hey guys!
maybe a stupid question but i am trying to power up my cerbo gx with my 48v battery with the included cables but nothing happens. i blew 2 fuse. i might have gotten +- wrong at the beginning.
I tried a external 24v powersupply, but when i plug in the connector the psu beeps for a short curcuit.
Did i damage the cerbo? is it "kaputt"?
thanks for your help in advance an greetings from germany!
alex
I checked the fuse and it looks good to me. The bus was at 53V or so (as it has been every other time I've used it) but I imagine the Cerbo can handle that given that it works on 48V systems where the voltage is regularly higher to charge batteries, but no idea.
Cerbo powered by 48V system is fine. However on some of the older units there's an internal fault which only shows on 48V systems. Net result is dead Cerbo.
Details in the following thread:
https://community.victronenergy.com/questions/155994/cerbo-gx-capacitor.html
Eine falsche Polarität sollte den Cerbo glaube ich nicht direkt zerstören.
Kontaktieren sie den Händler, bei dem sie das Gerät gekauft haben.
@alexi Did you find a solution yet? If yes, what is it?
I installed a Cerbo this past weekend and it wouldn't power up either. Fortunately no fuses blown. Double checked polarity. Checked that there is power all the way up to the plug terminals of the little black pluggie. But Cerbo would not power up.
I have been in contact with my supplier, and they will be replacing the unit this week.
Anybody else had this problem?
Hello, I have the same issue, I had already connected the Cerbo and for a split second had the cable connected to the battery worn way. Now I am looking how to solve this. What did they do on your problem
Same problem here. I had it connected for a few seconds and the orange WiFi light started flashing.
Later I mounted it to the wall and connected it to the battery. Now it won't start up, shows no reaction.
Is there an internal fuse to be replaced? Reset somehow?
