How To Replace The Bottom Cover Of The Lippert Electric Trailer Jack # LC285318
Updated 08/05/2022 | Published 08/04/2022 >
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I purchased the Bottom Jack Cover with Light Lens # LC23UD. Now that I have it, I dont know how to remove the old broken part and replace it with the new part.
asked by: Mike R
Expert Reply:
The Bottom Jack Cover # LC23UD has four screws in it that hold the top to it. You'll need to remove those screws first and take the top # LC285160 off. Once the top is off you can then dismantle the bottom cover from the jack and slide it off. Once it's off you'll just complete this process in reverse order with the new bottom cover and your Lippert Electric Trailer Jack # LC285318 will be good to go.
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