Wrenches
Yes, the wire tie asks like a deflector protecting the ribbon, works great,
goes quick, inverters are too heavy to deal with for a simple fan swap.
BTW, Replace the temp sensor at the same time.
Jerry
On Mon, Feb 15, 2021, 7:22 PM frenergy wrote:
> Considering slot/board alignment, ribb
Considering slot/board alignment, ribbon cable, sensor and poor
visibility when attempting either a board change or fan swap on a VFX
Flex Power 3 or 4, if you're doing it on one of the FX's in the middle,
leaving on the wall may not work out so well. Might be time to pull it off.
HI Ron
Below is a link to a video on how to change a fan in an OutBack Inverter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tlsk0sa1bY
I believe there are several videos for doing this.
I hope this helps.
Take Care
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From: RE-wrenches On Behalf Of Ron
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Sent: Sunday, February
Thats the only way I have done repairs and service, why fight the weight if
you don't need to plus its just more to do.
On Mon, Feb 15, 2021, 8:02 AM wrote:
> has anyone successfully done this without removing the inverter from the
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Hi all, we have been presented the following from a customer:
I have 2 PVP4800 inverters installed in 2011 that include the PVP1010 modules.
Now that Advanced Energy has quit supporting them, do you have any suggestions
how I can receive my inverter data?
This is not our customer, just a fello
For a GVFX you don't have to worry about reinstalling the large o-ring
on the perimeter of the case, so you can do it without taking it off the
wall. Don't think I'd disassemble a sealed case unit without taking it
off the wall because it is just about impossible to get the o-ring back
in place
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