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INSTRUCTION MANUAL:
ELECTRICAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EMS)
Error
Code
Description
Troubleshooting Steps
If Error Code Remains
E 0
Normal Operating
Condition
None
No action required
E 1
Reverse Polarity
1) Plug RV into an AC power
source at a different
location.
2) If error code reads "
E 0
",
contact park manager or
a qualified electrician to
notify them of a fault at the
original AC power source.
1) Fill out the online warranty
form for a replacement
unit.
E 2
Open Ground
1) Plug RV into an AC power
source at a different
location.
2) If error code reads "
E 0
",
contact park manager or
a qualified electrician to
notify them of a fault at the
original AC power source.
Note: If plugged into a
generator, read generator
information located in the
warning section for more
information.
1) Fill out the online warranty
form for a replacement
unit.
E 3
Line 1 High Voltage
1) Plug RV into an AC power
source at a different
location.
2) If error code reads "
E 0
",
contact park manager or
a qualified electrician to
notify them of a fault at the
original AC power source.
1) Verify AC power source
voltage with a multi-meter
or contact an electrician to
verify the voltage.
2) If voltage reading is below
132 volts and stable, fill out
the online warranty form
for a replacement unit.
E 4
Line 1 Low Voltage
1) Plug RV into an AC power
source at a different
location.
2) If error code reads "
E 0
",
contact park manager or
a qualified electrician to
notify them of a fault at the
original AC power source.
1) Verify AC power source
voltage with a multi-meter
or contact an electrician to
verify the voltage.
2) If voltage reading is above
104 volts and stable, fill out
the online warranty form
for a replacement unit.
Note: If the voltage is low for
a short period of time, it may
be due to a large load such
as a water heater or an air
conditioning unit.
E 5
Line 2 High Voltage
3) Plug RV into an AC power
source at a different
location.
4) If error code reads "
E 0
",
contact park manager or
a qualified electrician to
notify them of a fault at the
original AC power source.
1) Verify AC power source
voltage with a multi-meter
or contact an electrician to
verify the voltage.
2) If voltage reading is below
132 volts and stable, fill out
the online warranty form
for a replacement unit.