Replacement Control Panel for Power Gear 500210 Leveling System of RV

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Ford replaced battery and connected it positive to positive. Blow my fuses on the back of my power gear 500210 leveling system. Mechanic says power to the unit . No power coming out. So I changed the small button fuses on the back . Still not working. Can you help ? Three fuses say f 1.6 A and two say F 3.15 A

asked by: Tancy D

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Sounds like the control panel was fried when the dealer messed up the wiring. Only solution will be an all new control panel with the part # LC359259 which we have confirmed fits the now discontinued Power Gear 500210 leveling system.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Replacement Key Pad Control Unit for Power Gear Powered RV Leveling System #LC82FR is a plug-and-play style controller with three separate connections in the back of the key pad (pictured below). It has a screw on each side to mount it into the…

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Answer 2

To upgrade from your 500210 Power Gear Touch Pad you will in fact need the Replacement Lippert Components Power Gear Manual Leveling Control Kit #LC359259, which comes with a new touch pad, 8-pin harness and 6-pin harness. A 4-pin harness will not…

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Answer 3

I believe you meant to type that your touch pad was part number 500210 which the Replacement Key Pad Control Unit for Power Gear Powered RV Leveling System #LC82FR is a correct replacement for.

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Answer 4

Yes, The Replacement Key Pad Control Unit for Power Gear Powered RV Leveling System #LC82FR is the correct key pad control unit you will need per Lippert for your 1998 Chevy Southwind Storm Motorhome using the 500210 Milwaukee cylinder board. I…

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Answer 5

I found an old wiring diagram for your now discontinued Power Gear 500210 control panel and it really helps show how things are supposed to work. There is a red wire running to the three jacks, the dump valve, and the float valve from the solenoid.…

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Answer 6

I reached out to my contact at Lippert and he said that it sounds like you have an older Power Gear Manual Leveling kit that had the ground running from the solenoid to the control board. This new kit, part #LC359259, can be used as a replacement…

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Answer 7

I reached out to my contact at Lippert and he said that both the Keypad 500456 and the 500457 module are obsolete but the Replacement Components Kit #LC359259 will work perfectly to replace both components. This will get your system back up and…

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Answer 8

I believe you will need the Replacement Lippert Power Gear Manual Leveling Control Kit #LC359259 for your 1996 Fleetwood Discovery. You will need to remove the control panel to determine if you have the old style wiring connection or the new style…

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Answer 9

The Replacement Lippert Power Gear Manual Leveling Control Kit #LC359259 does replace the control panel/touch pad for a Power Gear manual leveling system. So if you have the Power Gear system, then yes the #LC359259 will take the place of your…

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Answer 10

According to Lippert, all of the parts in the kit should be used. There are, however, some wiring changes that have been made at the pump assembly for the system to operate. The 6-pin wiring harness that you are referencing plugs into the back of…

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Answer 11

The Replacement Lippert Power Gear Manual Leveling Control Kit part #LC359259 although compatible does not offer plug-in-play installation with some of the older Power Gear leveling systems. Therefore, modifications to the wiring will be needed. I…

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Answer 12

What you have is an older design, but we have checked with Lippert in the past and they have told us that the #LC359259 does work as a replacement for the module you have now and will upgrade it to the current design.

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