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You’re correct to take notice of the blinking ‘temperature’ LED. It’s an early warning that the internal temperature of your MultiPlus-II 230V is getting high. It’s not an immediate emergency, but it’s definitely something to address promptly. Here’s what to do:
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Check the ventilation around your MultiPlus-II. Ensure it’s not blocked and there’s good airflow.
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If the unit is in a closed space, try to improve the air circulation, maybe with a fan or by opening a door.
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Check the ambient temperature. If it’s unusually high, it could be contributing to the issue with external fans and airflow.
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Reduce the load on the inverter if possible, as heavy usage can increase the internal temperature.
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If the inverter is in direct sunlight or near a heat source, try to move it or shield it from the heat.
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Give the system some time to cool down. You may want to turn it off for a bit to help it along if it’s safe to do so.
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Regularly clean any dust or debris from the inverter’s cooling vents, as this can impede heat dissipation.
In other words, a blinking ‘temperature’ light is a sign to take proactive measures to cool down your system. These steps should help prevent the alarm from escalating to a shutdown due to overheating. If the problem persists, it might be worth getting the unit checked for internal issues or considering if it’s in the right environment for optimal operation.
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