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I'm afraid you are right... =( So I guess all I can do is to contact the seller and ask for a new inverter, hoping he will take the blame telling me to connect them in series, as well as giving me cables and connectors with only that option. The whole reason I went for a "kit" from someone I thought new better was for it to easy for me to just hook it up. Thanks for your time and advice guys!

So I-m trying to understand the trouble shooting in the manual. "Problem: Mains exist but the unit works in battery mode. LCD/LED/Buzzer: Input voltage is displayed as 0 on the LCD and green LED is flashing Eplanation/Possible cause: Input protector is tripped What to do: Check if AC breaker is tripped and AC wiring connected well. " So what I don't get now is if the "input protector is tripped" why am I supposed to check the AC breaker (which is just a little black button and nothing happens when I push it) and the AC wiring (which I haven't even got yet)? So... I'm wondering if there's any way of untripping the input protector or have I just managed to blow up my bran new inverter? Adviced by the seller... =( .

If I had blown the inverter shouldn't it show me a fault message/error code? =(

Hello! I'm an absolut beginner when it comes to solar - just thought I knew enough to install my own solar system but after connecting it all up I got stuck with the programming of the inverter. It's and Axpert Plus 3kva inverter/charger connected to four 12V 230Ah GEL Batteries (Ultracell UCG-230-12), connected to 24 v, and six 320 watt solar panels connected in series. It all came as a kit and I thought it would just be a case of plugging it all in... So I've seen some info on this website about the settings, and a document called Axpert Settings 1.1 by Chris Hobson but I'm not pernitted to download this. The problem now is that the inverter is showing 0 input v from PV array and the AC led light is flashing green, with no "solar panel symbol" showing. The manual is really not helping me here so please, if anyone can, I'd really appreciate some help here! Kind Regards, Emil