E9

Dometic Air Conditioner: “E9”

warning RV air conditioner error codes

Safety Adjusting DIP switches means opening a line-voltage power module on the rooftop unit. Disconnect 120 VAC and 12V DC power first and leave this to someone experienced with rooftop AC wiring.

What it means

Invalid zone configuration: the dehumidifier DIP switch and either the heat pump or heat strip DIP switch are both set ON in the same zone, an unsupported combination. The CCC2 locks out heat pump, heat strip, air conditioning, and dehumidify in that zone.

Most likely causes

  1. Dehumidifier DIP switch ON together with the heat pump or heat strip DIP switch in one zone most likely
  2. Incorrect DIP-switch settings after a board replacement or reconfiguration common

Safe checks you can do yourself

How to reset / clear E9

  1. Correcting the conflicting DIP-switch settings requires access to the affected zone's power module, normally a service step.
  2. After a valid DIP-switch combination is set, cycle power off and on to clear the code.

When to call a technician

Call an RV technician to correct the DIP-switch configuration, since the change is made inside the line-voltage power module.

Applies to

Dometic Brisk II · Dometic Penguin II · CCC2 zones with dehumidifier plus heat pump or heat strip options

FAQ

What does Dometic Air Conditioner code "E9" mean?

Invalid zone configuration: the dehumidifier DIP switch and either the heat pump or heat strip DIP switch are both set ON in the same zone, an unsupported combination. The CCC2 locks out heat pump, heat strip, air conditioning, and dehumidify in that zone.

How do I reset Dometic Air Conditioner E9?

Correcting the conflicting DIP-switch settings requires access to the affected zone's power module, normally a service step. After a valid DIP-switch combination is set, cycle power off and on to clear the code.

What is the most common cause of E9 on a Dometic Air Conditioner?

The most likely cause is dehumidifier dip switch on together with the heat pump or heat strip dip switch in one zone.

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Note: E9 is a setup/configuration fault that normally appears after installation or service, not during routine operation.

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