Aurora solar inverter error codes

What is the e031 error code on my Aurora solar inverter?

The E031 error code is the most common Aurora solar inverter faults and is caused by the inverter incorrectly reading the voltages. Unfortunately, this fault requires the inverter to be replaced, with this process varying if your inverter is inside or outside the 5-year manufacturer’s warranty.

How do I know if my power one Aurora solar inverter is bad?

Power One Aurora solar inverters, both single phase (Uno) and three phase (Trio) have an LCD display on the front of the chassis. Identifying error codes shown on the display (assuming the display is working) is usually the best place to start in diagnosing the fault and getting systems using Power One solar inverters up and running again.

What are Aurora inverters fault codes?

Aurora inverters have a massive list of fault codes, upwards of 30, below are just some of the main errors which you may come across along the life of your solar inverters. Input Overcurrent (E001): Occurs when the inverter’s input current exceeds its threshold.

How do I contact Aurora solar inverter?

Simply call us on 1300 054 488 or fill in an online solar inverter enquiry form and one of our friendly team will contact you. We Can Be There Today! Aurora inverter error codes explained. Find out what the error codes mean and how to fix them.

Are Aurora solar inverters covered by warranty?

Aurora Power One Solar Inverters have a few common errors and, in some cases, these will be covered by the manufacturer’s 5-year warranty. Have a look to see if your system is still in warranty (and therefore still covered), as well as reviewing the below common fault codes which can occur in Aurora solar inverters.

What are solar inverter error codes?

Solar inverter error codes are alphanumeric symbols and signs generated and displayed by an inverter to notify of an issue threatening the normal operation of a solar system. The inverter is a vital component of a solar system.