This symptom appears on SMA Sunny Island battery inverters running as a multicluster system: the device reports that it cannot measure the output voltage of the main cluster. Code F758 is a level 2 event for the main cluster as a whole. Codes W759, W760 and W761 are level 1 warnings for slave 1, slave 2 and slave 3 of the main cluster. Another SMA manual names W759 as McNoVtgSv1 and says the main cluster voltage cannot be measured on line conductor L2, which slave 1 handles. The code number tells you which unit and line conductor to look at: a slave code points to one slave and its phase, while F758 covers the whole main cluster. The same event table also lists other multicluster faults on slaves: interrupted internal CAN communication, missing sync pulse, DSP reset and grid monitoring failure. Note any of these that appear alongside, but the source does not link them to this symptom.
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- sentence 1: support check: partial - F758 says no output voltage measured from main cluster, but 'Sunny Island' brand and 'battery inverters' identification are not in the passages (only multicluster context implied).
- sentence 3: support check: partial - Levels 1 and slave assignments are stated, but the passages never call them 'warnings' (though W prefix is only implied).
- sentence 4: support check: partial - Name McNoVtgSv1 and L2 (slave 1) are stated, but that slave 1 'handles' L2 is roughly implied; 'another SMA manual' is source detail not shown, mostly fine.
- sentence 5: support check: partial - Slave codes pointing to a slave and F758 to whole main cluster are supported, and W759 maps to L2, but phase mapping for slaves 2 and 3 is not stated.
- sentence 1: review: partial - F758 states that no output voltage is measured from the main cluster in a multicluster table, but the quoted passages never name Sunny Island or call the device a battery inverter.
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Inverter fault code display
Sunny Island multicluster systems report it as F758 (level 2) when the main cluster has no output voltage, and as W759, W760 or W761 (level 1) for slaves 1, 2 and 3 of the main cluster.
verified by: review-workflowverified on: 2026-10-23