How to Wire the Lippert 421366 Replacement Tongue Jack for Use Without Lippert Ground Control System
Updated 03/23/2020 | Published 03/21/2020
Question:
Hello I just purchased a lc421366. I’m trying to use it just as a jack without the leveling system, would you be able to help me with a wiring diagram as the jack does not work using just the red power supply wire and ground.
asked by: Joe F
Expert Reply:
You can use the Replacement Tongue Jack for Lippert Ground Control TT Leveling System # LC421366 as a jack and it sounds like you might be testing the function without it attached to the trailer, which is why it's not working. This unit does not have a ground wire since it grounds through the trailer frame, so you will need to install it on the trailer to achieve a ground connection.
From there, you will just connect the red wire with the fuse to your battery and it will operate normally. I confirmed this with my tech contact at Lippert to be sure and this would be the correct way to get your new jack up and running.
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