Fronius Inverter Error Codes and Troubleshooting Guide
Published: October 15, 2025
If your Fronius inverter is showing a fault or warning code, this guide will help you understand what it means and what action to take.
Fronius inverters are a trusted brand used in residential, commercial, and industrial solar installations. They are generally very reliable, but like any electrical equipment, they can occasionally display error codes or warning messages.
This page explains the most common Fronius inverter errors, grouped by inverter model and STATE code range, with likely causes and recommended remedies.
If you are unsure what a code means, or your inverter is not generating power, contact Mr Solar for expert help.
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Fronius IG Inverter Error Codes
STATE Codes 1xx
STATE codes beginning with 1xx are usually temporary and are caused by the electrical grid being outside the inverter’s permitted operating range.
| Code | Description | Possible Causes | Recommended Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|
| STATE 101 | Grid voltage beyond permitted limits | Mains voltage error; incorrect service menu settings; internal fault | Check grid voltage and circuit breakers. Review service menu settings. If the issue continues, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 104 | Mains frequency beyond permitted limits | Mains frequency error; incorrect service menu settings; internal fault | Check mains frequency and circuit breakers. Review service menu settings. If the issue continues, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 107 | Synchronisation with the public mains supply not possible | Mains not connected; incorrect service menu settings; internal fault | Check mains connection and circuit breakers. Review service menu settings. If the issue continues, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 108 | Islanding detected | Islanding event; severe grid disturbances; internal fault | Usually corrected automatically. If the problem persists, contact Mr Solar. |
STATE Codes 2xx
STATE codes beginning with 2xx are messages from the inverter’s integrated grid monitoring device (ENS) and relate to public mains parameters.
| Code | Description | Possible Causes | Recommended Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|
| STATE 101 | Grid voltage beyond permitted limits | Mains voltage error; incorrect service menu settings; internal fault | Check grid voltage and circuit breakers. Review service menu settings. If the issue continues, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 104 | Mains frequency beyond permitted limits | Mains frequency error; incorrect service menu settings; internal fault | Check mains frequency and circuit breakers. Review service menu settings. If the issue continues, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 107 | Synchronisation with the public mains supply not possible | Mains not connected; incorrect service menu settings; internal fault | Check mains connection and circuit breakers. Review service menu settings. If the issue continues, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 108 | Islanding detected | Islanding event; severe grid disturbances; internal fault | Usually corrected automatically. If the problem persists, contact Mr Solar. |
STATE Codes 3xx
STATE codes beginning with 3xx can occur during normal feed-in operation. These do not usually indicate damaged electronics and often clear automatically.
| Code | Description | Possible Causes | Recommended Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|
| STATE 301 | Safety circuit detects a current peak on the mains supply | Voltage drop on public mains; internal fault | Usually corrected automatically. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 302 | Safety circuit detects a current peak on the PV generator side | Voltage drop on public mains; internal fault | Usually corrected automatically. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 303 | Heat sink temperature on the DC-AC board too high | Blocked ventilation; high ambient temperature; insufficient spacing; internal fault | Clear ventilation slots, improve cooling, increase inverter spacing. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 304 | Heat sink temperature on the DC-DC board too high | Overheating | Check cooling and ventilation. |
| STATE 305 | Feed-in process not possible even though public mains parameters are within limits | Internal fault | Contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 306 | POWER LOW | Intermediate circuit voltage below threshold | Check solar panels and system performance. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 307 | DC LOW | DC input voltage too low; internal fault | Check PV voltage and panel performance. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 308 | Intermediate circuit voltage above maximum limit | Public mains disturbances; internal fault | Reinforce mains cable if required. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
STATE Codes 4xx
STATE codes beginning with 4xx usually require the intervention of a qualified service engineer or Fronius service partner.
