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  1. How many cycles?
  2. Thanks I will look at upgrading the firmware first and then see how things go
  3. Do you mean "reset" as in set it higher so that what is now showing as 105% will show as 100% after the reset?
  4. Did you get the firmware directly from Pylontech?
  5. Did you upgrade the firmware yourself?
  6. Thank you
  7. Hi I have three Axpert-type inverters in parallel charging seven Pylontech batteries. I have a Rasberry Pi with ICC software to monitor the system. Yesterday I noticed that my batteries seem to be over charged, ie all are >= 106% charged, as reported on ICC I have attached screenshots of the battery details, my settings and and graphs of the PV and Battery trends through the day. I assume this cannot be good but am not sure what to do. Any ideas? Thanks Johann
  8. Thank you
  9. Hi Steph40 and R79. Has the capacitor sorted your problems out permanently? I have three inverters in parallel and one of them has the same behaviour as described here and am hoping that the capaitor is the solution.
  10. Hi Gustav Could you please post a picture of the sticker on the side of the inverters (where the model no, etc, is shown)? Were you using them in parallel?
  11. If the price is right, I will be interested in this one
  12. Just for completeness, I took my inverters in and all three parallel cards had to be replaced. @Beat: Thanks again but it was just convenient to have them replace all three while they were at it
  13. Hi Gnome Setting #6 says "Auto restart when overload occurs" and allows me to enable or disable it. I was simply wondering what happens if the setting is disabled and I would overload the inverter (place to much load on it).
  14. Hi I think I understand what will happen when I turn the "Auto restart when overload occurs" setting on--The inverter will restart. However, I am not sure what will happen if I turn it off and an overload occurs. does anyone know?

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