I got home yesterday and found my multiplus to be off. It was working for a long time already(no config changes for months) The setup is a cerbo , a smartsolar mppt 150 45 , a multiplus 48/3000/35/50, a grid meter ET112 and a battery monitor BMV700.
I checked the following:
There is mains on the input of the Multiplus.
There is still 52.3 V on the batteries
There were the temp and low batteries LEDs on
I restarted the system and the multiplus will not restart.
I unplugged the ve-bus cable and restart. -still nothing.
I switched the multiplus to charger mode and I got the mains on LED to flash 12 times, immediatly followed by the float and then the bulk LED’s. After this nothing flash for a while and then the same sequence.
When I set it to on again, After a while, the LEDs on the right side flashes once very quickly and then stays off for a long while.
When everything is plugged in, I can see all devices on the cerbo, but the multiplus shows off.
Please confirm:
Is this looking like a hardware or software fault?
I suspect hardware, but a multiplus does not break normally.
Unfortunately, resetting the grid , was also done many times. I switch off the mppt, then the grid and then the battery. I leave it off for a while, then switch it on in reverse order. I checked it again, it is set to on on VRM, but status is off.
See if you can connect to it with a mk3.
If you can, try reflash it.
Try disconnecting the mains and ac out and see if it comes up on its own.
Did you try setting it on via the gx device entry in the console?
I got hold of a mk3 and tried to re-flash it to 2620459. VEflash said it was successfull, but now the multiplus does even less. If it is on and mk3 plugged in, it operates some relay on and off continuously.
If I unplug the mk3, it still operates it, but slower(2seconds)
I tried that with another version as well - same result.
I cannot connect to it with ve configure anymore.
It looks like there is program error.
I did remove all power every time I reset it, Then connect battery, grid and charge controller(in that order) . Then I powered it on with the switch.
Both LEDs are not a “valid combination” says the Victron Toolkit. But could it be that at first was the TEMP and after this the LowBatt activated? (or vice versa)
If the internal TEMP or LowBatt sensor is faulty the system cannot fully starts up?
Question: It is possible to see the MP boot process live via MK3 or a other connection to the MP interfaces?