E0 / EA / EE

Dometic Air Conditioner: “E0 / EA / EE”

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Safety These are internal power-electronics faults at mains voltage. Do not probe the live board. Disconnect power before any access and leave board-level diagnosis to a technician.

What it means

Electronics and drive faults on the FreshJet inverter board. E0 = communication failure between the control parts. E9 = compressor drive or IPM (inverter power module) fault. EA = current-sensor fault. EE = outdoor-board EEPROM (memory) fault.

Most likely causes

  1. Internal board/communication fault (E0, EE) on the outdoor power module common
  2. Inverter/IPM drive fault (E9), sometimes triggered by low or unstable campsite voltage common
  3. Current-sensing circuit fault (EA) less common

Safe checks you can do yourself

How to reset / clear E0 / EA / EE

  1. Disconnect shore power / AC breaker for about 2 minutes
  2. Restore a verified good supply and restart

When to call a technician

E0, EA and EE essentially always require an authorized Dometic service agent. For E9, call if it persists after confirming good supply voltage and a clean restart.

Applies to

Dometic FreshJet Series 4 (FJX) · Dometic FreshJet Series 7 (FJX) · FreshJet inverter rooftop units

FAQ

What does Dometic Air Conditioner code "E0 / EA / EE" mean?

Electronics and drive faults on the FreshJet inverter board. E0 = communication failure between the control parts. E9 = compressor drive or IPM (inverter power module) fault. EA = current-sensor fault. EE = outdoor-board EEPROM (memory) fault.

How do I reset Dometic Air Conditioner E0 / EA / EE?

Disconnect shore power / AC breaker for about 2 minutes Restore a verified good supply and restart

What is the most common cause of E0 / EA / EE on a Dometic Air Conditioner?

The most likely cause is internal board/communication fault (e0, ee) on the outdoor power module.

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Note: FreshJet FJX inverter codes. Note the FJX E-codes are NOT the same as the CCC2 thermostat E-codes used on Penguin II / Blizzard NXT zone systems (e.g. FJX E2 = evaporator coil sensor, whereas CCC2 E2 = indoor temperature sensor). Match the code set to the actual display/thermostat.

Last verified 2026-06-29 · compiled from manufacturer documentation. Codes can vary by model year — always cross-check your unit’s manual.