If you’re looking for a portable power station that can provide you with safe, clean, and versatile power for camping, tailgating, off-grid events, workshops, and emergency backup, you might want to consider the Goal Zero YETI1000X. This power station has a lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 983Wh and can power a wide range of devices with its seven different port options, including fast-charging 60W USB-C Power Delivery, multiple USB-A ports, regulated 12V, and two 120V AC ports. It also has a fast-charging feature that lets you recharge it in as little as 2 hours using the optional 600W Power Supply or in 9 hours using the included 120W Power Supply. You can also charge it from the sun by connecting a compatible solar panel.
However, like any other device, the Goal Zero YETI1000X may encounter some issues or problems that require troubleshooting. In this guide, we’ll show you some common problems and their solutions, as well as a comprehensive guide to error codes that may appear on the LCD display of the power station. By following these steps, you can ensure that your Goal Zero YETI1000X is working properly and safely.
Problem: The power station is not turning on or off
Solution: If the power station is not turning on or off, try the following steps:
- Check if the battery level is above 20%. If not, recharge the power station using one of the charging methods described in the user manual.
- Check if the power button is pressed firmly and held for at least 3 seconds. If not, press and hold the power button until the LCD display turns on or off.
- Check if there is any physical damage to the power station or its ports. If there is, contact Goal Zero customer support for assistance.
Problem: The power station is not charging or discharging properly
Solution: If the power station is not charging or discharging properly, try the following steps:
- Check if the input or output ports are connected securely and correctly. If not, reconnect them properly and make sure they are compatible with the power station and the devices you are charging or powering.
- Check if there is any dirt or debris in the input or output ports. If there is, clean them gently with a soft cloth or compressed air.
- Check if there is any overheating or overloading of the power station or its ports. If there is, disconnect all devices and let the power station cool down before resuming operation.
- Check if there is any error code displayed on the LCD screen. If there is, refer to the error code guide below and follow the instructions accordingly.
Error Code Guide
The Goal Zero YETI1000X has a built-in LCD display that shows various information about the power station’s status and performance. It also displays error codes when there is a problem with the power station or its ports. Here are some common error codes and their meanings:
E01: Input overvoltage. This means that the input voltage from the charging source is too high for the power station to handle. To fix this, disconnect the charging source and use a compatible one.
E02: Input undervoltage. This means that the input voltage from the charging source is too low for the power station to charge effectively. To fix this, disconnect the charging source and use a compatible one.
E03: Input overcurrent. This means that the input current from the charging source is too high for the power station to handle. To fix this, disconnect the charging source and use a compatible one.
E04: Output overvoltage. This means that the output voltage from one of the ports is too high for the device connected to it to handle. To fix this, disconnect the device and use a compatible one.
E05: Output undervoltage. This means that the output voltage from one of the ports is too low for the device connected to it to work properly. To fix this, disconnect the device and use a compatible one.
E06: Output overcurrent. This means that the output current from one of the ports is too high for the device connected to it to handle. To fix this, disconnect the device and use a compatible one.
E07: Output short circuit. This means that there is a short circuit in one of the output ports or in the device connected to it. To fix this, disconnect the device and check for any damage or loose wires.
E08: Battery overtemperature. This means that the battery temperature inside the power station is too high for safe operation. To fix this, disconnect all devices and let the power station cool down before resuming operation.
E09: Battery undertemperature. This means that the battery temperature inside the power station is too low for optimal performance. To fix this, move the power station to a warmer location and let it warm up before resuming operation.
E10: Battery overvoltage. This means that the battery voltage inside the power station is too high for safe operation. To fix this, contact Goal Zero customer support for assistance.
E11: Battery undervoltage. This means that the battery voltage inside the power station is too low for normal operation. To fix this, recharge the power station using one of the charging methods described in the user manual.
E12: Battery overcurrent. This means that the battery current inside the power station is too high for safe operation. To fix this, contact Goal Zero customer support for assistance.
E13: Battery communication error. This means that there is a communication problem between the battery and the power station’s controller. To fix this, contact Goal Zero customer support for assistance.
E14: Firmware update error. This means that there is a problem with updating the firmware of the power station. To fix this, contact Goal Zero customer support for assistance.
We hope this guide has helped you troubleshoot your Goal Zero YETI1000X power station and solve any issues or problems you may have encountered. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please visit the Goal Zero website or contact their customer support team. Thank you for choosing Goal Zero and enjoy your portable power!
