This could be caused by the DC rotary isolator being switched off, connectors from positive and negative cables being disconnected or the DC cables severed. Check if your inverter is still within its warranty. If so, contact the company about the fault. Obstructions, dirt, a faulty inverter, or broken panels could be why your solar panels aren't working. If the panels are broken or the inverter isn't. If solar panels are obstructed, several negative impacts occur: decreased electricity generation, potential damage, and cost implications. To effectively deal with this issue, homeowners should first conduct a thorough examination of their surroundings to ascertain the specific cause of the. Soiling is the #1 culprit: Dirt, dust, and debris accumulation is the most common cause of underperforming solar panels, with potential output reductions of 15-25% in dusty environments, making regular cleaning essential for optimal performance. Checking Voc (voltage open circuit) and Isc (current short circuit) measurements can help diagnose panel issues.
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