| Code | Description | Recommended Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 401 | Communication error between IG control and the DC-DC board | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 402 | Write access to internal memory failed | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 403 | Country setting memory incomplete | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 404 | Fault between control unit and ENS | Check public mains, then contact Mr Solar if unresolved |
| STATE 405 | Incorrect or outdated ENS microprocessor version recognised | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 406 | Temperature sensor on DC-AC board faulty or disconnected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 407 | Temperature sensor on DC-DC board faulty or disconnected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 408 | Unsymmetry on public mains detected | Usually corrected automatically; contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 409 | Supply of DC-AC board not available | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 410 | Service plug on DC-AC board incorrectly set | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 412 | Fixed voltage value set too high | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 413 | Open circuit voltage too high during transformer switching | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 414 | Memory array for inverter type faulty | Automatic correction may occur; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 415 | No ENS enabling signal despite release by IG control | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 416 | Communication error between IG control and power stack | Automatic correction may occur; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 417 | Hardware ID collision | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 419 | Duplicate power stack unique ID | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 420 | Incomplete number of power stacks detected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 421 | Hardware ID sequence error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 425 | Data exchange timeout with one or more power stacks | Automatic correction may occur; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 431 | All power stacks in boot mode | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 432 | Power stack management error | Automatic correction may occur; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 433 | Allocation error of dynamic addresses | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 434 | Ground fault detected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 435 | Wrong EE-Prom configuration | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 436 | Error transmission faulty | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 437 | Power stack workaround active | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 438 | Error during state code transmission | Automatic correction may occur; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 441 | Power rack fan faulty | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 442 | Master for one phase could not be assigned | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 443 | DC-DC energy transfer failure | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 444 | AC monitoring self-test interrupted | Press ESC, then resolve fault according to displayed code |
STATE Codes 5xx
STATE codes beginning with 5xx usually do not stop feed-in operation. They often remain on the display until acknowledged.
| Code | Description | Recommended Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 501 | Heat sink temperature too high while on low output | Clear ventilation slots; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 502 | Isolation fault between DC+ or DC- and earth | Check solar cables and generator |
| STATE 504 | Error occurred while scanning LocalNet addresses | Check inverter and component addresses |
| STATE 505 | Internal memory for setup values incomplete | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 506 | Internal memory for total values incomplete | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 507 | Internal memory for day/year values incomplete | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 508 | Internal memory for inverter number damaged | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 509 | No feed-in for 24 hours | Check for snow, dirt, shading, or insufficient generation |
| STATE 510 | Errors detected by LocalNet self-diagnostic system | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 511 | Errors detected by LocalNet Sensor Card self-diagnostic system | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 512 | Too many power stacks detected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 513 | Power stacks in boot mode | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 514 | Incomplete number of power stacks detected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 515 | Power stacks notified STATE 406 / 407 / 409 / 410 | Contact Mr Solar |
Fronius Galvo Common Errors
STATE Codes 1xx
These codes are usually momentary and caused by the grid being outside permitted operating limits.
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 102 | AC voltage too high | Check grid connections. If recurring, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 103 | AC voltage too low | Check grid connections. If recurring, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 105 | AC frequency too high | Check grid conditions. If recurring, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 106 | AC frequency too low | Check grid conditions. If recurring, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 107 | AC grid outside permissible limits | Check grid conditions. If recurring, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 108 | Stand-alone operation detected | Contact Mr Solar if recurring. |
STATE Codes 3xx
These are operational status codes that often clear automatically.
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 301 | Overcurrent (AC) | Usually self-correcting. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 302 | Safety circuit detects current peak on PV side | Usually self-correcting. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 303 | Power stage over temperature | Clear ventilation openings and heat sink. If recurring, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 304 | Internal temperature too high | Improve cooling and airflow. |
| STATE 306 | LOW PV OUTPUT | Normal in low sunlight. If seen in strong sunlight, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 307 | LOW PV VOLTAGE | Normal in low sunlight. If seen in strong sunlight, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 308 | Intermediate circuit overvoltage | Usually self-correcting. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 309 | DC input voltage too high | Contact Mr Solar if persistent. |
STATE Codes 4xx
These codes usually require service intervention.
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 401 | No communication with power stage set | If persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 406 | Power stage temperature sensor faulty | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 407 | Internal temperature sensor faulty | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 408 | DC feeding into grid detected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 412 | Fixed voltage mode selected incorrectly | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 415 | Safety cut-out triggered | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 416 | Communication problem between power stage and control system | If persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 425 | No communication with power stage set | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 445 | Invalid limit value settings | Update firmware, then contact Mr Solar if unresolved |
| STATE 452 | Communication error between processors | If persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 453 | Short-term grid voltage error | Monitor and contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 454 | Short-term grid frequency error | Monitor and contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 457 | Grid relay sticking | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 459 | Error recording insulation test signal | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 460 | DSP reference voltage out of tolerance | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 472 | Solar panel ground fuse faulty | Replace fuse; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 475 | Solar panel insulation fault | Contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 482 | Startup incomplete | Perform AC reset and complete startup |
STATE Codes 5xx
These are warning-level codes and often do not stop generation.
