Vector Pocket Power Inverter Repair
- 1). Replace the fuse if the green LED light is off and the inverter is overloaded. Using a counterclockwise motion, unscrew the flange or connector on the Pocket Power Inverter. Remove the contact at the end as well as the flange and the fuse.
- 2). Check the fuse to see if it is blown or still good. Install a fuse of the same amperage to replace a blown fuse. Put back the flange, end contact and fuse with care. When tightening the flange using a clockwise motion, do not make it too tight.
- 3). Charge the battery or check the DC power connection if the rating for the battery voltage is less than 10 volts.
- 4). Replace the DC connector fuse when the main fuse has blown out. Reduce the load to a maximum of 95 watts in order to ensure regulation of your unit if the inverter is experiencing an overload.
- 5). Let the inverter cool off if the inverter is in thermal shutdown phase. Make sure you have sufficient air flow around your unit and that the load is 95 watts or less so your unit can operate continuously. Decrease your unit's load if the equipment connected to your inverter uses an excessive amount of electricity.
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