am I putting to much power in the renogy ?

I have a RENOGY Rover 60 with 4- 195 watt solar panels connected in
series to put 48 v into the renogy and on a good day I would get 40 amps
of charge in mid day, I was told I do not have enough solar panels to
keep my 800amphr battery bank up so I added 4 more panels this past
week and now I get up to 886 watts and 59.99 amps to the battery's and
it worked great until it got up to 59.99 charging amps , it will charge
for a min or 2 and go into fault and the lights start to flash and in
about 1 min it restarts itself and after about a 1/2 hr of this cycle I
now see it goes into fault at about 49 amps, about mid afternoon the
watts and amps would go down to about 235w 15a and run just fine, am I
putting to much power in the renogy ? I thought the renogy would
regulate this.
Comments
https://www.renogy.com/rover-60-amp-mppt-solar-charge-controller/
https://www.renogy.com/content/RNG-CTRL-RVR60/RVR60-Manual.pdf
A quick look, it appears that the MPPT controller should take a larger array and should just limit its output to 60 amps--But not shut down/fault if more PV Array is power is available. (there is a double flash white LED if this is happening).
Manual has lots of fault indicator definitions... But nothing about solar array and too much power available...
On page 28, says that the controller will simply limit output current to battery bank even if the panel is over sized.
The max array is listed at 800 WAtts for a 12 volt battery bank...
A comment was that the controller runs hot over ~40 amps... And needed a fan (or better cooling airflow/don't mount in a closet/under a shelve)...
I would call their support number and see if they can help.
-Bill
- Assorted other systems, pieces and to many panels in the closet to not do more projects.