Frequently Asked Questions

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• Decreased energy production: If you notice a significant drop in energy output, it might indicate a problem.
• Physical damage: Cracks, discoloration, or warping on panels.
• Faulty wiring or connections: Frequent system shutdowns or irregular functioning can signal wiring issues.

DIY repairs can be risky and may void warranties. Minor maintenance like cleaning or tightening connections might be feasible, but for technical issues, it's advisable to consult a professional.

Annual inspections are recommended to ensure optimal performance and identify any potential issues early on.

• Regular cleaning to remove dirt, dust, and debris.
• Checking for shading issues caused by trees or new constructions.
• Monitoring for pests or animal damage.

Warranty coverage varies but generally includes manufacturing defects, output performance, and durability. Physical damage might not be covered.

Costs depend on the nature of the repair. Minor fixes could be relatively inexpensive, while major issues might be more costly. It's advisable to get quotes from multiple service providers.

Most solar panels come with a 25 to 30-year warranty, but they can last even longer with proper maintenance.

Factors like shading, soiling, aging, or faults in the system components can lead to reduced performance.

• Avoid touching electrical components without proper training.
• If you suspect damage, turn off the system and contact a professional.

Inverter issues might manifest as a lack of power production or error messages on the display. Consulting a technician can help diagnose the specific problem.

Yes, it's possible to expand your solar system by adding more panels, but it's crucial to ensure compatibility with your current setup. A professional assessment is recommended.

Contact your insurance provider and a solar repair professional immediately. Take photos of the damage as evidence for insurance claims.

Some regions offer incentives or rebates for solar repairs or upgrades. Check with local authorities or energy departments for available programs.

Regular inspections, timely cleaning, and addressing minor issues promptly can prevent major problems. Also, staying updated with manufacturer's recommendations helps.

In many cases, individual panel replacement is feasible if the other panels are functioning well. However, it's essential to match the specifications and compatibility with existing panels.

Downtime varies based on the complexity of the issue. Minor repairs might take a few hours to a day, while significant repairs might take longer.