Dometic CCC 2 Thermostat / Control Box – Complete User Guide

If you own an RV or camper with a Dometic air conditioning system, chances are you’ve come across the CCC 2 Thermostat / Control Box. This advanced climate control system makes it easy to manage your RV’s temperature, fan settings, and zones with just a few taps. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the CCC 2 thermostat—including setup, features, troubleshooting, and where to download the manual.

CCC 2 Thermostat / Control Box — Troubleshooting

CCC 2 Thermostat / Control Box — Troubleshooting

Thermostat not turning on

Possible cause:

No 12V DC supply / blown fuse

Solution: Check RV fuse panel and wiring

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Error “E1” on display

Possible cause:

Loss of communication with control box

Solution: Inspect cables & reset thermostat

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AC not starting

Possible cause:

Low voltage / faulty control relay

Solution: Verify voltage, replace control box if needed

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Heater not engaging

Possible cause:

Furnace not connected to system

Solution: Check furnace wiring & setup options

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Fan runs continuously

Possible cause:

Fan set to ON instead of AUTO

Solution: Change fan setting to AUTO

CCC 2 Thermostat — FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my CCC 2 Thermostat showing “E1”? +

This error usually means the thermostat lost communication with the control box. Check the connection cable and try resetting the thermostat.

My thermostat screen won’t turn on. What should I do? +

First check the RV’s fuse panel and ensure 12V DC power is available. Replace any blown fuses and confirm wiring is properly connected.

Why is the AC not cooling even though the fan runs? +

This may indicate a low voltage issue or a faulty relay in the control box. Verify power supply and consult the manual for relay replacement steps.

How do I reset the CCC 2 Thermostat? +

Turn off the thermostat, press and hold the mode and zone buttons together, then power it back on. Follow the display prompts for reset confirmation.

Why does the fan run continuously? +

This usually happens if the fan setting is set to ON instead of AUTO. Switch it to AUTO so it only runs when heating or cooling is active.

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