Troubleshooting RV Steps Being Down When they Should Be up After the Installation of a new Motor
Updated 02/25/2022 | Published 02/24/2022
Question:
Installer new unit but stairs are down when they should be up help??
asked by: Bob
Expert Reply:
The most common reason that your steps may be going the opposite way they should after installing the Replacement Lippert Components 5:1 Gearbox With Motor for RV Steps # LC62FR is due to the actuating arm being in the wrong position during installation.
I have included a video on the installation of the Replacement Lippert Components 5:1 Gearbox With Motor for RV Steps # LC62FR, at about the 3:05 mark he touches on the positioning of the arm for installation.
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Replacement Lippert Components 5:1 Gearbox With Motor for RV Steps - Link Assembly "A"
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