Expert Answers about Damon

• Lippert Motorized Hydraulic Leveling System Controls Work The Wrong Jacks On a 2007 Daymon Daybreak
• It sounds like the wiring was changed going into the solenoids at the hydraulic pump on your 2007 Damon Daybreak. I would check these connectors as it sounds like they were mixed up if the unit was swapped out. This would explain why your jack positions are all off and why the auto level fails when you try to use it. The system sends power to one jack and when a different jack lifts the camper the internal sensors read an error.
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• Troubleshooting A Non-Working Leveling System On A 2009 Damon Challenger 377 Motorhome
• Typically when the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Electric 5th Wheel RV Leveling System # LC358590 is malfunctioning it just needs a Zero Point Calibration Reset. It sounds to me like you may have already done this though so the next step is to check the power and ground to ensure that the system has what it needs to properly function. When I spoke to Lippert in the past their tech stated that the system requires 12.75v to properly operate. I recommend checking the controller with a multimeter...
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• Troubleshooting/Replacement Slide Out Motor on Motorhome
• Before replacing the motor, you'll want to make sure its receiving a full 12V and it's properly grounded. Those motors work hard, and if they're not getting full power because of a supply or ground power, they aren't going to work right. The # LC386322 replacement motor assembly replaces the Kwikee assembly motor numbers 387738 and 386322. The other motor you'd looked at, part # LC138449 replaces a Klauber D-300 Slide-Out Motor. For a replacement, the best way to specify the correct replacement...
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• Atwood LP Gas and Carbon Monoxide Detector Indicator Lights Flashing Red and Yellow
• You will most likely need to replace your Atwood carbon monoxide/LP gas detector # AT36681. It has a 7-year lifespan and if it has been in service longer than that it may not function properly. There are several things that the flashing lights could indicate: Power visual indicator flashing means the detector's power supply voltage is too high or too low. Carbon Monoxide indicator flashing means the CO alarm is disabled because the alarm is resetting or stabilizing OR the unit has gone...
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