E2

Dometic Air Conditioner: “E2”

warning RV air conditioner error codes

Safety Turn off the AC breaker and disconnect shore power before opening the rooftop unit or control box; 120V components are present. Avoid rooftop work in poor weather.

What it means

The indoor (return-air) temperature sensor is reading open-circuit or out of range. The system locks out all heating and cooling, but manual fan operation can still run.

Most likely causes

  1. Disconnected, broken, or out-of-range indoor temperature sensor most likely
  2. Loose or corroded sensor wiring/connector at the control board common
  3. Failed control board sensor input less common

Safe checks you can do yourself

How to reset / clear E2

  1. Turn the thermostat OFF.
  2. Remove power at the AC breaker for a minute, then restore power to clear a transient fault.
  3. If E2 returns immediately, the indoor sensor or its wiring needs inspection/replacement.

When to call a technician

If E2 persists after a power cycle, have a technician test or replace the indoor temperature sensor and check the control board input.

Applies to

Dometic Comfort Control Center 2 (CCC2) thermostat systems · Dometic Single Zone LCD thermostat systems

FAQ

What does Dometic Air Conditioner code "E2" mean?

The indoor (return-air) temperature sensor is reading open-circuit or out of range. The system locks out all heating and cooling, but manual fan operation can still run.

How do I reset Dometic Air Conditioner E2?

Turn the thermostat OFF. Remove power at the AC breaker for a minute, then restore power to clear a transient fault. If E2 returns immediately, the indoor sensor or its wiring needs inspection/replacement.

What is the most common cause of E2 on a Dometic Air Conditioner?

The most likely cause is disconnected, broken, or out-of-range indoor temperature sensor.

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Note: E2 = open/out-of-range indoor temperature sensor on both CCC2 and Single Zone LCD thermostats. Do not confuse with E3 (shorted indoor sensor).

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