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Repaired U-Power 15k overloading too easily

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(@rafaelmedina23)
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7 minutes ago, Rafaelmedina23 said:

 

I will verify that well

check, they were all on 24v.


   
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Just now, Rafaelmedina23 said:

check, they were all on 24v.

I was already like this


   
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On 2/19/2021 at 8:54 PM, Rafaelmedina23 said:

I was already like this

Greetings, you are not going to believe what it was, the cables that I had from the battery to the inverter were very thin, (battery jump cables) that caused the overload.  As I had already bought another 8k P.J I disassembled this one for parts.  😬


   
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14 minutes ago, Rafaelmedina23 said:

Greetings, you are not going to believe what it was, the cables that I had from the battery to the inverter were very thin, (battery jump cables) that caused the overload.  As I had already bought another 8k P.J I disassembled this one for parts.  😬

Well, I am extremely glad you found the cause of the problem ;-).  I suppose I did not even consider that, mostly as you'd had the inverter working before.

Doesn't help on a PJ that there is no way to distinguish the error codes, otherwise it'd have been super easy to catch 😉

 


   
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Posted by: @sid-genetry-solar
Well, I am extremely glad you found the cause of the problem ;-). I suppose I did not even consider that, mostly as you'd had the inverter working before.

Yes, thank you all very much.


   
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L2  on powerjack inverter go from  transformer to  AC  outlet .  Only L1  go to control board  .   Neutral go to AC outlet  and not to control board .   Neutral from transformer go to  the output board  on full size powerjack.    Non  split  control board  from powerjack  may be wired different      There are  many  different  version  of control board . I  had a  control   board   that  output  220v  single phase  when wire for  220v  spit phase  .   I had to get the correct  control board from  china  powerjack  helen  .  Thank you . 


   
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L2 on powerjack inverter go from transformer to AC outlet . Only L1 go to control board . Neutral go to AC outlet and not to control board . Neutral from transformer go to the output board on full size powerjack. Non split control board from powerjack may be wired different There are many different version of control board . I had a control board that output 220v single phase when wire for 220v spit phase . I had to get the correct control board from china powerjack helen . Thank you .

Sorry, @dickson it's not at all clear what's going on here...is this a question asking for help, or a statement summary for the thread?


   
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L2  on powerjack inverter go from  transformer to  AC  outlet .  Only L1  go to control board  .   Neutral go to AC outlet  and not to control board .   Neutral from transformer go to  the output board  on full size powerjack.    Non  split  control board  from powerjack  may be wired different      There are  many  different  version  of control board . I  had a  control   board   that  output  220v  single phase  when wire for  220v  spit phase  .   I had to get the correct  control board from  china  powerjack  helen  .  Thank you . 


   
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Sorry  that this is only a statement  about the control board from ebay may not be correct .    I think  that it is  easy to just replace  any bad PS  control board  with your  GS  control board  .     Thank you .    I  use 4/0 cable  for dc input  and never use jumper cable  that cause  the inverter to beep  and overload .  


   
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I have exactly the same problem with my upowerr 15k 48v two phase inverter with 250amp charger, when I received it I didn't open it to check for loose parts and when I turned it on it burned control board and ac side mosfets I ordered new control board with charger and new mosfets and now it turns on fine it handles my soldering iron fine and my drill, but when I hook up my heat blower it's fine on low settings but when I put it on high it says 70%load and as it reaches 100% it will turn off in 10 seconds my dip switch is set as it was when I got it but it doesn't change anything.


   
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This is my upower 48v 15kw two phase with charger inverter, the original board was a 10.3 the one power Jack sent me is 11.3 the transformer is asl4

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 now it turns on fine it handles my soldering iron fine and my drill, but when I hook up my heat blower it's fine on low settings but when I put it on high it says 70%load and as it reaches 100% it will turn off 

My PJ 8kw  with ASL4 tramsformer  with rev 11.1 control board  will now do  2000 watts  before shutdown .   Your  15kw Upower with  rev 11.3 control board and ASL4  will  problably shutdown  at 2000 watts also .  My original rev 10.3 control board will do  4000 watt and  I  manually shutdown  or the FETs did blowup with no alarm  so I replaced it .     My 8kw PJ now  never blow up FETs  again .    


   
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