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I was trying to solve an issue with a trip while using an EV charger. The Inverter was switched off and the breaker was off to. While I was working on the EV charger I heard a click (like a breaker tripping). The inverter now will not switch on. I can communicate using Victron Connect but nothing will make it switch back on. Any suggestions?
Am assuming the battery is ok here.
Have you started with the basics which is disconnect everything excluding the battery and seeing if it will invertert?
Yes disconnected everything - battery at 51V - the display is off but communicates via Victron Connect (bluetooth) and Venus sees it (but not supported on VE.direct)
So the inverter powers on and communicates? Not quite the same as not powering on at all.
What does the app say are there any errors?
So then it is just the AC output off?
In that case there are two onboard fuses that can blow. They are user accessible and replacable. Usually though the error that is there is low AC ouptut error when they blow. The screen though I can't say why that does not light up. Hopefully it is just the fuses that is wrong it may be worse.
You connect to the Venus via CAN.
So Venus doesn't see the Inverter on Canbus (it does see the 3rd party battery after the inverter). The attached screenshot from Victron Connect explains why I said the inverter wouldn't switch on. It says Off I I am unable to get it to switch On.
