Solar Inverter Repairs

Specialist Solar Inverter Repair Adelaide

Depending on what has caused the fault in the first place, you may be able to claim the repairs on your home insurance policy. We provide a comprehensive service when it comes to solar inspections, including the following:

• Ensure that there is no visible damage to your solar panels
• Roof DC isolators should be checked to see if they are working properly
• Inverter DC isolators should be checked to see if they are working correctly
• If the AC supply at the inverter is not working, check the AC supply at the inverter
• Ensure that the DC supply has the correct polarity in order to fix the issue
• There should be an earth connection between the rails and the earth
• You should check the operation of your inverter on a regular basis
• Inverter power output should be checked to ensure that it is working properly
• Inverter readings should be recorded and keep a record of them
• Testing the insulation resistance of the DC wiring should be completed as soon as possible
• Identify the source of the damage and determine how to fix it
• An in-depth report on the findings should be provided

Common Solar Power Inverter Faults

Any faults in your solar system will be quickly identified by our extensive solar services and comprehensive report. By determining the cause of the damage or problem, we are able to provide a detailed report about what we have found as a result of our investigation. It is possible that your home insurance provider will be able to cover the repairs in some instances, so it is a good idea to check with them first! We can provide insurance reports if this is the case. If this is the case, Solar Repair Adelaide can provide them for you.

All common faults relating to solar inverters can be addressed by Solar Repair Adelaide, including:

• Having a faulty solar inverter is a very frustrating situation
• Under the glass of the solar module, there are burn lines on the solar cells that appear from the sun
• In the case of a solar panel, hot spots can occur within the panel
• The connection between the solar panel plug and the solar panel has melted
• Solar arrays or inverters with burnt or melted DC solar isolators are a serious cause for concern
• A solar panel that has been infiltrated with water
• An issue with the DC wiring of a solar array that has been damaged
• In case your problem is not listed above, you don’t need to worry about it at all! Let our friendly team know how we can still help you and we can talk about how we can assist you.