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SolarEdge Status Codes

All of the SolarEdge inverter status codes, meanings and solutions.

Below is a list of the various codes that may appear on your SolarEdge inverter. We recommend restarting your inverter if any issues do arise. 

Just like restarting your computer, restarting your inverter can fix some common issues.

These common issues include: 

  • Faults and errors that are displayed on the inverter (take note of these before restarting your inverter in case the error continues). These may relate to external factors like grid voltage or wiring
  • The system not communicating with internet monitoring (you may also need to restart your modem)
  • If the system is generally not performing as it should

In the event that restarting your inverter doesn’t work, here is a list of what to do in the event of each SolarEdge status code.

 

Error Code

Single Phase

Error Code

Three Phase

LCD Message

Description

Troubleshooting

N/A

1-4

Fan # Failure

One of the fans is not working

Check the Fan Health Status – Three

Phase Inverters on page 39. If required,

replace the fan (a replacement kit is

available from SolarEdge).

4, 5, 8, 12, 18-23, 39,42,45

45, 48, 50-53, 94, 108-111, 113

SW Error

Internal software error

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

N/A

112

Wrong AC Connection

The lines connections

to the inverter are

incorrect, for example:

AC line 1 from the grid

is connected to line 2 at

the inverter so there is

no 120deg between L2

to L1 and L3 to L2 at the inverter side.

Switch between L1 and L2 or L2 and L3 connections.

9, 13 

N/A

AC Current Stage

Internal hardware

that measures AC

current has measured

substantially high

output currents. This

may occur because of

changes in the AC

voltage or a switching load near the site.

If the fault persists: 

  • Check the AC connection to the

inverter.

  • Check with the grid operator if a large

surge source or irregular load exists

near the site.

  • If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

10, 37, 38

76, 77, 90

Ground Current - RCD

Ground current surge. The internal hardware that measures ground fault has measured substantially high ground currents.

Ground faults may occur due to insufficient insulation to the ground. ELECTRICAL HAZARD. Do not touch insulated wires when the inverter cover is removed. Only a qualified electrician should handle this problem and only after taking proper precautions. 


1 Turn the inverter ON/OFF switch to

OFF.

2 Wait five minutes for the input

capacitors to discharge.

3 Disconnect the AC breaker.

4 Disconnect the DC inputs.

5 Connect each DC string separately,

turn the AC and the inverter ON/OFF

switch to ON, until the error appears

for the faulty string.

 

  • Do not connect strings with a grounding fault to the inverter.
  • For further documentation about possible ground current error sources and solutions contact SolarEdge support.
  • A certified installer must fix the faulty string before connecting it to the inverter.

14

58/59/60

AC Voltage Too High (Line 1/2/3)

AC voltage surge. The

High

internal hardware that

measures AC voltage

(Line 1/2/3)

has measured

substantially high

sudden output voltage.

If the fault persists:

  • Check the AC connection to inverter.
  • Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
  • Check with the grid operator if a large surge source or irregular load exists near the site.
  • Verify that the output wire size matches the distance between the inverter and the location of the grid connection.
  • Use a larger gauge wire for the AC output.
  • Refer to the AC Wiring Application Note, available on the SolarEdge website at http://www.solaredge.com/files/pdfs/application-note-recommended-wiring.pdf 

15

102

DC Voltage Too High

DC overvoltage.The input DC voltage exceeds the maximum supported level.

The SolarEdge system normally eliminates

DC overvoltage errors: When DC

overvoltage is detected, the inverter shuts

off the power optimizers and restarts.

If the fault persists:

  • Turn OFF the inverter ON/OFF switch.
  • If after five minutes, the LCD panel does not show a low safety voltage (1V per optimizer), check which string is malfunctioning, and recheck its connections to the inverter.
  • Proceed according to Power Optimizers Troubleshooting on page 57
  • Re-commission all inverters in the site, as described in Chapter 4: Commissioning the installation

16

123

Measurement Error

Internal hardware error

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

17

104

Temperature Too High

Over temperature.

