How do I reset my LCI electronic leveling pad?
How do I reset my LCI electronic leveling pad?
Resetting Lippert Ground Control Leveling System After Dead…
- In manual mode, run the jacks to level the trailer.
- Once the trailer is level, turn off the touch pad.
- With the touch pad off, press and release the “FRONT” button five (5) times and then press and release the “REAR” button five (5) times.
How do I reset my Lippert self leveling system?
How to Clear Retract Time Out Return Levelers Error on LCI Level Up System If the touch pad is showing “Retract Time out Return Levelers for service” all you need to do is hit, enter and retract at the same time. That will clear that code. I confirmed this with our contacts at Lippert.
What to do if your leveling jack wont extend?
To help you troubleshoot the situation and find the right solution, RVing expert Dave Solberg teaches you how to diagnose a faulty leveling jack system. You’ll learn what to do to safely inspect your fluid reservoir and valves, and discover the most common reason RV jacks won’t extend.
Why is my LCI leveling system not working?
My lci electronic leveling system for winnabago has Jacks down and is indicating low voltage but I know that the batteries are fully charged and prior to shut down indicated 13.6v. This sounds like it is a ground issue. If your ground wire from the control module is grounded to the frame, I would try removing the ground and cleaning the surface.
How does an automatic leveling system work on a RV?
The patented six-point Level Up® hydraulic leveling system levels an RV in less than a minute using a one-touch auto-leveling feature, and includes an auto re-hitch memory function that remembers the exact height at which the RV was unhitched.
How does a ground control leveling system work?
In minutes, your camper is leveled and you have extra time to do…well, whatever you want! Available in both 4-point and 6-point configurations, the Ground Control 3.0 power leveling system uses Hall Effect technology to efficiently and accurately level your RV by measuring the motor revolutions of your jack’s legs, instead of amps.
