What Steps Does Replacement Step Control Module for Lippert Tread Lite Work On

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Must my steps be lippert if this # is correct? Steps keep moving on there own...does control module sound correct to replace?

asked by: Jim

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You will need specific steps from Lippert in order to use the Replacement Step Control Module for Lippert Components Tread Lite Powered RV Steps # LC334850.

This is a replacement part that is specific to Lippert Electric Tread Lite Steps so you will need to have one of the following step parts in order to use this, as we would not be able to verify its compatibility on any other steps. It will work with the following:

- Lippert Electric Tread Lite Step for RVs - Single - 24" Wide # LC353542

- Lippert Electric Tread Lite Step for RVs - Single - 30" Wide # LC353620

- Lippert Electric Tread Lite Step for RVs - Double - 24" Wide # LC353543

- Lippert Electric Tread Lite Step for RVs - Double - 30" Wide # LC353621

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

Hey Wendell, It sounds like you could have an issue with either the control module, or the motor of those steps. I would lean more towards the control module since that is what the system runs through. It is most likely sending incorrect signals…

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Answer 2

The Replacement Step Control Module #LC334850 is specifically designed for the Tread Lite steps. I'm not sure that necessarily makes it special but it does mean it is the only solution to replace your current 334850. I wish I could tell you the…

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Hello Glen, The Replacement Step Control Module for Lippert Tread Lite Powered RV Steps #LC334850 is a replacement control module specifically designed for Lippert Tread Lite electric RV steps. There is no “brake control motor” in the step system.…

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Answer 4

The best way to test this out is by applying 12V power to the motor directly so you can see if it operates correctly outside of the control module (see attached). If everything works properly when you've bypassed the control module then…

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Answer 5

The 334850 part number you mentioned refers to the Replacement Control Switch #LC334850. This particular unit replaces the control switch assembly for certain Lippert Tread Lite RV Steps ( #LC353542, #LC353543, #LC353620, or #LC353621).

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Answer 6

You will have to go with a sliding hitch to allow the trailer to make tight turns. For a trailer 8 feet wide the only bed length that's going to allow 90 degree turns without a slider is a stationary hitch. That being said you have two options.…

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If you check out the diagram I attached you will see how the steps should get wired up. What I would first do is verify that you have voltage in all of the right places on your steps to determine if the module needs to be replaced with the #LC301702.…

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Answer 8

It sounds like the brake solenoid on your Lippert Electric Tread Lite Step part #LC353542 is not functioning properly. There is a manual lever on the motor that can sometimes get flipped off which will then not allow the steps to stay extended. In…

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Answer 9

In order to choose the correct replacement magnetic door switch for a set of Kwikee steps you'll need to know what controller you have as well as the shape and color of the existing door switch. I have attached a few photos which go into detail…

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Answer 10

In order to test the motor on what I assume are set of Lippert Kwikee Electric Steps, you will first want to sever the yellow and red wires on the motor. Once you do this you will then need to obtain access to a 12 volt power source you know…

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Answer 11

If your Kwikee steps intermittently retract or extend and you're also hearing a clicking noise there could either be a missing a tooth (or teeth) on the gears, or it could also be the motor. It also could just be a wiring connection issue. I do…

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Answer 12

It could be an issue with the motor. If you can hear it running but nothing is moving, the best thing to do is to start by bench testing the motor. You can hook up to 12v and ground and the motor should run and turn. If you can hear it run but…

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