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E05 AC backfeed
(Inverter/charger error)
AC power from an outside source has been fed to the
AC output of the inverter. This could damage the
inverter.
Disconnect incoming AC power and correct the fault
immediately. Consult a qualified electrician if you do
not know how to diagnose and treat this problem.
E06 Electronic overload
(Inverter/charger error)
The inverter is connected to a load that is too large for it,
or the inverter output has shorted out.
Remove the load. Reset the inverter by cycling the
charger on and off, or connect AC power from an
outside source.
E07 Triac control error
(Inverter/charger error)
A switch inside the charger has overheated.
Turn the charger off and let it cool. Make sure there is
adequate ventilation around the inverter.
E08 High battery voltage shutdown during charging
(Inverter/charger error)
Check all charging sources (solar panels, alternators,
other battery chargers, etc.) for proper voltage.
Reset the inverter by cycling the charger off and on.
E09 Spare
E010 Depowered
(Link 1000)
This code appears when the Link 1000 is first powered
up and whenever power has been interrupted or has
dipped below the operating voltage of the Link 1000.
This code can be triggered by voltage dips during engine
starting if the Link 1000 is powered by the same battery
that starts the engine.
E011 Spare
Error
Code Meaning