Also applies to:SUN-120K-G01P3-EU-BM8SUN-125K-G01P3-EU-BM8SUN-130K-G01P3-EU-BM8SUN-135K-G01P3-EU-BM8SUN-136K-G01P3-EU-BM8
What it means
DC over current fault of the hardware — Hardware-level DC over-current protection tripped.
Cause: The DC input current exceeded the hardware protection limit: solar panel output current above the allowed range, a DC current sensor or detection-circuit fault, or firmware that does not match the hardware.
How to fix it
- 1Check whether the solar panel output current is within the allowed range
- 2Check the DC current sensor and its detection circuit
- 3Check that the inverter firmware version is suitable for the hardware
- 4Restart the inverter; if the error still exists, contact your installer or Deye service.
Source: 041_BManual_SUN-120_125_130_135_136K-G01P3-EU-BM8_20251021_en_a2166559.pdf, p.61
Also applies to:SUN-7K-G02P1-EU-AM2SUN-7.5K-G02P1-EU-AM2SUN-8K-G02P1-EU-AM2SUN-9K-G02P1-EU-AM2SUN-10K-G02P1-EU-AM2SUN-10.5K-G02P1-EU-AM2
What it means
DC over current fault of the hardware — Hardware-level DC over-current protection tripped. Marked 'Not available' in the manual for these models.
Cause: Hardware-level DC input over-current protection; this code is not used on these single-phase models.
How to fix it
- 1Marked 'Not available' in the manual - this code is not used on these models.
- 2If it is displayed nonetheless, restart the inverter and contact your installer or Deye service.
Source: 065_BManual_SUN-7_7.5_8K-G02P1-EU-AM2_20260625_en_4466f08b.pdf, p.51 · 032_BManual_SUN-9_10_10.5K-G02P1-EU-AM2_20260625_en_df0f2106.pdf, p.51
Also applies to:SUN-60K-G03SUN-70K-G03SUN-75K-G03SUN-80K-G03SUN-90K-G03SUN-100K-G03SUN-110K-G03SUN-60K-G01P3-EU-AM8-LV+7
What it means
DC over current fault of the hardware — Hardware-level DC over-current protection tripped.
Cause: The DC input current exceeded the hardware protection limit: solar panel output current above the allowed range, a DC current sensor or detection-circuit fault, or firmware that does not match the hardware.
How to fix it
- 1Check whether the solar panel output current is within the allowed range
- 2Check the DC current sensor and its detection circuit
- 3Check that the inverter firmware version is suitable for the hardware
- 4Restart the inverter; if the error still exists, contact your installer.
Source: 033_BManual_SUN-70_75_80_90_100_110K-G03_20260702_en_a9db1e1b.pdf, p.60 · 042_BManual_SUN-120_125_130_135_136K-G01P3-EU-AM8_20260702_en_05f936e3.pdf, p.60 · 060_BManual_SUN-60_70_75K-G01P3-EU-AM8-LV_20260701_en_f559aeec.pdf, p.60 · +1 more official manuals
Also applies to:SUN-6K-G06-LV-P1SUN-8K-G06-LV-P1SUN-6K-G06P3-EU-BM2-LV-P1SUN-8K-G06P3-EU-BM2-LV-P1SUN-10K-G05-LVSUN-12K-G05-LVSUN-15K-G05-LVSUN-15K-G06P3-EU-BM2-P1+48
What it means
DC over current fault of the hardware — The DC-side hardware over-current protection tripped.
Cause: Solar-panel output current outside the allowed range, a faulty DC current sensor or its detection circuit, or a firmware version not suitable for the hardware.
How to fix it
- 1Check that the solar panel output current is within the allowed range; check the DC current sensor and its detection circuit; check that the inverter firmware version suits the hardware.
- 2Restart the inverter; if the error still exists, contact your installer or Deye service.
Source: 063_BManual_SUN-6K-G06-LV-P1_20250923_en_30a96699.pdf, p.57 · 036_BManual_SUN-3_4_5_6_7_8_9_10_12_15K-G06P3-EU-BM2_20250506_en_0eb78440.pdf, p.57
Also applies to:SUN-1K-G04P1-EU-AM1SUN-1.5K-G04P1-EU-AM1SUN-2K-G04P1-EU-AM1SUN-2.2K-G04P1-EU-AM1SUN-2.5K-G04P1-EU-AM1SUN-2.7K-G04P1-EU-AM1SUN-3K-G04P1-EU-AM1SUN-3.3K-G04P1-EU-AM1+15
What it means
DC over current fault of the hardware — The DC-side hardware over-current protection (marked 'Not available' on these single-phase models).
Cause: Hardware DC over-current protection; this code is not used on these single-phase models.
How to fix it
Marked 'Not available' on these single-phase models - the code is not used.
Source: 031_BManual_SUN-1_1.5_2_2.2_2.5_2.7_3_3.3_3.6_4K-G04P1-EU-AM1_20260624_en_15adc00c.pdf, p.53
Also applies to:SUN-3.6K-SG05LP1-EU-SM2-PSUN-5K-SG05LP1-EU-SM2-PSUN-6K-SG05LP1-EU-SM2-PSUN-7K-SG05LP1-EU-SM2-PSUN-7.6K-SG05LP1-EU-SM2-PSUN-8K-SG05LP1-EU-SM2-PSUN-10K-SG05LP1-EU-SM2-PSUN-7.6K-SG01LP1-EU+21
What it means
DC over current fault of the hardware — DC side over current fault detected by the hardware.
Cause: A PV module or battery connection problem, or, in off-grid mode, the inverter starting up with a large load power.
