Learn how to troubleshoot and fix a Goodwe temperature sensor error in the SEMS app effectively.
A Goodwe temperature sensor error can be caused by faulty wiring, sensor malfunction, or software issues in the SEMS app.
To reset the SEMS app, go to the settings menu, select 'Reset', and confirm the action to restore default settings.
The Goodwe inverter relies on accurate temperature readings from the sensor to optimize performance and ensure safe operation. If the inverter detects abnormal readings or a complete lack of input from the temperature sensor, it triggers a fault code to prevent potential overheating or damage. This could be due to insulation resistance (RISO) measurement errors, ground fault detection, or failure to meet grid frequency limits, all of which can affect operational safety and efficiency.
Always consult a licensed electrician or certified solar installer for troubleshooting and repairs to ensure compliance with safety standards and local electrical codes.
To prevent future temperature sensor errors, ensure regular maintenance checks are performed on the inverter and its components. Keep connections clean and secure, and monitor environmental conditions that could impact sensor performance. Regular firmware updates can also prevent miscommunication issues.