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 502 | Insulation error on solar panels | If recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 509 | No energy fed into grid in past 24 hours | Check operating conditions and other codes |
| STATE 516 | Firmware fault | Update firmware; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 517 | Derating caused by high temperature | Clean cooling paths and improve airflow |
| STATE 551 | Solar panel ground fuse faulty | Replace fuse; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 558 | Functional incompatibility between PC boards | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 560 | Derating caused by over-frequency | Usually automatic; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 567 | Grid Voltage Dependent Power Reduction active | Warning only; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 568 | Incorrect input signal on multifunction current interface | Check connected devices; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
STATE Codes 6xx
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 668 | Incorrect input signal on multifunction current interface | Check connected devices. If recurring, contact Mr Solar. |
STATE Codes 7xx
These codes relate to control systems, configuration, USB functions, firmware updates, and data recording.
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 705 | Conflict when setting inverter number | Correct inverter number in setup menu |
| STATE 721 | EEPROM reinitialised or faulty | Acknowledge code; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 731 | USB stick not supported | Replace or reformat USB stick |
| STATE 732 | Overcurrent on USB stick | Check or replace USB stick |
| STATE 733 | No USB stick connected | Insert or check USB stick |
| STATE 734 | Update file not recognised | Check filename and update file |
| STATE 735 | Update file incorrect or too old | Use correct firmware file |
| STATE 736 | Write/read error | Check or replace USB stick |
| STATE 738 | Log file cannot be saved | Free space, remove write protection, or replace USB stick |
| STATE 743 | Error during update process | Repeat update and check USB stick |
| STATE 745 | Update file corrupt | Re-download firmware |
| STATE 751 | Time lost | Reset time and date |
| STATE 752 | RTC communication error | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 757 | RTC hardware error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 758 | RTC emergency mode | Time may be inaccurate |
| STATE 766 | Emergency power derating activated | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
Fronius Primo Inverter Error Codes
STATE Codes 1xx
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 102 | AC voltage too high | Check grid connections; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 103 | AC voltage too low | Check grid connections; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 105 | AC frequency too high | Check grid conditions |
| STATE 106 | AC frequency too low | Check grid conditions |
| STATE 107 | AC grid outside permissible limits | Check grid conditions |
| STATE 108 | Stand-alone operation detected | Contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 112 | RCMU error | Contact Mr Solar if recurring |
STATE Codes 3xx
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 301 | Overcurrent (AC) | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 302 | Overcurrent (DC) | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 303 | Power stage over temperature | Improve airflow and clear cooling paths |
| STATE 304 | Internal temperature too high | Improve ventilation |
| STATE 306 | LOW PV OUTPUT | Normal in low light; if occurring in full sun, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 307 | LOW PV VOLTAGE | Normal in low light; if occurring in full sun, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 308 | Intermediate circuit overvoltage | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 309 | DC input voltage MPPT 1 too high | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 313 | DC input voltage MPPT 2 too high | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
STATE Codes 4xx
These usually require technical intervention. As a first step, shut the system down following the correct procedure, leave it off for a few minutes, then restart it.
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 401 | No communication with power stage set | If persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 406 | Power stage temperature sensor faulty | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 407 | Internal temperature sensor faulty | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 408 | DC feeding into grid detected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 412 | Fixed voltage mode set incorrectly | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 415 | Safety cut-out triggered | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 416 | No communication between power stage and control system | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 417 | Hardware ID problem | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 419 | Unique ID conflict | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 421 | HID range error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 425 | No communication with power stage set | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 426–428 | Possible hardware fault | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 431 | Software problem | Perform AC reset, update firmware, contact Mr Solar if unresolved |
| STATE 436 | Functional incompatibility | Update firmware; contact Mr Solar if unresolved |
| STATE 437 | Power stage set problem | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 438 | Functional incompatibility | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 443 | Intermediate circuit voltage too low or asymmetric | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 445 | Invalid limit value settings | Update firmware; contact Mr Solar if unresolved |
| STATE 447 | Insulation fault | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 448 | Neutral conductor not connected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 450 | Guard cannot be found | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 452 | Memory error detected / communication error between processors | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 453 | Short-term grid voltage error | Monitor and contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 454 | Short-term grid frequency error | Monitor and contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 456 | Anti-islanding function not implemented correctly | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 457 | Grid relay sticking | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 459 | Error recording insulation test signal | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 460 | DSP reference voltage out of tolerance | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 461 | DSP data memory fault | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 462 | DC feed monitoring routine error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 463 | Reversed AC polarity / AC connector inserted incorrectly | Check installation and contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 474 | RCMU sensor faulty | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 475 | Solar panel insulation fault | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 476 | Driver supply voltage too low | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 480 / 481 | Functional incompatibility | Update firmware, then contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 482 | Startup incomplete | Perform AC reset and complete startup |
