Dometic • Roof Top Ventilation System

Dometic FanTastic

Official technical documentation and workshop diagnostics for Dometic FanTastic.

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Technical Specifications

ElectricalInput Voltage: 12 V DC; Maximum Power Input: 7.6 W (ACC3100DWHA) / 16.5 W (ACC3100DWHWLDA); Maximum Power Consumption: 0.18 kWh/24h (15.2 Ah/24h) up to 0.40 kWh/24h (33 Ah/24h); Minimum Power Consumption: 0.06 kWh/24h (4.9 Ah/24h); External Fuse: 3 A; Frequency: 2.4 GHz; Maximum Radio Frequency Power: 19.14 dBm
Gas Or PressureNot applicable (Electric-powered ventilation system)
Capacities DimensionsCeiling vent opening: 150 cm²; Dimension roof top unit (W x L x H): 542.6 × 553 × 127 mm; Dimension air distribution unit (W x L x H): 517.6 × 517.6 × 46 mm; Roof thickness: 23 … 60 mm; Ventilation rate: 30 … 50 m³/h; Heat recovery efficiency: 72 … 87 %; Weight: 7 kg (ACC3100DWHA) / 7.14 kg (ACC3100DWHWLDA)

Master Troubleshooting & Diagnostics Matrix

Error Code / IndicatorSymptom / MeaningPossible CauseStep-by-Step DIY FixSuggested Actions
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The ventilation system won't switch on
No power supply connected or voltage is out of range
Check the power supply. Charge the vehicle battery if necessary. Contact an authorized service agent if voltage is out of range.
DIY Check / Tech Fallback
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The display does not respond
The display is dirty, defective, blocked, or not connected correctly
Clean the display using a lightly dampened cloth and reset the ventilation system. Contact an authorised service agent if it's faulty or wired up wrong.
DIY Check / Tech Fallback
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The heat exchanger does no longer rotate
The heat exchanger is blocked, clogged, grinding, or connection cable/plug (C2) issue
See if the heat exchanger is blocked or grinding, check the plug at the mainboard (C2), and check the connection cable for kinks. Restart the ventilation system to reset the motor's overload protection. Contact a service agent if it still won't turn.
DIY Check / Tech Fallback
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The ventilation system isn't working properly
Grilles covered, incorrect connection, defective part, or empty battery
Remove leaves and obstacles from air/climate grilles. Charge the connected battery. Contact an authorized service agent for defective parts.
DIY Check / Tech Fallback
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Water enters the vehicle
The roof seal is damaged
Contact an authorized service agent to replace or repair the seal.
Professional Intervention Required
N/A
The LED light strip isn't working
The LED light strip itself is faulty
Contact an authorized service agent.
Professional Intervention Required
N/A
VOC sensor error (Indicator and button flash)
VOC sensor failure
Contact an authorized service agent.
Professional Intervention Required
N/A
DP sensor (Performance Booster) communication or data error
Bluetooth communication loss, blocked/kinked hose, or low booster battery
Check the Bluetooth connection, make sure the hose isn't kinked or blocked, and either change the battery or check the Performance Booster's power supply. Contact an authorised service agent.
DIY Check / Tech Fallback
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Fan error or Motor RPM mismatch
Tachometer read while inactive/off (wind-driven), motor tachometer reading missing when active, or heat exchanger blockage/grinding
If wind or manual turning triggered it while inactive, just reset the error. While active, check the heat exchanger for blockage or grinding. Contact an authorised service agent.
DIY Check / Tech Fallback
N/A
Backup battery low / Battery overheating / Battery expired (solar panel version only)
Insufficient solar power due to weather, communication error with battery IC, very high outside temperature, or expired battery
Run off the vehicle's 12V supply if solar power is low, and move the vehicle into shade if it's overheating. For battery replacement, IC errors, or expired batteries, contact an authorised service agent.
DIY Check / Tech Fallback