If the fault persists: 

  • Verify that proper clearances exist around the inverter.
  • Make sure that the heat-sink fins are clear of first and obstacles.
  • Reinstall in a cooler location

24

N/A

Faulty Temp. Sensor

Broken or unconnected Temperature Sensor. 

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

25

121

Isolation Fault

PV Isolation fault. The

inverter has detected

the PV solar array is not

properly isolated from

ground earth. The

isolation is checked

each time the inverter starts up.

If the fault persists:

Check the PV installation for isolation

problems and ground leakage.

Only a certified PV installer must fix the

faulty string before connecting it to the inverter.

26

122

Fault AC Relay

The AC relay failed during wake-up tests.

If the fault persists:

Disconnect inverter from AC grid.

Contact SolarEdge support or your Solar provider. 

GEM Energy support 1300 969 471. 

27

95, 106, 120, 125, 126 

Measurement Error

Internal hardware error.

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

28

N/A

RCD Sensor Error

The RCD measurement has failed during the wake-up test phase.

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

29-30

N/A

Phase Balance Error

The monitoring hardware that checks the balance of each phase (L1-N and L-2-N) has exceeded the allowed limit.

  • Check the grid connection.
  • Check the GND wire connection.
  • Check the L1, L2 and Neutral wire connections.
  • Verify symmetric load between L1 and L2.
  • Consult the local grid authority

31, 33

64/65/66

AC Voltage Too High (Line 1/2/3)

Grid voltage is above the limit permitted. 

  • Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
  • Turn OFF the inverters in the site and verify AC grid voltage.
  • If the inverter is located far from the connection point to the grid, use a larger gauge AC wire.
  • Consult the grid operator.
  • If permitted by local authorities, use theSolarEdge Configuration Tool to change the settings.

32, 41

61, 62, 63 67/68/69

AC Voltage Too Low

Grid voltage is below the limit permitted.

  • Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
  • Consult the grid operator.
  • If permitted by local authorities, use theSolarEdge Configuration Tool to change the settings.

34

79/80/81

AC Freq Too High (Line 1/2/3)

Grid frequency is above the limit permitted.

  • Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
  • Consult the grid operator.
  • If permitted by local authorities, use theSolarEdge Configuration Tool to change the settings.

35

82/82/84

AC Fre Too Low (Line 1/2/3)

Grid frequency is below the limit permitted.

  • Verify that the inverter is set to the correct country.
  • Consult the grid operator.
  • If permitted by local authorities, use theSolarEdge Configuration Tool to change the settings.

36

72/74/75

DC Injection (Line 1/2/3)

DC feed detected on AC output.

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

40

N/A

Islanding

AC grid voltage is out of range. The inverter has shut off due to islanding.

When AC voltage returns, the inverter should restart after the reconnection time, which depends on  country grid connection codes. 

If the problem persists, consult with the grid operator whether frequent AC disruptions have occurred at the site.

43

N/A

Isolation Fault

Internal hardware error.

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

44

44

No Country Selected

The inverter is not configured to any country.

Select the country.

46

N/S

Phase Unbalance

Uneven power supply in three inverters.

Change the Phase Balance option in theInverter's LCD menu to Disable.Refer to Power Control on page 35 and to the SolarEdge Phase Balancing Manual, available on the SolarEdge website at http://www.solaredge.com/files/pdfs/phase_balancing_connection_guide.pdf 

N/A

103, 146

DC Voltage Too Low/UDC Min

The input DC voltage is below the minimum level that is supported.

Turn the inverter OFF and then ON. If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

 

N/A

49

SE Communication

Internal software.

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

N/A

78

Grid Sync Error

Grid voltage or frequency is unstable.

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

N/A

91/92/93/96/97/98

AC Over Current Line 1/2/3

Grid Error

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

N/A

99-101

AC Voltage Too High Line 1/2/3

Grid Error

Turn the inverter OFF and then ON. If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.

N/A

105

Temperature Too Low

Under temperature.

If the fault persists, reinstall the inverter in a warmer place.

N/A

124

Ground Current - RCD

Internal hardware error.

If the fault persists, contact SolarEdge support or your solar provider. 


GEM Energy support 1300 969 471.