What does 'INTERNAL SENSOR' mean on Lippert Components Level-Up?
If your Lippert Components Lifting Systems displays 'INTERNAL SENSOR', it indicates there is a problem with the internal sensor. The suggested solution is to replace the controller.
How to fix 'EXTERNAL SENSOR' error on Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems?
If your Lippert Components Lifting Systems displays 'EXTERNAL SENSOR', it indicates a bad connection or wiring from the controller to the sensor. To resolve this, replace or repair the connection to the rear remote sensor.
What does 'PANIC STOP FUNCTION ABORTED' mean on Lippert Components Level-Up?
The 'PANIC STOP FUNCTION ABORTED' message on your Lippert Components Lifting Systems means that a button on the touchpad was pressed during an automatic operation. To resolve this, restart the automatic operation and refrain from pressing any buttons on the touchpad.
What to do if alarm sounds and “jacks down” light starts flashing while traveling in Lippert Components Level-Up Lifting Systems?
If the alarm sounds and the “jacks down” light starts flashing while traveling, even though the jacks are fully retracted, there are two possible 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 the switch.
What to do if Lippert Components Level-Up touch pad turns on but turns off when leg button is pushed or displays “low voltage”?
If the touch pad turns on but then turns off when the leg button is pushed, or if it displays “low voltage”, the cause is likely low voltage on the battery. To resolve this, start the coach to charge the battery.
Why Lippert Components Lifting Systems jacks will not extend to ground, even when the pump is running?
If the jacks will not extend to the ground, even though the pump is running, there could be several reasons: 1. There might be little or no fluid in the reservoir. If this is the case, add fluid as recommended. 2. A valve could be inoperative. Try to clean, repair, or replace the valve. 3. The electronic signal might be lost between the controller and the solenoid. Check the wires for voltage drop or loss of signal to the valves, and repair or replace any necessary wires, or replace the control pad.
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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