How to Wire the Toggle Switches on the Lippert Electric Trailer Jack LC285318

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I replaced the bottom portion of the jack and had disconnected the wiring to do so... cant remember the wiring setup to the toggle switches. Couldnt find a color pix on line and the schematic online is not helping..

asked by: Daniel J

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I spoke to my contact at Lippert about wiring the toggle switches for the Lippert Electric Trailer Jack # LC285318. They stated that they don't have any schematics on this unfortunately but what we were able to do is snap a photo of the back of the switch panel. Let me know if this helps.

expert reply by: Conner L

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How to Wire the Toggle Switches on the Lippert Electric Trailer Jack LC285318

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