What to do if Lippert Components jacks show 'LOW VOLTAGE'?
If your Lippert Components jacks display a 'LOW VOLTAGE' error, it means the battery voltage has dropped below 9.5V. First, check the wiring and repair or replace it as necessary. Then, test the battery voltage under load and either charge or replace the battery.
What to do if Lippert Components jacks display 'FEATURE DISABLED'?
The 'FEATURE DISABLED' message on your Lippert Components jacks can occur for several reasons. If the front of the 5th Wheel is below level when starting the auto-level process (especially when initiating Hitch Recognition), push the FRONT button to raise the 5th Wheel to hitch height and connect to the tow vehicle. Also, ensure the touchpad power is cycled between leveling operations by turning it off and back on. Finally, check if the Zero Point is set; if not, set the Zero Point.
What causes 'OUT OF STROKE' error on Lippert Components jacks and how to fix it?
The 'OUT OF STROKE' error on Lippert Components jacks indicates that a jack has reached its maximum stroke length and cannot lift further. To resolve this, check the disposition of the jacks and/or relocate the 5th Wheel.
What does 'EXCESS ANGLE' mean on Lippert Components jacks and how to resolve it?
The 'EXCESS ANGLE' error on Lippert Components jacks means an excessive angle was reached during auto operation. This can happen if the controller is not properly secured, so check and secure the controller placement. It can also happen if the angle is too big, so you may need to relocate the 5th Wheel.
What does 'EXCESSIVE ANGLE' mean on Lippert Components jacks and how to resolve it?
The 'EXCESSIVE ANGLE' error on Lippert Components jacks means an excessive angle was reached during manual operation. This can happen if the controller is not properly secured, so check and secure the controller placement. It can also happen if the angle is too big, so you may need to relocate the 5th Wheel.
What does 'JACK TIME OUT' mean on Lippert Components jacks?
The 'JACK TIME OUT' error on Lippert Components jacks indicates that the time limit was exceeded for the requested auto operation. Check the disposition of the jacks.
What does 'PANIC STOP FUNCTION ABORTED' mean on Lippert Components jacks and how to fix it?
The 'PANIC STOP FUNCTION ABORTED' message on Lippert Components jacks indicates that a button was pressed on the touchpad during an automatic operation. To resolve this, restart the automatic operation and refrain from pressing any buttons on the touchpad.
What does 'EXTERNAL SENSOR' mean on Lippert Components jacks?
The 'EXTERNAL SENSOR' error on Lippert Components jacks indicates a bad connection or wiring from the controller to the sensor. Replace or repair the connection to the rear remote sensor.
What does 'BAD CALIBRATION' mean on Lippert Components jacks?
The 'BAD CALIBRATION' error on Lippert Components jacks means that the sensor calibration values are out of range. Replace the controller.
What to do if Lippert Components auto level jacks fail?
If the Lippert Components auto-level jacks fail, it could be due to uneven ground or an incorrectly set zero point. Check the disposition of the jacks and relocate the 5th Wheel if necessary. If the issue persists, reset the zero point.
General| Brand | Lippert Components |
|---|---|
| Model | Level-Up 5th Wheel |
| Category | Jacks |
| Language | English |
Details the system's components, including jacks, motor/pump assembly, and control touchpad for leveling.
Points users to online resources and mobile app for more detailed product information.
Provides critical safety warnings and precautions for operating and servicing the Level-Up system.
Outlines necessary preparation steps and conditions before operating the leveling system for optimal safety.
Explains the manual operation of landing gear and Level-Up jacks using the touchpad controls.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely unhitch the 5th Wheel from the tow vehicle.
Details the functions of each button and display element on the electronic leveling system's touchpad.
Describes the step-by-step process for the automatic leveling of the 5th Wheel trailer.
Explains how to use the hitch recognition feature after the auto-level sequence is completed.
Lists common error codes, their causes, and recommended solutions for troubleshooting.
Explains how to manually operate the leveling system using an electric drill in case of system failure.
Guides users through setting the 'Zero Point' for the auto-leveling system's reference.
Provides instructions for cleaning, lubrication, and general upkeep of the leveling system.
Specifies the recommended hydraulic fluid type and outlines routine fluid level and condition checks.
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