Maintenance And Troubleshooting; Event Codes - YASKAWA SOLECTRIA XGI 1500 Installation And Operation Manual

Installation and Operation Guide SOLECTRIA XGI 1500 (Rev E, 5 Mar. 2021)

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

If an inverter is not running correctly, the Status Panel will show that there is an issue. When the inverter is
working normally, the three leftmost LEDs are lit (Ready, Network and Communications, and Power) and the
two on the right will be off (Maintenance and Power Fault). If the Maintenance LED or the Maintenance and
Power Fault LEDs are illuminated, the inverter requires attention. (Refer to Section 1.4)
The User Interface will also show when an inverter is not running correctly. When the inverter is
working correctly, the inverter list will show a green checkmark next to the inverter.

Event Codes

There are three levels of event codes: critical event, warning event, and information event.
9.1.1
Critical Events
Critical events will always cause the inverter to cease producing AC power and the inverter
cannot self-recover. This is indicated by the display illuminating both the red Power Fault
LED (triangle) and the Yellow Maintenance LED (wrench). Note that some of these events
can create a hazardous situation, indicated by DO NOT TOUCH in Table 9-1 Critical Event
Codes.
Ground Fault Hazard
Inverter enclosure is an electrical hazard.
DO NOT TOUCH any equipment (including, but not limited to: the inverter, the PV array
disconnect switch, the PV array combiner, the PV panels, or the PV racking system).
Immediately contact the installer or another qualified person to locate and repair the
source of the ground fault.
Critical
Display Message
Event Code
Software Parameter
1
Load Failure
Internal
2 Communication 1
Failure
Internal
3 Communication 2
Failure
4 ARC Fault Detected
Table 9-1 Critical Event Codes
Description
An attempt to remote download
software parameters has failed.
Internal communication failure
detected.
Internal communication failure
detected.
A DC series arc fault has been
detected in the PV array.
Troubleshooting
Attempt to update the firmware and
power cycle the inverter. Contact
Technical Support.
Attempt to update the firmware and
power cycle the inverter. Contact
Technical Support.
Attempt to update the firmware and
power cycle the inverter. Contact
Technical Support.
Inspect for and repair damage to
the PV array and DC wiring. Clear
the ARC Fault and retest. Contact
Technical Support.
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