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Fronius Solar Inverter Fault Code

Error Code
Description

Troubleshooting

102
AC voltage too high

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

103
AC voltage too low

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

105
AC frequency too high

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

106
AC frequency too low

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

107
AC grid outside allowed limits

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

108
Independent operation detected

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

112
A resididual current monitoring unit (RCMU) error has occurred

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

141
Grid frequency jump too high

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

301
Excess AC Current

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

302
Excess DC Current

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

303
DC module overheating

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

304
AC module overheating

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

305
Power is not being fed in, although relay is closed

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

306
PV output is too low to feed

This fault will fix itself, if the fault keeps showing even when sufficient sunlight contact us. NOTE: These codes are shown at morning and night because of the low levels of sunlight at these times.

307
PV output is too low to feed

Shown morning and night because of the low levels of sunlight at these times. If persistent throughout day, submit a maintenance service request.

308
The intermediate circuit voltage is too high

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

309
DC input voltage MPPT 1 is too high

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

311
Polarity of the DC strings is reversed

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

313
DC input voltage MPPT 2 is too high

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

314
Current sensor calibration timeout

These faults generally fix themselves within a few hours. If the fault persists restart the system. If the error is still occurring, submit a maintenance service request.

315
AC current sensor error

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

316
Interrupt check fail

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

317
Unbalanced intermediate circuit voltage

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

318
DC back current detected

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

325
Connection area overheating

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

326
Error with fan 1

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

327
Error with fan 2

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

401
AC Voltage too high

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

406-407
Temperature sensor for AC module is faulty

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

408
DC component measures in the grid too high

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer

412
Fixed voltage mode has selected instead of MPP voltage mode.Fixed voltage mode has been set at the wrong value.

Restart system. If code is ongoing submit a maintenance service request.

415
Safety cut out has triggered via option card or RECERBO

Restart system. If code is ongoing submit a maintenance service request.

416
Power stage set has no communication with control system

Restart system. If code is ongoing submit a maintenance service request.

417-419
Hardwire ID issue

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty. Submit a maintenance service request.

420
Unable to communicate with Hybrid manager

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty. Submit a maintenance service request.

421
HID range error

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty. Submit a maintenance service request.

425
Unable to communicate with the power stage set

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty. Submit a maintenance service request.

426-428
Hardwire fault

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty. Submit a maintenance service request.

431
Software fault

Conduct an AC reset (Switch the AC circuit breaker off and on) ‘ then update the inverter firmware as above. If the fault code continues to appear submit a maintenance service request.

436
Functional incompatibility

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty.

437
Power stage fault

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty.

438
Functional incompatibility

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty.

443
The intermediate circuit voltage is too low or asymmetric

Generally will correct itself within a few hours. If not, restart the system.

445
Compatibility fault. Invalid power stage set configuration.

As per code 436

447
Insulation problem

Generally will correct itself within a few hours. If not, restart the system. If code stays on for a prolonged period submit a maintenance service request.

448
The neutral conducted iOS not connected

Generally will correct itself within a few hours. If not, restart the system. If code stays on for a prolonged period submit a maintenance service request.

450
The guard can’t be found

Generally will correct itself within a few hours. If not, restart the system. If code stays on for a prolonged period submit a maintenance service request.

451
Memory fault detected

Generally will correct itself within a few hours. If not, restart the system. If code stays on for a prolonged period submit a maintenance service request.

452
Communication problem between processors

Installer to attend site and disconnect / reconnect terminals and tighten screws.

453
Power stage set and grid voltage not compatible.

Customer restart system, then monitor over a few days. If the system is continually showing the fault for approx. 3 days request a maintenance service request.

454
Power stage set and grid frequency not compatible.

Customer restart system, then monitor over a few days. If the system is continually showing the fault for approx. 3 days request a maintenance service request.

456
Anto-islanding function is no longer implemented correctly

Customer restart system, then monitor over a few days. If the system is continually showing the fault for approx. 3 days request a maintenance service request.

457
The grid relay sticking or the nuetral conductor ground voltage is too high

Send installer to site to check grounding. Neutral conductor ground voltage has to be less than 30V. Submit a maintenance service request.

