GES ELECTRICAL'S Solar Inverter Repairs and Warranty Claims

One of the most common issues of an inverter is when the power switch is not working. This may be caused by a blown fuse or a tripped inverter circuit breaker. If so, try resetting it to check whether the inverter now powers on. If it still doesn’t, you must bring it to a trusted service centre to get it checked by a professional that specialises in inverter repairs.

Continuous beeping of the alarm is another issue that frequently happens to solar inverters. 

Typically, this can be due to an overload or a low battery inverter. 

• If the battery is low, you need to replace it. But if the battery is still in good condition, then you might need to have the inverter serviced. 
• But if the issue is caused by an overload or a stuck cooling fan, all excess load should be removed to resolve the issue. Otherwise, get professional assistance from a trusted solar specialist. 

Occasional noise from the inverter may be caused by several factors including loose cable, a faulty connection, or poor maintenance. Yet when its fan gathers a lot of dust and dirt, the noise increases. If your inverter is making a noise, a good cleaning should help it minimise or disappear. If not, you should visit GES Electrical solar inverter services to help resolve your issue.

If the LCD displays incorrect codes, this could mean that your inverter is encountering external or internal issues. 

Circuit issues may be connected to internal issues. To troubleshoot this, inspect the battery cables, check input and output wires, and recheck the load. If you still haven’t figured the problem yet, bring your inverter to an experienced solar specialist to get it fixed. 

Overheating is a common issue among electrical systems. But did you  know that solar inverters and solar panels can overheat too? This mostly happens in hot weather conditions. Aside from these, common causes might also include dust, inadequate ventilation, or a broken fan.

To prevent this, routine maintenance is required to ensure it operates at its peak efficiency. However, you should stop using your inverter and take it to a specialist if it continues to overheat despite having been cleaned.

Maybe your battery is not fully charged or your power usage is excessive.The best fix to this is to reduce the load if there is excessive power utilisation. Or, if the battery is exhausted, it will need to be charged for several hours before it can function properly. If nothing works, the best fix is to call a reliable solar specialist immediately.