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Pecron E3800LFP error codes

24 codes from the official Pecron manual (E3800 LFP), each with the manual page. For 7 of them the manual says to contact an authorized service dealer.

Applies to: Pecron E3800LFP.

CodeWhat it meansWhat to doServiceManual
1
Battery Pack Low Temperature
Battery temperature is too low.Wait until the temperature rises above 0°C. It recovers automatically when the temperature increases. owner p. 25
10
Charging Board Output Overcurrent
DC output current is too high.Stop DC output. Check the specifications and ratings of the connected equipment. owner p. 25
11
Charging Board Output Short Circuit
A short circuit is detected on the DC output.Stop DC output. Check the specifications and ratings of the connected equipment. owner p. 25
12
Charging Board Input Undervoltage
DC input voltage is too low for charging.Increase the input voltage to the specified range and retry. owner p. 25
13
Charging Board Overtemperature
The charging board is overheating during DC charging.Temporarily suspend DC charging. Check whether the charging equipment or cables are abnormal. owner p. 25
2
Battery Pack High Temperature
Battery temperature is too high.Wait until the temperature drops below 50°C. It recovers automatically when the temperature decreases. owner p. 25
3
Battery Pack Overvoltage
Battery pack voltage is above its normal range.Temporarily suspend charging or discharging. Check the load or charging equipment, and retry if no abnormalities are found. owner p. 25
4
Battery Pack Undervoltage
Battery pack voltage is below its normal range.Temporarily suspend charging or discharging. Check the load or charging equipment, and retry if no abnormalities are found. owner p. 25
5
Battery Pack Short Circuit
A short circuit is detected at the battery pack's cascade or equipment connection port.Check whether the cascade connection port (equipment connection port) is short-circuited. owner p. 25
6
Battery Pack Charging Overcurrent
Charging current into the battery pack is too high.Suspend charging. If caused by overload or temperature rise, reduce the load and retry. owner p. 25
7
Battery Pack Discharging Overcurrent
Discharge current from the battery pack is too high.Suspend discharging. If caused by overload or temperature rise, reduce the load and retry. owner p. 25
8
Charging Board Input Overcurrent
DC charging input current is too high.Stop DC charging. Check the specifications and ratings of the connected equipment. owner p. 25
9
Charging Board Input Overvoltage
DC charging input voltage is too high.Stop DC charging. Check the specifications and ratings of the connected equipment. owner p. 25
14
DC Output Overvoltage
DC output voltage is too high.Stop output. Confirm the connected load is appropriate. If the shutdown persists, contact PECRON. dealer p. 26
15
DC Output Overcurrent
DC output current is too high.Stop output. Confirm the connected load is appropriate. If the shutdown persists, contact PECRON. dealer p. 26
16
DC Output Overtemperature
The DC output is overheating.Stop output. Confirm the connected load is appropriate. If the shutdown persists, contact PECRON. dealer p. 26
17
Mains Voltage Abnormality
Possibly an inverter failure or abnormal AC charging voltage.Stop using the unit and contact PECRON. dealer p. 26
18
Mains Frequency Abnormality
Output frequency is abnormal, possibly due to an inverter failure.Stop using the unit and contact PECRON. dealer p. 26
19
Mains Input Overload
AC input load is too high during charging.Stop charging. Retry charging after the abnormality is resolved. owner p. 26
20
Inverter Output Overload
The connected AC load exceeds the inverter's rating, and output has stopped.Output has stopped. This load cannot be used. Confirm the load rating. owner p. 26
21
Inverter Output Short Circuit
A short circuit is detected at the AC output socket.Check whether the output socket is short-circuited. If abnormalities are found, stop using the unit. owner p. 26
22
Inverter Overtemperature
The inverter is overheating and output has stopped.Output has stopped. Place the device in a cool, dry location and allow sufficient heat dissipation. owner p. 26
23
Fan Failure
An abnormality is detected in the cooling fan.Stop using the unit, then replace the fan or contact PECRON. dealer p. 26
24
DC Output Short Circuit
A short circuit is detected on the DC output side.Check whether the external DC output wiring is short-circuited. If the error reappears immediately after turning the output on, there may be an internal fault; contact PECRON. dealer p. 26

Source: official Pecron manual, read 2026-11-01. "Owner" means the manual lists steps you can take; "dealer" means it directs you to authorized service. Fuel, gas and electrical work on generators is for qualified technicians; follow the manual's safety section.

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