| STATE 483 | Voltage UDC fixed on MPP2 out of limits | Check MPP settings |
| STATE 485 | CAN transmit buffer full | Perform AC reset; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
STATE Codes 5xx
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 502 | Insulation error on solar panels | Contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 509 | No energy fed into grid in past 24 hours | Check operating conditions and related codes |
| STATE 515 | No communication with filter | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 516 | No communication with storage unit | Check storage unit |
| STATE 517 | Derating caused by high temperature | Improve cooling and airflow |
| STATE 522 | DC1 input voltage too low | Check voltage and polarity on input 1 |
| STATE 523 | DC2 input voltage too low | Check voltage, polarity, and MPP settings on input 2 |
| STATE 558 | Functional incompatibility | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 560 | Derating caused by over-frequency | Usually automatic; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 566 | Arc detector switched off | No fault; confirm by pressing Enter |
| STATE 567 | Grid Voltage Dependent Power Reduction active | Warning only; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
STATE Codes 7xx
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 705 | Conflict when setting inverter number | Correct inverter number in setup menu |
| STATE 721 | EEPROM reinitialised or faulty | Acknowledge; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 731–745 | USB / firmware / update file related errors | Check USB stick, update file, and firmware |
| STATE 751 | Time lost | Reset time and date |
| STATE 752 | RTC communication error | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 757 | RTC hardware error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 758 | RTC emergency mode | Time may be inaccurate |
| STATE 766 | Emergency power derating activated | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
Fronius Symo Error Codes
STATE Codes 1xx
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 102 | AC voltage too high | Check grid connections; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 103 | AC voltage too low | Check grid connections; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 105 | AC frequency too high | Check grid conditions |
| STATE 106 | AC frequency too low | Check grid conditions |
| STATE 107 | AC grid outside permissible limits | Check grid conditions |
| STATE 108 | Stand-alone operation detected | Contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 112 | RCMU error | Contact Mr Solar if recurring |
STATE Codes 3xx
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 301 | Overcurrent (AC) | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 302 | Overcurrent (DC) | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 303 | DC module over temperature | Improve airflow and clean cooling paths |
| STATE 304 | AC module over temperature | Improve airflow and clean cooling paths |
| STATE 305 | No power being fed in despite closed relay | Usually temporary; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 306 | PV output too low | Normal in low sunlight; if seen in strong sun, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 307 | LOW PV VOLTAGE | Normal in low sunlight; if seen in strong sun, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 308 | Intermediate circuit voltage too high | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 309 | DC input voltage MPPT 1 too high | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 311 | Polarity of DC strings reversed | Check DC string polarity immediately |
| STATE 313 | DC input voltage MPPT 2 too high | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 314 | Current sensor calibration timeout | Usually self-correcting; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 315 | AC current sensor error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 316 | Interrupt Check fail | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 325 | Overtemperature in connection area | Improve ventilation |
| STATE 326 | Fan 1 error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 327 | Fan 2 error | Contact Mr Solar |
STATE Codes 4xx
These codes usually require technical support.
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 401 | No communication with power stage set | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 406 | AC module temperature sensor faulty (L1) | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 407 | AC module temperature sensor faulty (L2) | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 408 | DC component measured in grid too high | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 412 | Fixed voltage mode set incorrectly | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 415 | Safety cut-out triggered | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 416 | No communication between power stage and control system | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 417 | Hardware ID problem | Update firmware; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 419 | Unique ID conflict | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 420 | No communication with Hybrid Manager | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 421 | HID range error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 425 | No communication with power stage set | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 426–428 | Possible hardware fault | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 431 | Software problem | Perform AC reset, update firmware, contact Mr Solar if unresolved |
| STATE 436 | Functional incompatibility | Update firmware; contact Mr Solar if unresolved |
