Xantrez ProSine 2.0 Inverter Charger 2000W

[Mudogz]

Hi guys, please be patient with me as I'm new to this forum.

I've read through several threads and wanted to see if anyone has any experience in repairing these. I was trying to get a hold of KJINTF who stated he has repaired many of these but he doesn't accept an PM's and I'm not sure how else to reach him.

I continue to get "Memory Fault" on the remote control panel. I recently purchase four 6-volt golf batteries and installed them in series to rule out the issue is related to the battery.

I was wondering if the issue is related to the control panel, would disabling the remote be a feasible resolution?

Mudogz

[2oldman]

time2roll wrote:
IIRC 2oldman had the same message. Something like my inverter has lost its mind. I believe he moved on.

Wow.. good memory. Here's what I found:

Post from 9 years ago

I'm now using an Outback 3400w.

[KJINTF]

Yes, they are repairable, however NOT easily
Translate that to mean > $600 for repairs that was several years ago
Many if not most of the repair parts are no longer available
I trashed most of my spare parts several years back
As others suggested get a new one with separate components as in Inverter, Charger and Transfer switch

[time2roll]

I would be inclined to just get a new inverter. Or if one side(charger vs inverter) is not working just get a new component for the failed part. I prefer separate components for this reason. Good luck on the fix.

I read the Prosine model is no longer repaired by Xantrex Authorized service outlets.

IIRC 2oldman had the same message. Something like my inverter has lost its mind. I believe he moved on.

[3_tons]

Theres a switch on the face of the unit - set it to OFF for about 15 sec then return it to remote.

[Michelle_S]

If you have four 6 Volt batteries, your hook-up better be a Series/Parallel circuit. If you really hooked them up all in Series you now have a 24 Volt system which the Inverter and everything else won't like.