purchase DatePage Xantrex Technology Inc

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