No power to leveling control system

[Stephen.Rose]

I am getting no power to leveling control system. I have power everywhere else, no breakers are tripped and no fuses appear to be blown. Need help quick, I we are schedule to hook up on Thursday. How do I get the the legs up without power to box?

[theclarks]

Dumb question here, but have you checked the disconnect switch, I've bumped mine a time or 2. . . .

[Jerryr]

Assuming you have a Ground Control 3 you can manually crank them up if need be. See page 16 of manual link
https://www.lci1.com/assets/content/...ket_Manual.pdf

There should be a breaker that supplies power to the unit. Schematic is also in the link abound.


Jerry

[BabyBober]

There is a fuse inline on the leveling system in the front compartment that is not part of the fuse panel.

[Jerryr]

Dumb question here, but have you checked the disconnect switch, I've bumped mine a time or 2. . . .

My battery disconnect switch does not disconnect the landing gear system.

[theclarks]

My battery disconnect switch does not disconnect the landing gear system.

Sorry, went back and read the OP, completely missed "I have power everywhere else". . . . .

[Luv2Ski]

OP didn’t say what model he has. Most 5-er units have a self resetting breaker mounted on the rear bulkhead of the front generator compartment behind a black plastic cover. Just follow the red battery wire to locate it. These breakers are not to be confused with the indoor breaker/fuse panel. On our Momentum, the 12v to the hydraulic system relay/pump and to the level sensor box is tapped off between the battery and the master switch. Here’s a pic of our bank of self resetting breakers (as they came from the factory) with the cover removed. It’s from another unrelated thread.

Attachment 7515

I’m assuming you have a LCI LevelUp system. I can’t be of much help if you don’t. First check the little inline fuse that I labeled as going to the LevelUp control panel (if present). Is your control panel powered up? If so, check the electrics on the hydraulic assembly as follows:

One of the unlabeled heavy gauge wires on the left side of the breakers goes up to to the hydraulic system. If there’s no 12v on it then the breaker may be open. The breaker itself could be bad or perhaps something in the hydraulic system relay/solenoid valves/pump motor assembly could be shorted. If you find 12v here, then perhaps the pump motor has failed or the level sensor box (mine is mounted on the rear bulkhead) is bad.

[Stephen.Rose]

Yes, I have levelup system, unit is 376TH, Thanks for the pointers, I will check it out today.

[Stephen.Rose]

Thanks for the inputs, swapped in-line fuse and we are back on line, ready to head south this weekend.

[Luv2Ski]

Thanks for the inputs, swapped in-line fuse and we are back on line, ready to head south this weekend.

Glad it worked out for you. Happy trails!