What to do if Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems shows 'LOW VOLTAGE'?
If your Lippert Components Lifting Systems displays 'LOW VOLTAGE', it means the battery voltage has dropped below 9.5V. You should check the wiring for any damage and repair or replace as needed. Also, test the battery voltage under load and charge or replace the battery if necessary.
What to do if any one or two jacks will not retract on Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems?
If one or two jacks will not retract, consider the following: * A hose may be damaged or unconnected. Replace with a new hose or reconnect the existing one. * A valve may be inoperative. Replace the inoperative valve. * An electronic signal may be lost between the controller and the solenoid. Attempt to retract the jacks in MANUAL mode. If successful, replace the touch pad; if not, test for voltage drop between the touch pad and the valve, repair any bad wiring, or replace the defective board or valve.
Why Lippert Components Lifting Systems shows 'Panic Stop Function Aborted'?
The 'Panic Stop Function Aborted' error on your Lippert Components Lifting Systems means a button was pressed on the touch pad during an automatic operation. Restart the automatic operation and refrain from pressing any buttons on the touch pad.
What does 'Jack Time Out' mean for Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems?
If the Lippert Components Lifting Systems display a 'Jack Time Out' error, it means the time limit has been exceeded for the requested auto operation. Check the disposition of the jacks.
What to do if “READY - Jacks: Up” does not display when all Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems jacks are retracted?
If “READY - Jacks: Up” does not display when all jacks are retracted, there are a couple of potential causes: * The fluid level may be low. If so, add fluid as recommended. * The retract pressure switch may be inoperable. If so, check the connection or replace it.
What causes 'AUTO LEVEL FAILURE' in Lippert Components Tools and how to fix it?
An 'AUTO LEVEL FAILURE' in Lippert Components Tools can be caused by an unsecured controller or a voltage drop. Make sure the controller placement is secure. Also, test the battery voltage under load and charge or replace the battery if necessary.
What does 'Comm Error' mean on Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems and how can I resolve it?
If the Lippert Components Lifting Systems display a 'Comm Error', it means communication between the controller and touch pad has been lost. Check the harness for proper connections or damage, and replace it if necessary.
What to do if Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems shows 'Feature Disabled' error?
If your Lippert Components Lifting Systems displays a 'Feature Disabled' error, the cause could be one of several things. * If you're trying to initiate Hitch Recognition, the front of the trailer may be below level. Push the “FRONT” button to raise the trailer to hitch height. * The touch pad power may not have been cycled between leveling operations. Turn the touch pad off and then back on to reset the system. * The zero point may not be set. Set the zero point.
What to do if Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems displays 'Jack Time Out' error?
If your Lippert Components Lifting Systems displays a 'Jack Time Out' error, it means the time limit for the requested auto operation has been exceeded. Check the disposition of the jacks.
What to do if Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems displays 'Out Of Stroke' error?
If your Lippert Components Lifting Systems displays an 'Out Of Stroke' error, it means the jack has reached its maximum stroke length and can't lift any further. Check the disposition of the jacks and/or relocate the trailer.
General| System Type | Automatic Hydraulic |
|---|---|
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Number of Jacks | 4 or 6 |
| Auto-Leveling | Yes |
| Manual Override | Yes |
| Power Source | 12V DC |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Installation Type | Frame-mounted |
Conditions and steps required before operating the leveling system.
Details on recommended hydraulic fluid type and usage.
Schedule and steps for routine system maintenance.
Guidance on choosing a suitable location for leveling.
Step-by-step instructions for automatic leveling.
Diagrams of leveling jacks, footpads, and associated components.
Diagrams of the hydraulic power unit and its key parts.
Diagrams of controller, touch pad, sensors, and harnesses.
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