Troubleshooting Guide for LCI Electronic Leveling Jacks

Introduction: Understanding LCI Electronic Leveling Jacks

Lippert Components, Inc. (LCI) manufactures electronic leveling jack systems that are commonly used in motorhomes and travel trailers to provide automatic and manual leveling. These systems ensure a stable and level RV, improving comfort and protecting appliances such as refrigerators, which require a level surface to function correctly.

Types of LCI Electronic Leveling Systems

LCI offers several electronic leveling jack systems for RVs, including:

1. LCI Automatic Leveling Systems
   • Lippert Ground Control 3.0 (Electric jacks, used on travel trailers & 5th wheels)
   • Lippert Ground Control TT (For travel trailers, uses front & rear jacks)
   • LCI 4-Point & 6-Point Hydraulic Leveling (Common in large 5th wheels & motorhomes)
   • LCI OneControl Touch Panel Leveling (Smart leveling via OneControl App)
2. LCI Manual Leveling Jacks
   • Lippert Power Tongue Jack (Used on travel trailers)
   • LCI Electric Stabilizer Jacks (Rear stabilizers for small trailers)

Why Use LCI Electronic Leveling Jacks?

Electronic leveling systems help automate the leveling process, making it easier to stabilize your RV. Benefits include:

✔️ Automatic one-touch leveling – No need to manually adjust each jack.

✔️ Prevents unnecessary stress on the frame – Reduces wear on tires, chassis, and slides.

✔️ Improves comfort inside the RV – Ensures floors, beds, and appliances are level.

✔️ Essential for refrigerator operation – Absorption fridges need to be level to function properly.

✔️ Enhances slide-out performance – Reduces risk of slide-out misalignment.

How to Operate LCI Electronic Leveling Jacks

1. Automatic Leveling (One-Touch System)

1. Turn on the control panel – Located inside the RV or in the exterior compartment.
2. Ensure the parking brake is engaged (motorhomes only).