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Solar Repairs, Servicing and Expansion in Perth
We repair and service solar and battery systems across the Perth metro area, including systems we did not install. You get a written quote before any work starts.
License
Licensed Electrical Contractor EC17112
Approved seller
NETCC Approved Seller
Multiple brands
We service multiple brands, not just the ones we carry
Warranty
Warranty repairs on approved brands
Is something wrong?
Signs your solar system needs attention
Most solar faults give a warning before they stop the system completely. Check for these.
Your inverter shows a fault code, a red light or a flashing light.
Output is down compared with the same month last year.
Your app shows little or no generation on a sunny day.
Your power bill has risen and your usage has not.
A panel has cracked glass, burn marks or discoloured cells.
The system stayed off after a storm or a grid outage.
Not sure if it is a fault?
A small drop each year is normal ageing. A sudden drop is not. Send us a photo of your inverter screen and your last 30 days of generation, and we will tell you what we see.
Common faults and error codes
| Fronius code | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| 102 | AC voltage too high. Grid voltage has gone above the allowed limit. | The inverter restarts when grid voltage returns to normal. If it keeps showing, call us. |
| 103 | AC voltage too low. | Usually clears when the grid recovers. If it keeps showing, call us. |
| 105 / 106 | AC frequency too high / too low. | Usually a short grid event that clears by itself. If it keeps showing, call us. |
| 107 | AC grid outside the permissible limits. | Check whether there is a power outage in your area. If the grid is on and the code stays, call us. |
| 303 / 304 | Over temperature. The inverter has paused to cool down. | Make sure the cooling vents are clear. It restarts by itself. If it happens often, call us. |
| 306 / 307 | Low PV output / low PV voltage. Not enough power is coming from the panels. | Normal at dawn and dusk. If it shows in full sun, call us. |
| 447 / 475 | Insulation fault / solar panel ground fault. Current may be leaking to earth. | Do not touch the panels or cabling. Call a licensed electrician. |
| 509 | No energy fed into the grid in the past 24 hours. | Check for other codes on the display. If the system is not producing, call us. |
| 567 | Grid voltage dependent power reduction. Output has been reduced because grid voltage went above 250 V. | This is a warning, not a fault. If it happens often, call us to check your grid voltage. |
| Sigenergy code | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| 1002 | Low insulation resistance. A solar string may be shorted to earth, or there is moisture in the system. | If it only happens in wet weather, check again once it is dry. If it stays, call us. |
| 1003 | Inverter over-temperature. | Make sure the unit has airflow and shade. It restarts once cool. If it repeats, call us. |
| 1006 | String input overvoltage. The panel string voltage is above the inverter's limit. | Call us. The string may need to be reconfigured. |
| 1007 | String reversely connected. The polarity of a solar string is reversed. | Do not touch the DC wiring. Call a licensed electrician. |
| 1009 | AFCI fault. A possible arc in the DC cabling or a poor connector. | Treat as urgent. Do not touch the panels or cabling, and call us. |
| 1010 | Grid power outage. The grid is down or the AC switch is off. | The system reconnects when power returns. If the grid is on, check the AC switch, then call us. |
| 1011 / 1012 | Grid overvoltage / undervoltage. | Reconnects by itself. If it repeats, call us to measure your grid voltage. |
| 1013 / 1014 | Grid overfrequency / underfrequency. | Usually a short grid event. If it repeats, call us. |
| 1017 | Leak current out of limit. | Usually clears by itself. If it is frequent or stays on, call us. |
| 1018 (ID3) | Meter communication fault. The inverter has lost contact with the meter. | Call us to check the meter connection. |
| 2003 | Battery over-temperature. | Check the battery has airflow and is out of direct sun. If it stays, call us. |
| 2005 | Battery low temperature. | The battery heats itself and the alarm should clear. If it stays, call us. |
| 2007 | Battery module undervoltage. The battery voltage is too low. | Call us. The battery may need to be recovered. |
| GoodWe code | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Utility Loss | The inverter cannot detect the grid. | Check for a power outage and make sure the solar AC breaker is on. If the grid is on, call us. |
| Vac Failure | Grid voltage is outside the inverter's allowed range. | Often clears by itself. If it keeps showing, call us to check grid voltage and settings. |
| Fac Failure | Grid frequency is outside the inverter's allowed range. | Often clears by itself. If it keeps showing, call us. |
| ISO Failure | Insulation resistance from the panels to earth is too low. | Do not touch the panels or cabling. Call a licensed electrician. |
| Ground I Failure | Leakage current is too high. | Call us. A panel or cable may have an earth fault. |
| PV Over Voltage | Voltage from the panels is above the inverter's input range. | Call us. The string may need fewer panels. |
| Over Temperature | The inverter is overheating. | Clear any debris and check the vents are open. If it repeats, call us. |
| DC Bus High | DC bus voltage is too high. | Call us if it does not clear after a restart. |
| Relay Check Failure | The relay self-check has failed. | Call us. This usually needs a technician. |
Repairs
Solar repairs we handle in Perth
We find the cause first, then fix only what has failed. Perth heat, coastal salt air and winter storms each cause their own faults.
Inverter faults and replacement
The inverter usually fails first. On a hot west-facing wall it can cut its own output above 40 degrees, and the fix may be shade or relocation, not a new unit.
Underperforming panels and strings
One weak panel can pull down a whole string. We test each string for shading, hotspots, failed optimisers and corroded connectors.
DC isolators, wiring and compliance
Roof isolators sit in full sun and fail more often than owners expect. We check against AS/NZS 5033 and AS/NZS 3000 and fix what fails.
Warranty repairs
We are authorised for warranty work on many brands and handle the claim paperwork. If we are not authorised for yours, we tell you who is.
Battery faults and errors
A battery that won’t charge, drains too fast or shows an error code usually points to a settings, communication or hardware fault. We check the battery, the inverter link and the system settings, and fix what is causing it.
Got a fault code?
Send the code, your inverter make and model, and a photo. Many faults can be narrowed down before we visit.
Need something bigger?
When to consider expanding your solar system
Your power use has grown
More people at home, working from home or a home extension all push usage up. A system sized for your old bills may no longer cover your day.
You’ve added big appliances
A new air conditioner, pool pump or heat pump hot water system adds a large load. More panels or a battery can carry it so you aren’t buying it from the grid.
You’re planning an EV
Charging an EV adds a big evening load. Tell us before you buy and we can size your system and battery for it.
You want power during blackouts
Storms and grid outages can leave you without power, even with solar on the roof. A battery set up for backup can keep essential circuits running through an outage, such as the fridge, lights and internet.
Your inverter is ageing or failing
If your inverter needs replacing anyway, it’s a good time to upgrade. A new hybrid inverter can take extra panels and a battery in the same job.
Your system is older and smaller
Many systems installed over a decade ago are far smaller than what most homes fit today. Adding panels can lift your output without starting from scratch.
Check if your system can expand
Every home is different. Talk to our team about what would work best for yours.
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