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I am having problems with this inverter after it has been repaired. What had happened was 120 volts ac was sent through the inverter backwards while being connected to a photovoltaic systems AC (2) 15amp circuit breaker panel. Smoke came out of the inverter. I replaced all the damaged components, capacitor, all fuses and all transistors. I purchased all same components or equals and installed them. I reassembled the inverter back together. The inverter now turns on, and(with the proper AWG cables connected to a deep cycle battery on the + and -terminals the inverter surges while charging any 120 volt AC electronics. While the inverter is in the on position and when the DC is inverted to AC, at best i get only 33 watts max in this surging back-and-forth on-and-off after inverting to 120 AC to charge any electronic devices. DC to AC, not fast enough cycles per second to keep the inverter at 60cycles 120 volts AC. I would really appreciate any advice if i am missing any procedures or i forgot something simple i was suppose to do. Thanks very much for reading about the problem, Mike
I am having problems with this inverter after it has been repaired. What had happened was 120 volts ac was sent through the inverter backwards while being connected to a photovoltaic systems AC (2) 15amp circuit breaker panel. Smoke came out of the inverter. I replaced all the damaged components, capacitor, all fuses and all transistors. I purchased all same components or equals and installed them. I reassembled the inverter back together. The inverter now turns on, and(with the proper AWG cables connected to a deep cycle battery on the + and -terminals the inverter surges while charging any 120 volt AC electronics. While the inverter is in the on position and when the DC is inverted to AC, at best i get only 33 watts max in this surging back-and-forth on-and-off after inverting to 120 AC to charge any electronic devices. DC to AC, not fast enough cycles per second to keep the inverter at 60cycles 120 volts AC. I would really appreciate any advice if i am missing any procedures or i forgot something simple i was suppose to do. Thanks very much for reading about the problem, Mike
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