Do you guys still see the inverter picture on the Inverter card in the portal?
I have been only getting a placeholder for a while...

Inverter picture dissapeared

ok here apart from an overvoltage notification that wont clear.
Mine is missing as well (g1 hybrid)
Ditto
Mine went missing a few days ago. (Gen 2 Hybrid)
Mine also disappeared a few days ago. Gen1 Hybrid.
Mine has gone too, a couple of days or so ago. It's a Gen2 5.0
My pic has gone too 3-4 days ago. Gen 1

Yes mine has gone, gen5 Hybrid.
Same. Gen2

ac3 still fine
I tend not to use the portal, but just looked, and my gen 1 hybrid picture has gone as well. Hey ho
I don't think ive ever had a picture, I got AIO.
i think they messed up something, even my inverter's pic is gone. i hope its nothing more that they "fixed"
😮 I FINALLY HAVE A PICTURE

lol
My picture has returned too.
Have the same issue HY Gen2. Edit: 2 minutes after posting is back!
I now have an All in One picture that I never had (installed at beginning of this month, but as of 5 hours ago my inverter has gone offline. Don't know if this has anything to do with it. Suspicious timing!
Beeacon Thats about the same time mine did, that is odd, did yours go off around this time (I had to do a complete shutdown of aio and power back on)

My picture has also reappeared.
One other thing, about the same time the picture disappeared, I started seeing a red dot on the Inverter menu option. This normally means something has changed or I have a notification to read.
I have been unable to find anything obvious and can't clear the red dot. The picture is back but the red dot is still there.
Anyone any idea what I am missing?
BenS
See this thread.
My picture came back but I now have a comms error notification that has been cleared but the warning will not go.
https://community.givenergy.cloud/d/3484-inverter-tab-notifications-how-to-clear-them-out/5
SteveCook same and I think it was around this time the system started playing up with charging periods when midnight hit as it keeps trying to charge outside of charge times as soon as midnight hits for at least 4-5 hours.