458-459
Issues when recording the measuring signal

Restart the system. Check there are no firmware updates. Leave for 24 hours if the fault still persists submit a maintenance service request.

460
Reference voltage source for the DSP is working out of tolerance

Restart the system. Check there are no firmware updates. Leave for 24 hours if the fault still persists submit a maintenance service request.

461
Error with DSP data memory

Restart the system. Check there are no firmware updates. Leave for 24 hours if the fault still persists submit a maintenance service request.

462
Fault with the DC feed monitoring routine

Restart the system. Check there are no firmware updates. Leave for 24 hours if the fault still persists submit a maintenance service request.

463
Reversed AC Polarity

The AC connector has been incorrectly inserted. This should not occur unless the customer has been fiddling with the system or they have had works done onsite and another technician has touched/changed the install. Submit a maintenance service request.

474
RCMU sensor is faulty

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer.

475
Insulation fault. The connection between the solar panel and ground is faulty

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer.

476
The driver supply voltage is too low

Restart system, if still present, submit a maintenance service request.

479
Immediate circuit relay has switched off

Restart system, if still present after an hour or two, submit a maintenance service request.

480-481
Inverter firmware need to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty. Submit a maintenance service request.

Restart system, if still present after an hour or two, submit a maintenance service request.

482
The setup phase after initial startup was interrupted

Full system restart required. Turn of AC circuit breaker, after 5 minutes turn back on, then after another 5-10 minutes restart the system. Complete during daylight hours.

483
The voltage UDC fixed on MPP2 string is out of limit

Send installer to site to check MPP settings. If correct and persisting, complete full restart including AC circuit breaker, if still persisting contact Fronius. Submit a maintenance request.

485
CAN transmit buffer is full

Conduct AC reset (turn off, wait 5 minutes and turn on again)

489
Permanent intermediate circuit capacitor over voltage

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer.

502
Insulation fault on the solar panels

Generally will correct itself within a few hours. If not, restart the system. If code stays on for a prolonged period submit a maintenance service request.

509
No energy has been fed into the grid in the last 24 hours

Ensure no power outages in the area. If persistent for 2 days or more submit a maintenance service request.

515
Unable to communicate with filter

Generally will correct itself within a few hours. If not, restart the system. If code stays on for a prolonged period submit a maintenance service request.

516
Unable to communicate with the storage unit

Generally will correct itself within a few hours. If not, restart the system. If code stays on for a prolonged period submit a maintenance service request.

517
No energy has been fed into the grid by MPPT 1 in the past 24 hours

Check nothing is blocking inverter air openings, if blocked, remove as these need to be clear. The fault should clear within 5 minutes but if not, restart the system. If the fault is still persistent, inverter may need to be replaced. Submit a maintenance service request.

518
Internal DSP fault

Check nothing is blocking inverter air openings, if blocked, remove as these need to be clear. The fault should clear within 5 minutes but if not, restart the system. If the fault is still persistent, inverter may need to be replaced. Submit a maintenance service request.

519
Unable to communicate with storage unit

Check nothing is blocking inverter air openings, if blocked, remove as these need to be clear. The fault should clear within 5 minutes but if not, restart the system. If the fault is still persistent, inverter may need to be replaced. Submit a maintenance service request.

520
No energy has been fed into the grid by MPPT 1 in the past 24 hours

Check nothing is blocking inverter air openings, if blocked, remove as these need to be clear. The fault should clear within 5 minutes but if not, restart the system. If the fault is still persistent, inverter may need to be replaced. Submit a maintenance service request.

522
DC is low in string 1

Check nothing is blocking inverter air openings, if blocked, remove as these need to be clear. The fault should clear within 5 minutes but if not, restart the system. If the fault is still persistent, inverter may need to be replaced. Submit a maintenance service request.

523
DC is low in string 2

Check nothing is blocking inverter air openings, if blocked, remove as these need to be clear. The fault should clear within 5 minutes but if not, restart the system. If the fault is still persistent, inverter may need to be replaced. Submit a maintenance service request.

528-529
There is a functional incompatibility (one or more of the PC boards are not compatible)

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty.

