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Your leveling system is a microprocessor-controlled system. Proper and adequate
battery voltage and permanent chassis ground are essential.
Your system may be equipped with a manual override option. Refer to the proce-
dure for proper operation of this option. It is better to review this procedure prior
to its actual use.
If a jack comes out of the stowed position while traveling, the system panel will
automatically activate and return the jack to the stowed position.
Panel Indicator LED
If the LOW VOLTAGE, ENGAGE PARK BRAKE, IGNITION ON or
EXCESS SLOPE LEDs illuminate, you have an "error" condition that
must be corrected prior to operating the jacks.
Make sure suspension air bags have deployed after retracting jacks. Visu-
ally check front and rear wheel wells for clearance.
There are a total of ten (10) LED indicators on the Equalizer Keypad.
™ NOTE: During typical operation, the LEDs on the bottom left hand corner
of the keypad should NOT be illuminated. The only LED that should light is
the "OPERATING" LED, which should flash during operation.
POWER LED
JACK LED (4 each)
LOW VOLTAGE LED
ENGAGE PARK BRAKE LED
IGNITION ON LED
EXCESS SLOPE LED
For complete instructions, troubleshooting and safety information refer to the manufac-
turer's manual online at
installation-manuals/
Lippert Level UP® Motor Home Leveling System (if
so equipped)
Your recreation vehicle may be equipped with a 4-point automatic leveling system. The
control panel is typically located inside the entrance door or in an outside basement com-
partment.
ON Red when power is ON
OFF when power is OFF
FLASH every 5 sec. in Sleep Mode
ON Red when Jack(s) are deployed
OFF when jack(s) are stowed
OPERATING LED FLASHING Red w/Auto
Level or All Retract
OFF when keypad is idle or "sleeping"
ON Red when voltage is below 10.5 volts dc
OFF when voltage is above 10.5 volts dc
ON Red when park brake is not set
OFF when park brake is set
ON Red when ignition is in the ON position
OFF when ignition is OFF
ON Red following an Auto Level attempt, if
system cannot overcome slope
OFF when slope is not excessive
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