David Have you tried examining the file with ofxdump? If you are on Linux, it can be installed with "sudo apt install ofx". Not sure about how to get it for WIndows or MacOS. It will dump to stdout whatever ofxdump can determine about an ofx response file including error messages. It tests conformance with the libofx librarryofxdump. You may need to use it with the debug switch and possibly the parsing messages if using it without the optional switches doesn't give enough info. I.e.
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