Troubleshooting; Alert Conditions - intervolt DCC Pro Installation & Operation Manual

In-vehicle dc-dc battery charger 12vdc 25 amps (version r2.0)
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Alert Conditions

There are certain conditions that may arise in operation that could result in an
alert condition. In an alert condition the output of the Charging Device will be
automatically disabled and the alert symbol will be displayed (if the Remote
Display is on). A message indicating the cause of the condition will be displayed
on the multi-function character set.
Alert Displayed
HIGH MAIN
HIGH AUX
1
HIGH SOLR
2
OVER TEMP
3
CHECK DVC
4
N/A
If high Voltage is detected on Main, Auxiliary or Solar input
terminals, over Voltage protection will be enabled and will be
displayed as HIGH MAIN, HIGH AUX or HIGH SOLR.
Please see Alert
condition in the table below for further
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information.
In a situation where the Charging Device is subjected to extreme
temperatures for a prolonged period, thermal protection will be
activated and displayed as OVER TEMP. Please see Alert
condition in the table below for further information.
In the event an internal input fuse 'blows' in the Charging Device
itself, the system is shut down and displayed as CHECK DVC.
Internal fuses protect the Charging Device from catastrophic
failure. Please see Alert³ condition in the table below for further
information. "
Possible Reason
The vehicle's charging system regulator
or ECU is faulty.
A battery charger of too high a Voltage
has been connected to the auxiliary
battery.
A solar panel with too high a Voltage
has been connected.
The Charging Device has overheated
due to high environmental temperature.
The Charging Device cooling ns are
obstructed.
The Charging Device has no output.
The wiring has been reverse polarity
connected on all/any of the Charging
Device input or output terminals.
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Potential Solution
Check the vehicle's charging
system Voltage.
Connect a battery charger
that meets the Voltage input
speci cations.
Connect a solar panel that
meets the Voltage input
speci cations.
Relocate the Charging Device
to a more suitable location.
Check the Charging Device
cooling ns for obstructions.
Return to vendor for testing.
Check and correct the
polarity immediately or
irreversable damage may
occur to the Charging Device.
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