| STATE 437 | Power stage set problem | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 438 | Functional incompatibility | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 443 | Intermediate circuit voltage too low or asymmetric | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 445 | Compatibility or configuration error | Update firmware; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 447 | Insulation fault | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 448 | Neutral conductor not connected | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 450 | Guard cannot be found | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 451 | Memory error detected | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 452 | Communication error between processors | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 453 | Grid voltage and power stage set incompatible | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 454 | Grid frequency and power stage set incompatible | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 456 | Anti-islanding function no longer implemented correctly | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 457 | Grid relay sticking or neutral-ground voltage too high | Check grounding; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 458 | Error recording measuring signal | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 459 | Error recording signal for insulation test | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 460 | DSP reference voltage out of tolerance | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 461 | DSP data memory fault | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 462 | Error with DC feed monitoring | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 463 | Reversed AC polarity | Check installation |
| STATE 474 | RCMU sensor faulty | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 475 | Solar panel ground fault / insulation fault | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 476 | Driver supply voltage too low | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 480 / 481 | Functional incompatibility | Update firmware; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 482 | Setup interrupted after initial startup | Perform AC reset and complete setup |
| STATE 483 | Voltage UDC fixed on MPP2 out of limits | Check MPP settings |
| STATE 485 | CAN transmit buffer full | Perform AC reset; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
STATE Codes 5xx
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 502 | Insulation error on solar panels | Contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 509 | No energy fed into grid in past 24 hours | Check operating conditions and other active codes |
| STATE 515 | No communication with filter | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 516 | No communication with storage unit | Check storage system |
| STATE 517 | Power derating caused by high temperature | Improve cooling and airflow |
| STATE 518 | Internal DSP malfunction | Contact Mr Solar if recurring |
| STATE 519 | No communication with storage unit | Check storage system |
| STATE 520 | No energy fed into grid by MPPT1 in past 24 hours | Check MPPT1 performance |
| STATE 522 | DC low string 1 | Check PV voltage on string 1 |
| STATE 523 | DC low string 2 | Check PV voltage on string 2 |
| STATE 558 / 559 | Functional incompatibility | Update firmware; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 560 | Derating caused by over-frequency | Usually automatic; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 564 | Functional incompatibility | Update firmware; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 566 | Arc detector switched off | No fault; confirm by pressing Enter |
| STATE 567 | Grid Voltage Dependent Power Reduction active | Warning only; if recurring, contact Mr Solar |
STATE Codes 6xx
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 601 | CAN bus full | Update firmware; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 603 | AC module temperature sensor faulty (L3) | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 604 | DC module temperature sensor faulty | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 607 | RCMU error | Press Enter to reset. If recurring, inspect the full solar system |
| STATE 608 | Functional incompatibility | Update firmware; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
STATE Codes 7xx
These codes relate to processor status, USB functions, firmware updates, timekeeping, and storage communication.
| Code | Description | Remedy |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 701–716 | Internal processor status information | If persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 721 | EEPROM reinitialised | Acknowledge; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 722–730 | Processor status information | If persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 731 | USB flash drive not supported | Replace or reformat USB flash drive |
| STATE 732 | Overcurrent on USB stick | Check USB device |
| STATE 733 | No USB flash drive connected | Insert or check USB flash drive |
| STATE 734 | Update file not recognised | Check update file name and format |
| STATE 735 | Update file incorrect or too old | Check correct firmware version |
| STATE 736 | Write or read error | Check or replace USB flash drive |
| STATE 737 | File could not be opened | Reinsert or replace USB flash drive |
| STATE 738 | Log file cannot be saved | Free space or remove write protection |
| STATE 740 | File system error on USB flash drive | Reformat to FAT12, FAT16, or FAT32 |
| STATE 741 | Error during logging | Reinsert or replace USB flash drive |
| STATE 743 | Error during update process | Repeat update process |
| STATE 745 | Update file corrupt | Re-download update file |
| STATE 746 | Error during update process | Wait 2 minutes, then restart update |
| STATE 751 | Time lost | Reset inverter time and date |
| STATE 752 | RTC communication error | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 753 | RTC emergency mode | Time may be inaccurate |
| STATE 754–755 | Processor status information | If persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 757 | RTC hardware error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 758 | RTC emergency mode | Reset time and date |
| STATE 760 | Internal hardware error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 761–765 | Internal processor status information | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 766 | Emergency power derating activated | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 767 | Internal processor status information | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
| STATE 768 | Different power limitation in hardware modules | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 772 | Storage unit not available | Check storage system |
| STATE 773 | Invalid country setup | Check configuration |
| STATE 775 | PMC power stage set not available | Press Enter to acknowledge; if persistent, contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 776 | Invalid device type | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 781–794 | Internal processor status information | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
Common Fronius Faults That Often Do Not Indicate a Serious Problem
Some Fronius codes are common and may be temporary:
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STATE 102 / 103 / 105 / 106 / 107 – Grid voltage or frequency outside limits
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STATE 306 / 307 – Low PV output or low PV voltage, often early morning or late evening
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STATE 517 – Temperature-related power derating
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STATE 567 – Grid Voltage Dependent Power Reduction active
These often clear automatically once grid conditions, sunlight levels, or inverter temperature return to normal.
