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How to Tell if Your Lippert EuroLoft Bed Lift Switch Is Bad  

Updated 06/23/2026 | Published 06/20/2026

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I’m looking into the lippert euroloft bed lift switch. I believe mine is bad but I cannot confirm it. Anyway you could help me confirm that’s the problem before I order the switch ?

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Expert Reply:

Hi Joshua,

I'd be happy to help you troubleshoot it before you spend money on a replacement. We do carry the Replacement Bed Lift Electric Switch Assembly part # LC86FC, which is the correct OEM replacement for Lippert EuroLoft bed lift systems that use the P2K lift mechanism, but I'd rather help confirm the switch is actually the problem first.

A faulty switch will often show up as the bed not responding when you press the buttons, only working intermittently, requiring extra pressure on the buttons, or having visible damage to the switch itself. However, similar symptoms can also be caused by power issues, wiring problems, the controller, or even the lift motor, so it's worth narrowing things down before ordering parts.

Can you tell me a little more about what the bed is doing right now? For example, does nothing happen at all when you press the switch, do you hear a clicking sound, does the bed move a little and stop, or is the operation intermittent?

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