Fault family

Relay and self-test fault codes

34 codes across 10 brands whose manufacturer wording names an output relay, or a self-test or self-check the inverter runs on its own protection.

A family groups codes by the manufacturer's wording. It does not mean the codes share a cause, a trip setting or a fix: the same words can describe different measurements on different hardware, so work each code from its own entry and its manufacturer's document.

Codes by brand

Work it on site

Symptom-led sequences and checks that record the evidence for this kind of alarm. Follow the code's own entry for its documented step.

Standards scope

Scope pages: what each standard covers and where it sits against the others. They do not reproduce the standard, and nothing on this page states what it requires. Work from the current published edition.

How codes are placed here

A code joins only when the manufacturer's own title or description contains one of these terms as whole words. The title decides first; Wattbench's fixes and search keywords are never read. A code that matches no family, or more than one, stays unclassified.

  • relay
  • RelayChk
  • self-test
  • self-check
  • self-detection
  • auto-test
  • auto test
  • relay test
  • RCD test
  • isolation test
  • iso test
  • Tx test
  • arc test
  • check failure
  • check failed
  • check abnormal
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