When to Contact Mr Solar
You should contact Mr Solar if:
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the same fault code keeps returning
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your inverter is no longer generating electricity
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you see an insulation fault, grid relay fault, or RCMU error
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your inverter repeatedly shuts down
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you have a 4xx, 6xx, or persistent 7xx STATE code
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you are unsure how to safely reset or inspect the system
Fronius Inverter Repairs and Support
Mr Solar can help with:
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Fronius inverter fault diagnosis
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solar inverter repairs
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inverter replacements and upgrades
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solar PV maintenance
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Fronius Inverter Error Codes and Troubleshooting Guide
If your Fronius inverter is showing a warning or fault code, this guide will help you understand what it means and what action to take.
Fronius inverters are widely used across domestic and commercial solar PV systems because they are efficient, dependable, and easy to monitor. Even so, like any solar inverter, they can occasionally display STATE codes that indicate a temporary warning, a grid-related issue, or a fault requiring technical attention.
At Mr Solar, we help homeowners and businesses diagnose and resolve Fronius inverter issues quickly and safely. Below, you’ll find the most common Fronius inverter error codes for the IG, Galvo, Primo and Symo ranges, along with likely causes and recommended next steps.
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Fronius inverter error codes overview
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Fronius IG error codes
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Fronius Galvo common errors
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Fronius Primo error codes
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Fronius Symo error codes
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Common Fronius faults that are often harmless
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When to contact Mr Solar
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Frequently asked questions
Understanding Fronius Inverter Error Codes
Fronius inverters use STATE codes to indicate different operating conditions. Some are temporary and clear on their own, while others point to a hardware issue, grid problem, insulation fault, or communication error.
In general:
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1xx codes usually relate to grid voltage or frequency problems
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3xx codes are often temporary operating conditions
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4xx codes usually indicate a fault that may require service support
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5xx codes are typically warnings that do not always stop generation
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6xx and 7xx codes can relate to communication, control systems, firmware, or hardware compatibility issues
Fronius IG Inverter Error Codes
Fronius IG STATE Codes 1xx
These codes are usually temporary and are caused by the electrical grid being outside the inverter’s permitted operating range.
| Code | Description | Common Cause | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| STATE 101 | Grid voltage beyond permitted limits | Mains voltage error, incorrect settings, internal fault | Check grid voltage and circuit breakers. If the issue continues, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 104 | Mains frequency beyond permitted limits | Frequency error, incorrect settings, internal fault | Check mains frequency and breakers. If persistent, contact Mr Solar. |
| STATE 107 | Synchronisation with public mains supply not possible | Mains not connected, incorrect settings, internal fault | Check mains connection and circuit breakers. |
| STATE 108 | Islanding detected | Grid disturbance or islanding event | Usually clears automatically. If repeated, contact Mr Solar. |
Fronius IG STATE Codes 2xx
These codes are messages from the integrated grid monitoring device and relate to public mains parameters.
| Code | Description | Recommended Action |
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| STATE 101 | Grid voltage beyond permitted limits | Check grid voltage and circuit breakers |
| STATE 104 | Mains frequency beyond permitted limits | Check mains frequency and circuit breakers |
| STATE 107 | Synchronisation with public mains supply not possible | Check mains power supply |
| STATE 108 | Islanding detected | Monitor system and contact Mr Solar if persistent |
Fronius IG STATE Codes 3xx
These can occur during grid feed-in operation and do not normally indicate permanent damage.
| Code | Description | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 301 | Current peak detected on mains supply | Usually self-correcting |
| STATE 302 | Current peak detected on PV generator side | Usually self-correcting |
| STATE 303 | Heat sink temperature on DC-AC board too high | Clear ventilation slots and improve airflow |
| STATE 304 | Heat sink temperature on DC-DC board too high | Check cooling and airflow |
| STATE 305 | Feed-in process not possible despite acceptable mains parameters | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 306 | POWER LOW | Check panels and output levels |
| STATE 307 | DC LOW | Check DC input voltage and panel performance |
| STATE 308 | Intermediate circuit voltage too high | Check for mains disturbances |
Fronius IG STATE Codes 4xx
These codes usually require technical support.
Common examples include:
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STATE 401 – Communication error between control and DC-DC board
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STATE 404 – Fault between control unit and ENS
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STATE 406 / 407 – Temperature sensor fault
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STATE 409 / 410 – DC-AC board supply or setup issue
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STATE 434 – Ground fault detected
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STATE 441 – Power rack fan faulty
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STATE 443 – DC-DC energy transfer failure
If your Fronius IG inverter is displaying a 4xx code continuously, contact Mr Solar.
Fronius IG STATE Codes 5xx
These are generally warning messages and may not stop generation.
