Appendix C: Troubleshooting
Error Code Table
The following table lists the error codes, likely causes, and suggested solutions.
Error | Description of Fault | Possible Cause | Solution |
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000, 255 | No Fault recorded | No faults detected since the |
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| Prosine was turned on. |
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001 | A. Battery Temperature is | 1. Room temperature around | 1. Keep the temperature |
| too high or too low. (This | the batteries is too high or | around batteries moder- |
| code only applies if the | too low. | ate. In cold weather, try a |
| external battery tempera- |
| battery heating blanket. |
| ture sensor is connected) |
| In warm weather, try |
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| improving the ventilation. |
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| 2. Battery heating (battery or | 2. For flooded batteries, |
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| battery terminals are | check the electrolyte level |
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| warmer than room tempera- | and top up with distilled |
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| ture | water if necessary. Check |
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| the tightness of all con- |
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| nections. If the condition |
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| persists, the battery may |
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| be faulty and need |
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| replacement. |
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| 3. Faulty connection of battery | 3. Check connections and |
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| temperature probe. | |
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| make sure probe is in | |
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| good thermal contact with |
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| battery. Probe may |
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| require replacement. |
| B. If there is no external |
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| battery temperature sen- | B. Damage has likely | B. Record the error code |
| sor, there may be a wiring | occurred during shipping or | and contact Xantrex. |
| fault inside the unit. | there has been extreme |
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| shock or vibration. |
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