Welcome to the WVC 1400 Frankenstein inverter:
My WVC 1400 R3 failed after only two weeks of use, and using it at 50% capability ( only x2 solar panels instead of x4).
Two AC output MOSFETs failed. And also the main fuse, but that was my fault insisting with the circuit breaker.
I claimed AliExpress and they will send MOSFETs replacement which will take weeks to arrive.
Meanwhile I decided to buy MOSFETs myself, nowhere to find the original STB40N60M2 in D2PAK format at reasonable cost and low quantities. The chip shortage crisis seems to be also affecting semiconductors as many UK component sellers are giving 6 month delivery date and the prices are well higher up, at least compared with a few years back.
Pulling some information from YouTube and eevblog forums I found out that "similar" WVC inverters has been equipped with at least 3 different AC MOSFETs, the Vdss seems to be equal: 600-650v but "gate charge", "rated current" and "RDSon" are completely different between mine and them:
RDSon 0.078ohn mine, 0.13 and 0.36 others.
Gate charge: 57Nc 100Nc 27Nc
Rated Current: 34A 25A 11A
... that made me think I could play up with specs finding the cheapest MOSFET available for experimentation. I bought the TOSHIBA TK25E60X in TO-220 package, pins bent and mounted on the air with direct fan cooling.
The main Fuse was not possible to be removed with hot air gun or with solder tip even when using fresh solder wire, hence the "double decker"fuse sorry looking.
The lid can not be closed but the is indoors, now mounted in a bigger control unit metal box with 2 cooling fans for the front and rear of the PCB board.
Has been working perfectly for two weeks, but final conclusion when I upgrade to 4 panels and perform the 1400w output rating.