Resolving Yellow Warning Triangles in the myenergi App

Yellow warning triangles in the myenergi app mean the server is not receiving up-to-date data from one or more of your devices.

This looks worrying but is usually easy to fix without contacting support. The sections below explain why this happens and what to do next.

Important

This issue is not caused by the app itself. Removing and reinstalling the app will not fix it.

Expand each section below to view the relevant checks and fixes.

Why the warning triangles appear

The triangles appear when your devices cannot send data to the myenergi servers. This is usually caused by a network or connectivity issue.

Once the connection is restored, devices automatically resend any stored data. If the outage was long, this process can take several days.

Change of internet provider or Wi-Fi network

If you changed your internet provider, your router was likely replaced. This creates a new Wi-Fi network.

Your devices must be updated with the new Wi-Fi details.

Wi-Fi password access

If you do not know the device Wi-Fi password, support cannot retrieve it. You must perform a Wi-Fi reset and pair the device again.

Home internet outage

If your home internet drops, devices lose server access.

  • Check other Wi-Fi devices in your home
  • Wait for your internet service to restore
  • Restart device Wi-Fi if it does not reconnect

Follow the Wi-Fi restart steps in the relevant device guide if needed.

Standalone hub checks

If you use a standalone hub connected to your router, confirm it is powered and connected by Ethernet.

Server lightMeaning
No lightNo IP address. Check router or Ethernet cable.
RedInternet not reaching the server.
BlueConnected, but devices not registered.
GreenWorking as expected.

If the hub is far from your zappi or eddi, move it closer or change your Wi-Fi channel to reduce interference.

Weak Wi-Fi signal at the device

Devices installed in garages or external locations often suffer from weak Wi-Fi signal.

What to do

Improve coverage using Wi-Fi extenders or mesh systems. You can also check signal strength directly on the device screen.

Reboot the device

A reboot often restores connectivity if settings are correct.

  • zappi: Stop charging, press menu once, then hold menu to reboot. If needed, isolate power for 30 seconds.
  • eddi: Use the rocker switch underneath the unit.
  • libbi: Turn off at the spur fuse, wait, then restore power.
Firmware version

Older firmware versions can affect connectivity.

Firmware below version 5 should be updated.

Check your firmware

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