Schumacher PID-200 Device demands more than 200 Watts continuous power, Inverter is too hot

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5.Device demands more than 200 Watts continuous power.

Cycle inverter power OFF and ON.

If problem persists, use a larger inverter or a smaller device.

6.Inverter is too hot.

Increase ventilation to inverter. Move inverter to a cooler area.

Reduce the power consumption of the device.

PROBLEM: Inverter Does Not Turn On

Reason/Solution

1.Poor contact at terminals.

Unplug and reinsert PID-200. Also check auxiliary plug for debris or try in another socket.

2.Fuse is blown.

A blown fuse is usually caused by reverse polarity or a short circuit within the inverter. To replace, contact a qualified service technician who will diagnose the inverter and replace the fuse with the appropriate replacement.

3.Inverter may be defective.

See warranty and call Customer Service 800-621-5485

(Hours: 7 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. CST).

4.Power consumed by load may be too high.

Cut-off unit. Unplug load and cut unit back on without load and see if it works.

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Contents Includes 12 Volt Accessory Plug with 36 Cable and USB Port Important Safety Instructions Wash hands after handling Before Using PID-200 power InverterOperating Instructions How to use the 12 Volt Accessory PlugPower Source How to use the USB PortDevice Type Estimated Wattage Usage ExamplesDigital display Troubleshooting Problem Inverter Does Not Turn On Device demands more than 200 Watts continuous powerPower consumed by load may be too high Inverter is too hotSpecifications Problem Keeps Blowing FusesLimited Warranty
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