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Let's save the bricked Deye inverter

Brandon.UnizSolar

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The actions of Deye and Sol-ark clearly violated our interests as the end users. It was a very st**d act.
This is not to promote clean energy, but to punish any buyer who wants to use a cheaper inverter.

I saw some posts suggesting to reflash the system and change the monitoring software.
Are there any practical steps?
or suggestions on how to prevent being locked out in the future if someone wants to use Deye?
 
The actions of Deye and Sol-ark clearly violated our interests as the end users. It was a very st**d act.
This is not to promote clean energy, but to punish any buyer who wants to use a cheaper inverter.

I saw some posts suggesting to reflash the system and change the monitoring software.
Are there any practical steps?
or suggestions on how to prevent being locked out in the future if someone wants to use Deye?
Go thru the thread there is a user that wants a bricked inverter to try to unlock. Appears it will be difficult though. Do you have a bricked inverter?
 
dont connect the dongle...use solar assistant

but as your location shows the hague, the netherlands ; you wont have a problem regardless....

This only pertains to split phase/US inverters, and certainly not ALL
I guess that you didn't see that several 3-phase EU versions were also bricked?
 
I am about to order the new Deye inverter and the Chinese supplier said that Deye doesn't let them to sell their new inverters to Europe/ UK / USA.
The price is obviously half price if you buy it from China.
So by not putting the Dongle is it going to work in the UK ? Any suggestions welcome
cheers
 

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The actions of Deye and Sol-ark clearly violated our interests as the end users. It was a very st**d act.
This is not to promote clean energy, but to punish any buyer who wants to use a cheaper inverter.

I saw some posts suggesting to reflash the system and change the monitoring software.
Are there any practical steps?
or suggestions on how to prevent being locked out in the future if someone wants to use Deye?


Yes you can reflash it .
If you have broken one , you have nothing to lose.
You need a bios that is not broken.
Reflash it and normal it will work.
But if the flash unit is model that have fuse in it.
Than you need to compleet new bios chip .
That means solder it out if its solder .
New flash chip and flag it .
Resolder the new one back.

Its not easy to do .
And you need solder hot station to do so.
 
When we reward bad actors, we get more bad actors.
When we punish bad actors, we get less bad actors.
Who would want more bad actors, in this market?
You really think you are punishing deye ?
Sol-ark well let's hope so, maybe the start behaving less entitled
 
I'm not sure what percentage of the blame each has earned but it's enough that I won't buy from either.
 
No not all Sol Ark. They don't have the resources or information necessary. Sol Ark may have pushed them but IMO Deye did it. The main damage is to cloud bases services of all companies. Anyone who would stay connected to the internet is blissfully ignorant.
The guy in Costa Rica got a code from Deye and unbricked his inverter, so Deye is the one that bricked them.
 

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