Distribution Panel - House 110 - Monaco 2002 Diplomat Service Manual

Electrical Systems - House
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LED Indication
OVERTEMP On
BATTERY STATE
Empty Blinking
Battery STATE
Empty On
15.5 VDC Blinking
(31.0 VDC in 24V System
AC IN blinking
INVERT blinking
CHARGE blinking
DISTRIBUTION
PANEL HOUSE 110
- AC Panel
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Fault LED Error Detected
Over temperature shutdown.
OFF
Low Battery Shutdown.
ON
(too low to continue inverting)
Battery Overload.
ON (excessive ripple voltage during
charge)
ON High battery shutdown.
AC Backfeed.
ON (external AC power detected at
inverter output)
Inverter overload
ON
(too much AC load on inverter)
Charge overload.
ON (Battery voltage too low to
charge)
NOTE: For error conditions not shown above, disconnect
Remote Control Panel for 30 seconds, verify that phone cable
is plugged in at remote and inverter/charger and verify that
batteries are above 10VDC. If condition persists, disconnect
incoming AC power from Inverter Charger and remove posi-
tive battery lead for 30 seconds.
The AC distribution panel is located in the bedroom. The main AC panel 120
Volt circuit breakers receive power from the transfer switch, which is powered
by either shore power or the on board generator. Power is introduced into the
panel to the 50 Amp MAIN breaker first, followed by power being fed to the
individual branch circuit breakers. The panel label describes the breaker layout
and the item, outlet or appliance to which they pertain. Labels vary from model
to model.
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Possible Solution
Increase air circulation and allow to cool.
Charge Batteries.
Select lowest power share setting. Turn OFF
DC loads - Restart Charger.
Check other charging sources connected to
the battery.
Disconnect incoming AC power and correct
wiring.
Reduce AC load on inverter. Reset by
pressing INVERT OFF and On.
Check batteries. Turn OFF all DC loads.
Restart charger.
LINE 1 LINE 2
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