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**redwire** · 04-08-2021, 11:40 AM

I would check the programming and see if it did not get scrambled or corrupted. Check that the correct battery type is programmed - lead-acid, lithium, LiPO4, and 12/24V.

If the programming is good, then look for a bad connection in your wiring, or inside there could be a cracked/bad solder joint. If you are too rough screwing in the terminal blocks, you can break the connection on the PCB.

I could not find a good manual for the charger controller. It seems to shut off if it is overheating, over or under-current. Than might be causing it to stop.

Or you just have too small a solar panel, cloudy days and the battery is going low.

04-08-2021, 11:40 AM	#2
redwire Badcaps Veteran Join Date: Dec 2010 City & State: Alberta My Country: Canada Posts: 2,542	Re: Solar Controller MPPT 100A I would check the programming and see if it did not get scrambled or corrupted. Check that the correct battery type is programmed - lead-acid, lithium, LiPO4, and 12/24V. If the programming is good, then look for a bad connection in your wiring, or inside there could be a cracked/bad solder joint. If you are too rough screwing in the terminal blocks, you can break the connection on the PCB. I could not find a good manual for the charger controller. It seems to shut off if it is overheating, over or under-current. Than might be causing it to stop. Or you just have too small a solar panel, cloudy days and the battery is going low.