Many of the above comments are very helpful. The following does not discuss your 'E7' code display but, the cure could be within.
I also have a Dometic thermostat and suffered a couple of nights in a cold A/C induced climate - when it wasn't needed. (The A/C would come bursting alive in the middle of the night.) This was during the maiden/shakedown voyage, so I was pretty clueless - and I may have retained that characteristic. I invented a lot of new cuss words until I discovered that the Dometic controller indicated (in very small lettering) that the current "time-of-day" was programmed inappropriately (my bad).
Check your t-stat's "time-of-day" - mine was set to 'pm' rather than 'am' - or vice-versa, as it should have been. i.e., 10 in the morning is not 10 'pm'. After I corrected it, all was good. (I still have some issues with the thing but, it is definitely not cooling down all night as before.)
"To err is human - to really screw up takes a computer." Duh, the Dometic T-stat is microprocessor-controlled and only does what you tell it to do.
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