Common examples include:
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STATE 501 – Heat sink temperature too high
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STATE 502 – Isolation fault between DC and earth
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STATE 504 – LocalNet address scanning error
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STATE 509 – No feed-in operation for 24 hours
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STATE 510–515 – LocalNet, sensor card, or power stack related warnings
Fronius Galvo Error Codes
Fronius Galvo STATE Codes 1xx
These codes usually appear momentarily and are linked to grid conditions.
| Code | Description | Recommended Action |
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| STATE 102 | AC voltage too high | Check grid connections |
| STATE 103 | AC voltage too low | Check grid connections |
| STATE 105 | AC frequency too high | Monitor mains supply |
| STATE 106 | AC frequency too low | Monitor mains supply |
| STATE 107 | AC grid outside permissible limits | Check supply conditions |
| STATE 108 | Stand-alone operation detected | Contact Mr Solar if repeated |
Fronius Galvo STATE Codes 3xx
These are typically temporary operational warnings.
| Code | Description | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 301 | Overcurrent (AC) | Usually self-correcting |
| STATE 302 | Current peak on PV generator side | Usually self-correcting |
| STATE 303 | Power stage over temperature | Clear cooling air paths |
| STATE 304 | Internal temperature too high | Improve ventilation |
| STATE 306 | LOW PV OUTPUT | Normal in low light, investigate if in full sun |
| STATE 307 | LOW PV VOLTAGE | Normal in low light, investigate if in full sun |
| STATE 308 | Intermediate circuit overvoltage | Usually self-correcting |
| STATE 309 | DC input voltage too high | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
Fronius Galvo STATE Codes 4xx to 7xx
These can indicate communication problems, firmware issues, sensor faults, insulation faults, USB update errors, or internal hardware problems.
Important examples include:
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STATE 401 – No communication with power stage
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STATE 445 – Invalid limit value settings
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STATE 457 – Grid relay sticking
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STATE 472 / 475 – Solar panel ground or insulation fault
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STATE 482 – Startup incomplete
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STATE 516 – Firmware fault
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STATE 567 – Grid Voltage Dependent Power Reduction active
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STATE 705 / 721 / 731–745 / 751–758 – Setup, USB, firmware, or clock-related errors
Fronius Primo Error Codes
Fronius Primo STATE Codes 1xx
These usually relate to grid conditions.
| Code | Description | Recommended Action |
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| STATE 102 | AC voltage too high | Check grid connections |
| STATE 103 | AC voltage too low | Check grid connections |
| STATE 105 | AC frequency too high | Monitor supply |
| STATE 106 | AC frequency too low | Monitor supply |
| STATE 107 | AC grid outside permissible limits | Check mains conditions |
| STATE 108 | Stand-alone operation detected | Contact Mr Solar if repeated |
| STATE 112 | RCMU error | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
Fronius Primo STATE Codes 3xx
These are often temporary and do not always indicate a serious fault.
| Code | Description | Recommended Action |
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| STATE 301 | Overcurrent (AC) | Usually clears automatically |
| STATE 302 | Overcurrent (DC) | Usually clears automatically |
| STATE 303 | Power stage over temperature | Improve airflow and ventilation |
| STATE 304 | Internal temperature too high | Improve cooling |
| STATE 306 | LOW PV OUTPUT | Often normal in early morning or evening |
| STATE 307 | LOW PV VOLTAGE | Often normal in low sunlight |
| STATE 308 | Intermediate circuit overvoltage | Usually temporary |
| STATE 309 | DC input voltage MPPT 1 too high | Investigate string voltage |
| STATE 313 | DC input voltage MPPT 2 too high | Investigate string voltage |
Fronius Primo STATE Codes 4xx to 7xx
These codes can indicate hardware, communication, firmware, insulation, polarity, or startup issues.
Important examples include:
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STATE 401 – No communication with power stage
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STATE 417 / 419 / 421 – Hardware ID or unique ID issue
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STATE 431 – Software problem
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STATE 443 – Intermediate circuit voltage too low or asymmetric
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STATE 447 / 475 – Insulation fault
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STATE 463 – Reversed AC polarity
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STATE 482 – Startup incomplete
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STATE 517 – Derating caused by high temperature
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STATE 522 / 523 – DC input voltage too low
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STATE 566 – Arc detector switched off
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STATE 567 – Grid Voltage Dependent Power Reduction active
Fronius Symo Error Codes
Fronius Symo STATE Codes 1xx
These codes are commonly caused by temporary grid conditions.
