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Solis inverter alarm codes, the full list

Solis inverters use short mnemonic alarm codes like OV-G-V or NO-Grid (each also has a hex number such as 1010), shown on the screen or in the SolisCloud app. Find your code below, see how urgent it is, and open the step-by-step fix. Start by typing it:

CodeWhat it meansUrgencyFix
OV-G-VGrid overvoltage (1010)Self-clearsFull fix guide →
UN-G-VGrid undervoltage (1011)Self-clearsFull fix guide →
OV-G-FGrid over frequency (1012)Self-clearsFull fix guide →
UN-G-FGrid under frequency (1013)Self-clearsFull fix guide →
NO-GridNo grid detected (1015)Self-clearsFull fix guide →
G-PHASEUnbalanced 3-phase grid (1016)Check & restartFull fix guide →
GRID-INTFGrid interference (1030)Check & restartFull fix guide →
OV-DCDC overvoltage (1020)Stop, call a proFull fix guide →
UN-BUSDC bus voltage too low (1023)Check & restartFull fix guide →
DC-INTFAbnormal DC input current (1027)Check & restartFull fix guide →
Reve-DCDC reversely connected (1028)Stop, call a proFull fix guide →
PV-ISO-PROLow PV insulation / ground fault (1033)Stop, call a proFull fix guide →
ILeak-PROLeakage current protection (1034)Check & restartFull fix guide →
OV-TEMOver temperature (1032)Check & restartFull fix guide →
RelayChk-FAILRelay self-check failure (1035)Check & restartFull fix guide →
ARC-FAULTDC arc fault, fire risk (1041)Stop, call a proFull fix guide →
Reading the code on your Solis The alarm shows on the inverter's display or under the alarm list in the SolisCloud 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 reconnects 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.