The first thing you'll need to do is to identify the reset button on your inverter. This button is usually located near the power input or output terminals on the back. Once you've located the reset button, simply press and hold it for 5 seconds. You should then see a green light indicator on the front of the inverter, indicating that it has been reset. If the red LED is lit, this indicates that there is an error, and resetting it didn't help. Modern inverters can display error messages on the system which tell you why it keeps shutting down. If there is no error message on the screen and the reset process didn't work, the best next step to take is to contact customer service. Resetting your inverter is a quick and easy way to fix any minor issues you may be having. With just a few seconds of your time, you can have your inverter up and running like new again.