This is likely the same issue. DSP 2200.99 is the firmware that fixed it for me. It can be a test build that they pushed to a subset of units and they would likely push it to everyone soon if there are no reported issues. I would not run the fridge with the E100v2 until the update as that strange state might not be good for the fridge. This is a brand new unit so there might be some unexpected behavior with some devices, they have a firmware fix though and it would likely work for you too. Wait a week or so, and if you don’t get an update. Send them a email and ask for it, give them your serial number.
I was told that my 2200.99 was a test build to test improvements for compressor like loads. It seems that it was successful. They would likely roll whatever changes to the next official firmware version. It is good news that it can be fixed in software.
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Thanks for the update. I will keep my eyes open for when the update rolls out. Good to hear it seems like the fix is software 
I started looking at reviews on the new elite 30 v2 and there has been at least one mention of a similar problem on that unit too…
The E30v2 is only a 600w max unit, which would generally be insufficient to handle startup surge for most compressor based unit, so I am not surprised. But the E100v2 at 1800w should be able to, hopefully they would widely deploy it soon.