Implausible sensor temperature value

The inverter raises a TempSensorErr alarm when its internal temperature reading looks abnormal. One manual names a sensor reading stuck at -25C as a possible cause of the alarm. The usual causes are a temperature sensor socket connector with poor contact or a damaged sensor, which is a temperature sensor fault. To check it, read the temperature on the inverter display, then turn the disconnects off and back on to reboot. If the alarm stays, contact the manufacturer's service team. On some inverters, a temperature sensor failure stops AC production, and the manufacturer recommends a site visit. If a weather station's temperature sensor is not connected correctly, the display shows no measured values for it. A wrong battery temperature reading can make the battery inverter charge at the wrong voltage, and too high a charging voltage can damage the battery. During IV curve tracing, a gap between the real cell temperature and the measured one distorts the curve, so first check that the sensor is still attached to the module.

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• sentence 4: support check: partial - Display check, disconnect off/on reboot, and contacting service if not cleared appear across passages, but service contact is Solectria-specific and the combined sequence is a synthesis.
• sentence 6: support check: partial - Passage says no measured values shown when the connected temperature sensor isn't correctly connected, but doesn't specify it's a weather station sensor. -->