Felicity FLA48250 Error Codes: Causes & Fixes (14 codes)

This is the complete fault table for the Felicity FLA48250 Battery — all 14 codes from the official manual on one page. On this Felicity device, a fault code means the unit has entered protection and stopped normal operation; a warning leaves it running. The exact indication (LED pattern or display code) is listed per code below.

Last checked against the official manuals on July 10, 2026.

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  • Critical(14)unit trips offline — do not restart before checking

Critical codes (14)unit trips offline — do not restart before checking

C01Critical

Battery overvoltage.

Critical

BMS reports total battery pack voltage above the upper protection threshold.

CauseThe total battery pack voltage rose above its rated protection value during charging, so the BMS stopped charging. The protection releases once the pack voltage returns to the rated range.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 12

C02Critical

Battery undervoltage.

Critical

BMS reports total battery pack voltage below the lower protection threshold.

CauseThe total pack voltage fell below its rated protection value during discharging (over-discharge), so the BMS stopped supplying power. The protection releases once the voltage returns to the rated range.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 12

C03Critical

Cell overvoltage.

Critical

Individual cell voltage has exceeded its upper protection threshold.

CauseAn individual cell reached its over-voltage protection value during charging, typically from cell imbalance letting one cell run ahead of the pack, so the BMS stopped charging.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 12

C04Critical

Cell undervoltage.

Critical

Individual cell voltage has fallen below its lower protection threshold.

CauseAn individual cell fell below its under-voltage protection value during discharging, usually deep discharge or a weak, imbalanced cell, so the BMS stopped supplying power.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 12

C05Critical

Charge overcurrent.

Critical

Charging current exceeds the BMS protection limit.

CauseThe charging current reached the BMS trigger value and stayed there for 15 seconds, activating charge overcurrent protection: the charger or inverter is pushing more current than the pack accepts. The battery disables both charging input and discharging output while in fault mode.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 12

C06Critical

Discharge overcurrent.

Critical

Discharge current exceeds the BMS protection limit.

CauseThe discharging current reached the BMS trigger value and stayed there for 15 seconds, activating discharge overcurrent protection: the load or inverter is drawing more current than the pack's discharge limit. The battery disables both charging input and discharging output while in fault mode.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 12

C07Critical

MOS overtemperature.

Critical

MOSFET (power switch) temperature is over the protection limit.

Cause1. The inner temperature is over the limitation. 2. Check whether the ambient temperature is too high.

Recommended fixReduce ambient/inner temperature; allow the unit to cool. Verify ventilation and that ambient temperature is within the operating range.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 12

C08Critical

MOS undertemperature.

Critical

MOSFET (power switch) temperature is below the protection limit.

Cause1. The internal temperature is lower than the limit range. 2. Check whether the ambient temperature is too low.

Recommended fixRaise ambient/inner temperature; verify ambient temperature is within the operating range.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 12

C09Critical

Cell overtemperature.

Critical

Battery cell temperature has exceeded its upper protection threshold.

CauseInverter internal temperature has exceeded the safe operating threshold. Causes include high ambient temperature, blocked cooling vents, failed cooling fan, or installation in direct sunlight.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 13

C10Critical

Cell undertemperature.

Critical

Battery cell temperature has fallen below its lower protection threshold.

CauseInverter ambient temperature is below the minimum operating range. Most common in unheated outdoor installs in winter.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 13

C11Critical

Abnormal current sampling.

Critical

BMS detected an abnormal reading from the current sampling circuit.

CauseThe BMS current sensor or its sampling circuit returned an abnormal reading. This is an internal hardware fault in the current-measurement path, not an installation issue.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 13

C12Critical

Abnormal output impedance.

Critical

BMS detected abnormal output impedance on the DC output path.

CauseThe BMS measured abnormal impedance on the battery's output path, commonly a loose or corroded output terminal connection, or a contactor or wiring issue.

Recommended fixRestart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 13

C13Critical

Parallel failed.

Critical

Battery pack failed to establish or maintain parallel operation with other packs.

CauseSingle unit may be incorrectly set to parallel system; or wiring between parallel-connected battery packs is incorrect/incomplete.

Recommended fix1. Please check if a single unit is installed to the parallel system. 2. if this error happens during parallel installation, please check wires connection. if they are connected correctly, please finish parallel installation first, and then restart the unit. 3. if the problem remains, please contact your installer.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 13

C14Critical

Output loss.

Critical

BMS detected loss of output from the battery pack (no power on the output side).

CauseCircuit breaker may be open, or the fuse may be blown.

Recommended fix1. Please check whether the circuit breaker is closed. 2. Please check whether the fuse is normal. 3. Restart the unit. if the error persists, contact the repair center.

Source:6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf· page 13

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Common questions about FLA48250 error codes

What is the difference between a fault and a warning on the FLA48250?
A fault puts the unit into protection and stops normal operation — this page lists 14 of them for the FLA48250. The FLA48250 manual defines no separate warning table — every listed code stops operation. Resolve the cause of a fault before restarting; warnings can usually be cleared while the unit runs.
Does this page apply to other Felicity models?
No — this table was transcribed specifically from the FLA48250 manual. Other Felicity devices have their own pages; start from the error-code hub to find the one matching the model number on your unit's label.
Where do these codes come from?
Every entry was transcribed from 6peluqppy_66a93554057c8.pdf — Felicity's official documentation. Each row cites its source manual (and page where printed), so you can verify the wording before acting on it.

Compiled from official Felicity user manuals. Always consult your device manual and a qualified technician before performing repairs.