Help for homeowners when their solar stops working
Solar problems can be frustrating, especially when you only notice them after an unexpectedly high electricity bill. You don't need to know whether the problem is with the panels, inverter, monitoring or wiring before contacting us.
Tell us your suburb, the inverter brand if you know it, and what you have noticed. We can discuss the likely assessment required, explain the scope and confirm the visit price before any work begins.
Some faults can be repaired, while others may require replacement parts or an inverter replacement. We explain the findings and available options before proceeding with additional work.
Common solar problems we can investigate
- Inverter showing a red light, warning or error code
- Solar monitoring showing zero or unusually low generation
- System intermittently shutting down or tripping
- Damaged or weather-affected visible components
- Reduced output compared with normal conditions
- Battery and solar system not communicating as expected
What can you check safely first?
Check your solar monitoring app or inverter display for any visible fault codes and note when the issue started. Do not remove covers, open electrical equipment, touch damaged cables or attempt electrical repairs. If there is smoke, burning, sparking or immediate danger, keep clear and contact emergency services or a licensed electrician promptly.