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When your inverter is running, the fan will be on, so that the system does the not over heat. This is the same when the inverter it on

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Your inverter will continue to switch off if your if you battery is

1. Low i.e. it is not fully charged
2. Has a low ampere rating

The solution is to get a battery with a higher ampere rating like 200ampere/hour and above, connect it in parallel to the other battery i.e. the positive terminal to the positive terminal, the negative terminal to the negative terminal. This additional will accommodate the excess power needed for the microwave to start up.

Note that it is not advisable, to use this type of power appliance on a small inverter .Use a battery with the same volt rating i.e. a if you use a 24volts battery get another 24volts battery with a higher ampere rating

run a single hot wire directly from the battery to the inverter and use a single ground wire the ground the inverter. Suggest you add an inline fuse to the 'hot' line to protect the inverter.

How good is the connection to the battery? there are a lot of amps that have to flow fast and clamps just don't do it, lugged cables do!

Check the Following:

1. Ground from inverter to frame is intact
2. Positive leads are intact and clean
3. Negative leads are intact and clean.

I hope this of help to you please rate if the answer is of any help. If I can help any further will be glad to. Good Luck and have a great weekend.

It blinks because your computer is drawing too much current. Most of these give an exaggerated wattage range, and never give details about the true amperage available. the average laptop uses 3.0 to 4.X amps and is too much for these mini inverters. But they work fine on cell phone chargers.

if the inverter is working and the fan is just starting and stopping the fan must be bad, but if it is not supplying power the inverter control is bad

check if the fuses are broken the replace them with the correct type, and check if the is any burnt part

Sadly replacement is the best option. It is just not cost effective to get the inverter repaired.

The cost starts out about 150.00.

Best option is to take it back to where you purchased it and hope you can get a new one.

Hope this tip helps.

Am a seven each power inverters owner.

Recommendations: Purchase a Pure sine inverter 1500 watt. We have had one of these running 24 seven for almost a year now.

It should have an AC cord that plugs into the case, but if the battery inside is a lead acid type, it may have sulfated to the point that it won't accept charge. You may have to remove the battery from the case and try to charge it with a small external charger overnight. Hope this helps!

Sadly replacement is the best option.

The better inverters are a pure-sine wave would recommend a 1500w it is better quality and will be a better replacement for you 1000w.

Hope this tip helps.

r/
David

I have had this happen a few times.

Sadly replacement is the Best option.
Repairs can be %75 the cost of a new one.

The best invert we have been using is a Pure Sine 1500 watt inverter.

Sad news but hope this tip helps.

R/
David

2500 gives no power and fault light comes on?

There is a relay inside the unit. The sensing circuit causes a relay to close and this is what gives you the light and turns off the power. The relay is stuck or the sensing circuit is bad.

You should be able to try it immediately, or whenever you need to.

They don't have a web downloaded manual.




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Thirty amp should be fine.