To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if I see a 'Low Voltage' error on my Lippert Controller?
If you see a 'Low Voltage' error on your Lippert Controller, it means the battery voltage has dropped below 10.8V. Check the wiring for any damage and repair or replace as needed. Also, test the battery voltage under load and either charge or replace the battery.
What to do if my Lippert Controller shows an 'Out Of Stroke' error?
An 'Out Of Stroke' error on your Lippert Controller means that the jack has reached its maximum stroke length and cannot lift any further, or that there is an unexpectedly high amp current stall. Check the position of the jacks and relocate the trailer if necessary. You should also check the jacks in manual mode or perform a manual override procedure. Inspect for bent or damaged jacks and repair or replace any damaged components.
Why does my Lippert Controller show an 'Auto Level Fail' error?
If the Lippert Controller displays an 'Auto Level Fail' error, it could be due to uneven ground or an incorrectly set zero point. Check the position of the jacks and relocate the trailer to more level ground. You may also need to reset the zero point.
How to fix a 'Comm Error' on a Lippert Controller?
A 'Comm Error' on the Lippert Controller indicates that communication between the controller and the touch pad has been lost. Check the harness for proper connections and any signs of damage, and replace if necessary.
What does the error 'LF Jack RF Jack LM Jack RM Jack LR Jack RR Jack' mean on my Lippert Controller?
This error on your Lippert Controller indicates a problem with a specific jack (left front, right front, left middle, right middle, left rear, right rear) due to a hall signal issue or an open or short circuit between the controller and the motor. Check the harness connections at the controller and at the jack. Inspect the harness for any damage. Also, check the fuses at the controller. Repair or replace components as needed.
What to do if the Lippert Controller displays a 'Feature Disabled' error?
A 'Feature Disabled' error on your Lippert Controller can occur for several reasons. It may happen if the front of the trailer is below level when starting the Auto Level process (especially when trying to initiate Hitch Recognition). To resolve this, use manual mode on the touch pad to retract the rear jacks (including the middle, if equipped) and set the landing gear (front jacks) to hitch height. Another cause could be that the touch pad power wasn't cycled between consecutive leveling operations; turn the touch pad off and then back on to reset the system. Finally, ensure that the zero point has been set.
Why am I getting an 'Excess Angle' error on my Lippert Controller?
An 'Excess Angle' error on your Lippert Controller can occur if the controller is not properly secured or if an excessive angle is reached during auto or manual operation. Check and secure the controller placement. If the error occurs during operation, relocate the trailer.
What causes a 'Jack Time Out' error on a Lippert Controller?
A 'Jack Time Out' error on your Lippert Controller indicates that the time limit has been exceeded for the requested auto operation. Check the position of the jacks.
What does 'External Sensor' error mean on my Lippert Controller?
An 'External Sensor' error on your Lippert Controller indicates a bad connection or wiring issue from the controller to the rear sensor. Replace or repair the connection to the rear remote sensor.
What does it mean when my Lippert Controller displays a 'Hall Effect Short' error?
A 'Hall Effect Short' error on your Lippert Controller indicates a short circuit has been detected in one of the hall effect circuits. Test for a short and repair or replace the affected components.
General| Type | Automatic Leveling System |
|---|---|
| Power Source | 12V DC |
| Material | Steel |
| Number of Jacks | 4 |
| Control | Wireless Remote Control |
| Features | Manual Override |
| Leveling Time | Under 3 minutes |
| Warranty | 1 Year Limited Warranty |
Step-by-step process of how the auto-leveling feature operates.
How to manually operate jacks using override procedures.
Procedure for manually overriding jacks via the motor's top port.