How to fix it
- 1Check the PV module and battery connections.
- 2In off-grid mode, reduce the connected load power if the inverter starts up with big power of load.
- 3Turn off the DC switch and AC switch, wait one minute, then turn the DC/AC switches on again.
- 4Seek help from Deye if the inverter cannot go back to the normal state.
Source: 039_BManual_SUN-3.6_5_6_7_7.6_8_10K-SG05LP1-EU-SM2-P_20260428_en_70c401a6.pdf, p.49 · 043_BManual_SUN-12_14_16K-SG01LP1-EU_20260519_en_703e15ac.pdf, p.45 · 052_BManual_SUN-_3.6-6_K-OG01LP1-EU-AM2_20260406_en_dc31b173.pdf, p.45 · +4 more official manuals
Also applies to:SUN-5K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2SUN-6K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2SUN-8K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2SUN-10K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2SUN-12K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2SUN-15K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2SUN-20K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2SUN-25K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2+9
What it means
DC Transient Overcurrent (Hardware) — Tz_Dc_OverCurr_Fault - DC side overcurrent fault detected by hardware.
Cause: The DC-side current exceeded the hardware protection limit; a PV module or battery connection problem, or starting the inverter under a high power load in off-grid mode, can trigger it.
How to fix it
- 1Check the PV module connection and battery connection
- 2In off-grid mode, starting the inverter under a high power load may report F20 - reduce the connected load power
- 3If it remains the same, turn off the DC and AC switches for one minute, then turn on the DC and AC switches.
Source: 037_BManual_SUN-5_6_8_10_12_15_20_25K-SG01HP3-EU-AM2_20260224_en_9ef2717c.pdf, p.50 · 050_BManual_SUN-29.9_30_35_40_50K-SG01HP3-EU-BM3_4_20260224_en_544e1b2f.pdf, p.51 · 062_BManual__SUN-60_70_75_80K-SG02HP3-EU-EM6_20260224_en_38cbc9f6.pdf, p.51
Also applies to:SUN-5K-SG02LP2-US-AM2SUN-6K-SG02LP2-US-AM2SUN-7.6K-SG02LP2-US-AM2SUN-8K-SG02LP2-US-AM2SUN-10K-SG02LP2-US-AM3SUN-12K-SG02LP2-US-AM3SUN-5K-SG04LP3-EUSUN-6K-SG04LP3-EU+15
What it means
DC Overcurrent (Hardware) — DC over current fault of the hardware - DC side overcurrent fault.
Cause: The DC-side current exceeded the hardware protection limit; a PV module or battery connection problem, or starting the inverter under a high power load in off-grid mode, can trigger it.
How to fix it
- 1Check the PV module connection and battery connection
- 2In off-grid mode, starting the inverter with a high power load may report F20 - reduce the connected load power
- 3Turn off the DC switch and AC switch, wait one minute, then turn on the DC/AC switches again
- 4Seek help from us if it cannot go back to the normal state.
Source: 059_BManual_SUN-5_6_7.6_8_10_12K-SG02LP2-US-AM2_AM3_20260406_en_fb6a30c7.pdf, p.54 · 038_BManual_SUN-5_6_8_10_12K-SG04LP3-EU_20260319_en_081932c1.pdf, p.46 · 040_BManual_SUN-3_4_5_6_8_10_12K-SG05LP3-EU-SM2_20260319_en_b0183b7d.pdf, p.46 · +1 more official manuals
Energy storage systemFault Also applies to:AI-W5.1-5P3-EU-B-ESSAI-W5.1-6P3-EU-B-ESSAI-W5.1-8P3-EU-B-ESSAI-W5.1-10P3-EU-B-ESSAI-W5.1-12P3-EU-B-ESS
What it means
DC over current fault of the hardware — DC side over-current fault (hardware detection).
Cause: DC-side current exceeded the hardware limit - a PV module or battery connection problem, or an off-grid start-up with a large load.
How to fix it
- 1Check the PV module and battery connections; in off-grid mode reduce the connected load.
- 2Turn off the DC and AC switches, wait one minute, then turn them back on; seek help from Deye if it does not recover.
Source: 002_Download_4e90fe7a.pdf, p.46
Energy storage systemFault Also applies to:GB-SL5K-EUGB-SL6K-EUGB-SL8K-EUGB-SL10K-EUGB-SL12K-EUGB-SL15K-EUGB-SL20K-EUGB-SL Pro 5K-EU+6
What it means
Tz_Dc_OverCurr_Fault — DC side over-current fault (hardware detection).
Cause: DC-side current exceeded the hardware limit - a PV module or battery connection problem, or an off-grid start-up with a large load.
How to fix it
- 1Check the PV module and battery connections; in off-grid mode reduce the connected load.
- 2If it remains, switch the DC and AC switches off for one minute and back on; seek help from Deye if it does not recover.
Source: 081_deye_gb_sl_pro_user_manual_46fa941a.pdf, p.49 · 010_Download_cc05df18.pdf, p.44
Also applies to:GB-A
What it means
ALARM_ID_DSG_RELAY_ADHESION — Discharge relay adhesion (the manual's description column here reads 'the total voltage is too low'; the alarm ID identifies stuck discharge-relay contacts).
Cause: The BMS self-test found the discharge relay contacts stuck (welded) closed, so the discharge path can no longer be opened.
How to fix it
- 1Switch the battery off and take it out of service; the relay must be serviced.
- 2Contact Deye support.
Source: 008_deye_ess_user_manual_gb_a_jpnen_v02_20250829_3fea617e.pdf, p.13