560
Grid frequency has become excessively high which is causing derating

Fault will fix itself, only requires attention if the fault occurs for a prolonged period of time.

564
See error 528-529

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty.

566
Arc Detector has been deactivated

Press enter (4th button from the left) wait 5 minutes and error should be clear.

567
The GVDPR is active and inverter will operate with reduced power output

System is still working but at slightly reduced power, code should clear itself within a few hours. If not submit a maintenance service request.

601
CAN bus is full

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty.

603
AC module sensor is faulty

Restart system, if still present submit a maintenance service request.

604
DC module sensor is faulty

Restart system, if still present submit a maintenance service request.

607
RCMU Fault

Press enter (4th button from the left) wait 5 minutes and error should be cleared.

608
See error 528-529

Inverter firmware needs to be updated. This needs to be done with enough daylight for whole update or the inverter will need to be replaced with likely no warranty.

609
Configuration value out of limits

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer.

701-730
Information about the internal processors status

Fault should clear itself within a few hours. If persistent, restart the system. If problem still not resolved submit a maintenance service request.

721
EEPROM has been reinstalled

Fault should clear itself within a few hours. If persistent, restart the system. If problem still not resolved submit a maintenance service request.

722-730
Information about the internal processors status

Fault should clear itself within a few hours. If persistent, restart the system. If problem still not resolved submit a maintenance service request.

731
USB flash drive not supported

Check the USB flash drive and files, may need to be replaced. Submit a maintenance service request.

732
Initialisation error with USB flash drive

Check the USB flash drive and files, may need to be replaced. Submit a maintenance service request.

733
USB flash drive not connected

Check the USB flash drive and files, may need to be replaced. Submit a maintenance service request.

734
Update file missing or not recognised

Check for updates to Firmware. Run update if required and fault should be cleared. If not, restart the system and if the error still occurs submit a maintenance service request.

735
Update file too old

Contact Fronius to check USB drive and files, may need to be replaced. Have photos of code and inverter serial handy for call. Submit a maintenance service request.

736
Write or read error

Contact Fronius to check USB drive and files, may need to be replaced. Have photos of code and inverter serial handy for call. Submit a maintenance service request.

737
Unable to open file

Contact Fronius to check USB drive and files, may need to be replaced. Have photos of code and inverter serial handy for call. Submit a maintenance service request.

738
Unable to save log file

Contact Fronius to check USB drive and files, may need to be replaced. Have photos of code and inverter serial handy for call. Submit a maintenance service request.

740
Error in file system

Contact Fronius to check USB drive and files, may need to be replaced. Have photos of code and inverter serial handy for call. Submit a maintenance service request.

741
Error recording logging data

Contact Fronius to check USB drive and files, may need to be replaced. Have photos of code and inverter serial handy for call. Submit a maintenance service request.

743
Error during update

Contact Fronius

745
Update file corrupt

Contact Fronius

746
Error while updating

Contact Fronius

751
Time lost

Time and date on inverter needs to be reset. Submit a maintenance service request.

752
Communication error with real time clock module

Time and date on inverter needs to be reset. Submit a maintenance service request.

753
Real time clock module is in emergency mode

Time and date on inverter needs to be reset. Submit a maintenance service request.

754-755
Information about the processors status

Fronius needs to be contacted, generally they will want an installer onsite but can try without if the code is persistent.

757
Real time clock module hardware error

Fronius needs to be contacted, generally they will want an installer onsite but can try without if the code is persistent.

758
Real time clock module is in emergency mode

Time and date on on inverter needs to be reset. If code does not clear instantly restart the system.

760
Internal hardware fault
Submit a maintenance service request to your installer.
761-765&767
Information about internal processors status

Submit a maintenance service request to your installer.

766-773
Emergency power derating has triggered

Restart inverter, if problem persists submit a maintenance service request.

775
PMC power stage set unavailable

Press enter on the inverter (4th button from left). If problem still persists contact Fronius.

776
Device type invalid

Press enter on the inverter (4th button from left). If problem still persists contact Fronius.

779
CAN bus transmission error

Contact Fronius

781-794
Information about internal processors status

Contact Fronius

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