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It took almost 2 years, Official Loads Tester™ finally got an overload.

Yeah, as a industrial/commercial refrigeration and service tech he's very motor/capacitor savvy, he just had too small of a generator! He got a larger generator after the latest outage and now we may never know if that module works or not.
 
why a bigger generator?
generator->Chargeverter->ESS
ESS->Inverter-> well pump.
no issues ?
I find the system is so much simpler without AC-in, Generator-in on the inverters.
let the inverters just be inverters. If the PV today is less than average daily consumption, supplement with another energy source directly to batteries.
Then the genny doesn't need to be big, doesn't need any transfer switching, doesn't need to run steady for cycling loads, can be set to output exactly at it's most efficient power rate.
Imagine this: 37kWh per day is only a 1.5kW steady supply. 13A at 120 volt.
A 3kW supply running 12 hours would supply the full daily loads, with a suitable battery.
 
ve considered getting a heat pump dryer but after reports of the LG having the door latch fail, I thought I'd wait awhile.
Get the GE model. Generally, LG brand appliances have more service issues.
 
Nope, LG standalone dryer. The only problem I have seen reported is the door latch. LG far better design concerning lint and coil blockage. I can only find GE as a combo.

Watch this video

try the video link again - not seeing it (okay got it).
 
Buy a 3 phase pump, and add a vfd, works great, constant pressure and soft start.
My problem was the well pump was brand new under warranty, then I added solar within about 2 years. If this pump fails then yes, I will move to an inverter pump. Long story on the pump, we won't even get into that.
 

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