| Code | Description | Recommended Action |
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| STATE 102 | AC voltage too high | Check grid connections |
| STATE 103 | AC voltage too low | Check grid connections |
| STATE 105 | AC frequency too high | Monitor supply |
| STATE 106 | AC frequency too low | Monitor supply |
| STATE 107 | AC grid outside permissible limits | Check mains conditions |
| STATE 108 | Stand-alone operation detected | Contact Mr Solar if repeated |
| STATE 112 | RCMU error | Contact Mr Solar if persistent |
Fronius Symo STATE Codes 3xx
These are often temporary operating messages.
| Code | Description | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| STATE 301 | Overcurrent (AC) | Usually clears automatically |
| STATE 302 | Overcurrent (DC) | Usually clears automatically |
| STATE 303 | DC module over temperature | Improve ventilation |
| STATE 304 | AC module over temperature | Improve ventilation |
| STATE 305 | No power being fed in despite closed relay | Monitor and investigate if repeated |
| STATE 306 | PV output too low | Often normal in low sunlight |
| STATE 307 | LOW PV VOLTAGE | Often normal in low sunlight |
| STATE 308 | Intermediate circuit voltage too high | Usually temporary |
| STATE 309 | DC input voltage MPPT 1 too high | Investigate string voltage |
| STATE 311 | Polarity of DC strings reversed | Check DC wiring urgently |
| STATE 313 | DC input voltage MPPT 2 too high | Investigate string voltage |
| STATE 325 | Overtemperature in connection area | Improve cooling |
| STATE 326 | Fan 1 error | Contact Mr Solar |
| STATE 327 | Fan 2 error | Contact Mr Solar |
Fronius Symo STATE Codes 4xx to 7xx
These can relate to sensor faults, communication problems, incompatibility, firmware issues, grounding issues, and control system errors.
Important examples include:
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STATE 401 – No communication with power stage
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STATE 420 – No communication with Hybrid Manager
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STATE 431 – Software problem
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STATE 445 – Compatibility or configuration error
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STATE 457 – Grid relay sticking or neutral-ground voltage too high
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STATE 475 – Solar panel ground or insulation fault
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STATE 601 / 603 / 604 / 607 / 608 – Service-level error codes
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STATE 731–746 – USB or firmware update errors
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STATE 751–760 – Real-time clock or internal hardware errors
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STATE 772 / 773 / 775 / 776 – Storage, country setup, or device type issues
Common Fronius Inverter Faults That Are Often Not Serious
Some Fronius inverter messages are common and may clear automatically without repair.
These include:
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STATE 102 / 103 / 105 / 106 / 107 – Grid voltage or frequency outside limits
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STATE 306 / 307 – Low PV output or voltage in low sunlight
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STATE 517 – Temperature-related derating
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STATE 560 – Over-frequency derating
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STATE 567 – Grid Voltage Dependent Power Reduction active
These are often linked to weather conditions, time of day, grid supply fluctuations, or temporary temperature rise.
When to Contact Mr Solar
You should get in touch with Mr Solar if:
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the same Fronius error code keeps returning
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your inverter has stopped generating electricity
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your inverter is showing a 4xx, 6xx, or persistent 7xx code
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you see an insulation fault, relay fault, grounding fault, or RCMU warning
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your inverter repeatedly shuts down or restarts
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you are unsure how to safely reset the system
Fronius Inverter Repairs, Diagnostics and Support
At Mr Solar, we provide expert support for Fronius inverter faults and solar PV performance issues.
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Fronius inverter fault diagnosis
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solar inverter repairs
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performance testing
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system inspections for homeowners and businesses
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Fronius STATE code mean?
A Fronius STATE code is a diagnostic message shown by the inverter to identify a warning, operating condition, or fault. Some codes are temporary, while others require inspection or repair.
Which Fronius error codes are most common?
Common Fronius codes include 102, 103, 107, 306, 307, 517, and 567. These are often linked to grid conditions, low sunlight, or inverter temperature.
Is Fronius STATE 306 a fault?
Not always. STATE 306 usually means low PV output and is common during early morning, late evening, or very poor weather. If it appears during strong sunlight, it may need investigation.
Is Fronius STATE 567 serious?
STATE 567 usually means the inverter is reducing output because grid voltage is high. It is often a warning rather than a fault, but if it happens regularly, your system may need checking.
What should I do if my Fronius inverter stops generating?
Check whether the inverter is showing a STATE code, inspect for obvious issues such as tripped breakers, and review whether the problem may be due to low sunlight or grid conditions. If generation does not return, contact Mr Solar.
Can I reset a Fronius inverter myself?
In some cases, an AC reset may help clear a temporary fault. However, if the inverter continues showing errors, or if you suspect a wiring, insulation, or hardware issue, you should contact a qualified solar engineer.
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