Typically when it comes to breaking in a new self-adjusting assembly like the # AKEBRK-35R-SA the issue is weak braking and not too much braking or overheating. The breaking in process allows the brake shoes and magnet to seat into the drum. I would start by double checking the castle nut and make sure it is not overtightened. Hand tighten it and then back it off slightly.
The other possibility is that your new brake assembly is doing all of the braking, hence the additional heat. It is... view full answer...
The fuses for the legs of the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Leveling System # LC358590 are located on the control module # LC304136. You can test/replace the fuses here to restore power to the legs. I will also say that the system as a whole requires 12.75 volts to properly operate so you could also be having an issue because the battery is a bit low. view full answer...
If a fault is showing only on the left front jack of your Lippert Ground Control 3.0 # LC358590 even after switching the left and right jacks and resetting the system, then you'll want to check the corresponding connector and fuse on the control module. If those look good then that sounds like you need to replace the control module with part # LC304136.
If you didn't try resetting your system after switching those connectors then I recommend trying that before you purchase a new part.... view full answer...
If you are wanting to retract the front landing gear jacks all the way you should support the front of your 2021 Grand Design Reflection by either reconnecting to your truck or using some sort of stands for the camper to sit on.
You will only have to manually raise the jack cylinder that has reached its stroke limit with the control pad and then clear the code.
To clear an error code from the touch pad, repair or otherwise correct the issue, then press “ENTER.” If the error is still... view full answer...
It looks like you have the MaxxAir MaxxFan Plus Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan - Powered Lift - 4 Speed - White # MA00-04751KSX. The unit sounds like it is malfunctioning and this could be due to the rain sensor # MA34FR. It sounds to me like the sensor is seeing moisture whether there or not and keeping the power lid from opening. I recommend unplugging the rain sensor and seeing if all the other functions work. If so, then simply replace that sensor. If the other features still do not work,... view full answer...
Let's differenciate between whistling, whining, or humming. The regulator has a diaphragm that oscillates and can make what is called a humming noise, and that is normal operation.. If you have whistling, then read on.
There are several possibilities related to a whistling noise when using propane. Let's start with safety. If you smell gas or hear a hissing noise around your tanks or lines you may have a leak and need to use some soapy water on all parts and joints to see if it bubbles... view full answer...
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