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6 codes documented in KIJO's inverter and battery manuals. Pick yours to see what it means, what you can safely check, and when to call your installer.
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Your installer is your first warranty contact. If they've gone, the manufacturer's warranty line still covers the hardware. Don't open the inverter or battery case yourself: work inside it is for a licensed electrician.
If you see smoke, scorch marks or smell burning, switch the system off at the AC and PV isolators and call your installer. If anyone is in danger, call 000.
Most faults are an isolator, a WiFi drop or a known error code. Start with the lookup and guides above.
Your installer is your first warranty contact. If they've gone, the manufacturer's warranty line still covers the hardware.
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