Lippert 6 Point Level Up System

Why not ask the people that have had them fail and replaced them. I've never heard of one failing.

Mine was easy to replace. You don't do anything with the screws. There is a slot (at the top I think) that you put a straight-slot screwdriver into and push down (I think) to release a plastic tab. Then you pull forward on the entire touchpad and it comes out of the housing. There is a multi-pin connector on the back.

I had two fail in the first 16 months and Lippert replaced both for free even though one was out-of-warranty. My problems had to do with certain buttons becoming intermittent. Had to press them multiple times to get a response.

avvidclif1 wrote:
Why not ask the people that have had them fail and replaced them. I've never heard of one failing.

??? Looks to me like that is exactly what the OP did!

mine failed under warranty Dealer replaced it

Thought mine was going out so bought new one. Found that the circuit board behind the push button panel had somehow got off track. Removed the circuit board, just slips out behind a couple of tabs, put it back in. No more problems. Now I have an extra one.

Replaced my. It's very simple. Disscount your battery to be safe, remove the screws pull the old pad out and unplug it. Plug in the new pad and re-doing it. Re-connect your battery.

GACamper wrote:
Replaced my. It's very simple. Disscount your battery to be safe, remove the screws pull the old pad out and unplug it. Plug in the new pad and re-doing it. Re-connect your battery.

Did you have to recalibrate to level the system after ?

ford truck guy wrote:

GACamper wrote:
Replaced my. It's very simple. Disscount your battery to be safe, remove the screws pull the old pad out and unplug it. Plug in the new pad and re-doing it. Re-connect your battery.

Did you have to recalibrate to level the system after ?

No calibrating needed. Just unplug the old panel and plug the new one up. Very simple.