Lippert Components 13398-C1 - User Manual

Schwintek in-wall™ Slideout SyStem
operation and Service manual
LIPPERTCOMPONENTS, INC.
Contents
I. Controls
1-1 System components 1
1-1A versions C1 & C2 2
1-2 Motor wiring harness connections 3
1-3 Extend and retract switch connections 3
1-4 Power to board 4
1-5 Board overview 4
1-6 Manual mode -jog 5
1-7 Manual mode -stall force calibration 5
1-8 Error codes 5
1-9 Motor direction switches 7
1-10 System schematic 7
II. Motors
2-1 Manual override 8
2-2 Motor disengagement 8
2-3 Motor replacement 10
2-4 Slide mechanism replacement 13
III. Troubleshooting
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I. CONTROLS - VERSIONS B, C, C1 & C2
1-1 System components
motor 1 slide controller motor 2
motor wiring harnesses
Rev-C motor and Controller components install exactly as Rev-B. However, Rev-B
components are not to be used with Rev-C components. Rev-C2 components are shown in Fig. 1.
REV-C Motor
REV-C Controller
Fig. 1
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Lippert Components 13398-C1 Specifications

General

Brand	Lippert Components
Model	13398-C1
Category	Controller
Language	English

Summary

I. Controls

1-1 System components

Details the primary components of the slide system, including motors and controllers.

1-2 Motor wiring harness connections

Explains how to correctly connect the motor wiring harnesses to the control board.

1-3 Extend and retract switch connections

Describes the process for connecting the extend and retract wall switches to the control board.

1-4 Power to board

Details the power requirements and connection methods for the control board.

1-5 Board overview

Provides a visual overview and identification of key components on the control board.

1-6 Manual mode -Jog

Guides users on how to enter and operate manual mode for jogging individual motors.

1-7 Stall force calibration

Outlines the procedure for adjusting the stall force to ensure proper room sealing and operation.

1-8 Error codes

Lists and explains the various error codes indicated by the controller's LEDs for diagnostics.

1-9 Motor direction switches

Explains how to use motor direction switches to correct motor movement or switch wiring.

1-10 System schematic

Presents a wiring schematic illustrating the system's electrical connections.

II. Motors

2-1 Manual override

Procedure for manually operating the slide when the unit fails to function electrically.

2-2 Motor disengagement

Step-by-step instructions for disengaging the motors for manual movement or maintenance.

2-3 Motor replacement

Detailed guide on how to replace a faulty motor in the slide mechanism.

2-4 Slide mechanism replacement

Instructions for replacing the entire slide mechanism assembly.

III. Troubleshooting

3-1 Trouble shooting flow chart

A visual flowchart to diagnose and resolve common slide system issues.

3-2 Checking Fuses

Guidance on inspecting and replacing fuses for the slide control system.

3-3 Obstructions

How to identify and remove physical obstructions affecting slide operation.

3-4 Error Codes

Reference for understanding and resolving issues indicated by controller error codes.

3-5 Low Voltage

Troubleshooting steps for problems caused by low battery voltage.

3-6 Only 1 side moving

Diagnosing and addressing issues where only one side of the slide moves.

3-7 Will non moving side move with help

Procedure to manually assist the non-moving side of the slide.

3-8 Non moving side moved manually

Checking if the non-moving slide side can be moved by hand, indicating motor issues.

3-9 With motor disengaged can room be moved?

Verifying if the slide can be moved manually after disengaging the motors.

3-10 Debris in the rack

Instructions for checking and clearing debris from the slide's gear racks.

3-11 Do status leds light

Troubleshooting based on the status LEDs' behavior when the direction switch is actuated.

3-12 Increase motor amperage

Guidance on increasing motor amperage (stall force) when necessary for room cycling.