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Deye inverter error codes, the full list

Deye hybrid and string inverters show faults as F01 to F64 on the screen or in the SolarMan app. Find your code below, see how urgent it is, and open the step-by-step fix. Start by typing your code:

CodeWhat it meansUrgencyFix
F08GFDI relay failure (ground-fault protection)Stop, call a proFull fix guide →
F13Working/grid mode changedSelf-clearsFull fix guide →
F18AC overcurrent fault (hardware)Check & restartFull fix guide →
F20DC overcurrent fault (hardware)Check & restartFull fix guide →
F22Emergency-stop faultStop, call a proFull fix guide →
F23AC leakage current (transient overcurrent)Self-clearsFull fix guide →
F24DC insulation impedance failureStop, call a proFull fix guide →
F26DC busbar unbalancedCheck & restartFull fix guide →
F29Parallel CAN-bus faultCheck & restartFull fix guide →
F34AC overcurrent faultCheck & restartFull fix guide →
F35No AC grid detectedSelf-clearsFull fix guide →
F41Parallel system stopSelf-clearsFull fix guide →
F42AC line low voltageSelf-clearsFull fix guide →
F46Battery defectCheck & restartFull fix guide →
F47AC over frequencySelf-clearsFull fix guide →
F48AC under frequencySelf-clearsFull fix guide →
F55DC bus voltage too highCheck & restartFull fix guide →
F56DC busbar voltage too lowCheck & restartFull fix guide →
F58Battery BMS communication faultCheck & restartFull fix guide →
F60Battery over/under voltage (BMS protection)Stop, call a proFull fix guide →
F61Battery overcurrent (BMS protection)Stop, call a proFull fix guide →
F62Battery BMS stopped charge/dischargeStop, call a proFull fix guide →
F63Arc fault (AFCI), fire riskStop, call a proFull fix guide →
F64Heat sink high temperatureCheck & restartFull fix guide →
Reading the code on your Deye The fault shows on the inverter's LCD or under Alarms / System Alarms in the SolarMan app. Note the exact code (and whether it cleared on its own) before you start.

How to read the urgency rating

Self-clears usually a passing grid or weather event; the inverter restarts itself.
Check & restart do a few safe checks and a proper power cycle.
Stop, call a pro a safety or hardware fault; don't keep resetting it.