If actual battery voltage is normal, while, battery voltage on LCD is abnormal, you should doubt if battery sample circuit has some trouble.
It may be caused by load or inverter hardware problem.
When AC output voltage reaches 280V and lasts for 200ms. It will report the fault.
Just connect the inverter to battery bank, Switch on the inverter, if 06 still occurs, it means DC-AC circuit has the trouble.
When BUS voltage exeeds 400V and lasts for 30s. It will report the fault. Most of time, it is caused by burnt MOSFETs or MOSFET related circuit.
Overload error. The inverter is overload 110% and time is up.
When BUS voltage exeeds 400V and lasts for 30s. It will report the fault. Most of time, it is caused by burnt MOSFETs or MOSFET related circuit. When BUS voltage exeeds 400V and lasts for 30s. It will report the fault. Most of time, it is caused by burnt MOSFETs or MOSFET related circuit.
Most of time, because of heavy load, battery can’t supply enough power for load and it will report 52 fault .
Incorrect charging current on the 2nd option, the 5th option or broken fuse on mainboard,
Maybe it’s related to the fan itself, or loose connection of the fan connector.
Something wrong with temperature sensors or something wrong with temperature sampling circuit.