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AC input cord is connected to
shore power, but the
appliance is not powered
from shore power. AC Input
light is off.
The shore power voltage is out
of range (less than 85 volts AC
or greater than 140 volts AC).
External breaker has tripped.
Turn the On/Standby switch to On ( ),
and the appliance will be powered from
the inverter.
Reset the external breaker.
AC input cord is connected to
shore power, but the
appliance is not powered
from shore power. AC Input
light is illuminated.
Supplemental circuit breaker
has tripped.
GFCI has tripped.
Disconnect all appliances. Check the
AC wiring and press the Supplemental
Circuit Protection button to reset it.
Correct the ground fault and reset the
GFCI.
AC input cord is connected to
shore power. AC Input light
illuminates intermittently.
The shore power voltage is
close to being out of range (less
than 85 volts AC or greater
than 140 volts AC).
Turn On/Standby switch to On ( ), and
the appliance will be powered from the
inverter or shore power.
Fan does not turn on. The internal components of the
inverter are not warm.
No action. The fan will run
automatically when necessary to cool
the internal components of the inverter.
Fan runs all the time. The amount of power being
consumed by the appliances is
high.
The ambient temperature is
high.
No action. The fan will run at lower
speeds and stop automatically when the
internal temperature of the inverter
falls.
No action. The fan will run at lower
speeds and stop automatically when the
ambient temperature falls.
For more information on the “Fan
Cooling System”, refer to page A–3
Table 3-1
Troubleshooting Reference (Continued)
Problem Possible Cause Solution