"Sparks" wrote in message
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It still could be knackered - try turning the mains off again, and look to
see if the panels lights go off
It could also be a fuse for the battery has popped, so the battery is not
getting charged or used in the event of a power cut
If you take out the battery, then measure the leads that connected to the
battery, what do you get?

What make/model is the panel?

Hi, I meant to have a look at this this weekend but got distracted on other
jobs. Ill have a look when I'm back at the house the following weekend.

Cheers,

CM.