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Axpert MKS 5k

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I have just reinstalled the Axpert MKS 5K inverter with the C&W software update 73.00b.

It works ok from AC utility to the 230V AC load, but when working from the Battery the 230v output flashes on /off in a load dependent frquency.

Any good ideas?

5 minutes ago, sindus said:

I have just reinstalled the Axpert MKS 5K inverter with the C&W software update 73.00b.

Hi sindus, welcome in the Forum!

My 2 MKS 5K work fine with original firmware 74.40. Are you sure to have enough battery capacity? What are your settings?

3 hours ago, sindus said:

I have 80% capacity on a 5kw Battery.

What kind of battery?

For potential 5kW inverter you should have at least 200Ah, preferably LiFePh.

17 hours ago, sindus said:

I have just reinstalled the Axpert MKS 5K inverter with the C&W software update 73.00b.

Is that a typo? Why not the latest patched firmware version, 73.00e?

 

17 hours ago, sindus said:

when working from the Battery the 230v output flashes on /off in a load dependent frequency.

73.xxy is for PF0.8 non-64 V models. It sounds like you might have a different model; there are patched firmwares for those models too.

Can you post a picture of your ratings sticker on the side, and report the highest value that settings 26 or 27 will go to? It will probably be 58.4 V or 64.0 V.

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I have a 16s 105 Ah EVE Battery, which have been working fine for 1,5 year. The reason why its the 73.00b soft is that i loaded this software in app.2 years ago. In the mean time i bought an easun inverter which has been running until now and when it came up with a fault i installed the axtert again and the this happened.

the settings in 26 is 57.6 V

17 hours ago, sindus said:

the settings in 26 is 57.6 V

What I need to know is how high it will go (no need to save it at that value). But if you have reflashed with 73.00b, then that will be 58.4 V.

Do you know what firmware version it originally came with?

Edited by Coulomb

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The original software was apperantly a clone. After a certain runtime a kind of clone trap shut the inverter completely down.

6 hours ago, sindus said:

The original software was apparently a clone.

More likely it was original, but they didn't know how to set up the boot loader properly to avoid fault code 90.

Do you happen to know what the original firmware version number was?

Otherwise, please post a photo of the ratings sticker on the side of the inverter, to check if 73.00x is right for your inverter.

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The original software was apperantly a clone. After a certain runtime a kind of clone trap shut the inverter completely down.

 

Sorry i cannot give you any photo of the sticker. The inverter is located in my cabin in Norway and i am in Denmark.🫤

On 2023/11/02 at 8:55 PM, sindus said:

The inverter is located in my cabin in Norway and i am in Denmark.

Ok. All I can suggest is, next time you go up there, take everything needed to thoroughly check the inverter model, and if necessary reflash with 74.40e or 72.20e as appropriate. Though I suspect it can't be that it would need 72.20e because it would use a different reflash command.

So basically you would be checking the label to see if it says 4 kW (73.00x) or 5 kW (74.40e). It's presumably 5 kVA.

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