How to Clear Out-of-Stroke Error Message on Lippert Ground Control System LC358590

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How do I reset the jack that is causing the problem

asked by: Ed

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If you get the Out of Stroke error message on the Lippert Ground Control system, such as # LC358590, then that indicates that the jack has extended as far as it will go and cannot go any further.

To clear the error you can extend all of the jacks in the system at least 6 inches. Then press and hold the retract button until the jacks start to retract. All of the jacks should fully retract and the error should be cleared.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

I spoke to the Manufacturer and this is a common problem when a wire is grounding out or there is a connection failure. If you follow the wires on your jacks part #LC358590 back to the battery and there is no bare wire, it's possible the main…

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Answer 2

I was able to find the service manual for the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 #LC358590 and found in that where Lippert recommends if the jacks are down for extended periods, it is recommended to spray exposed leveling jack tubes with lubricant every 3…

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Answer 3

It sounds like you need to re-calibrate the zero point on your Lippert Ground Control 3.0 #LC304136 system. Below I've listed out the steps you'll need to follow and will allow you to use the auto leveling again. Zero Point Calibration The…

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Answer 4

There are a couple potential reasons why the back Lippert Power Jack #LC298707 on your trailer won't extend or retract even with the motor running. It's possible that it may have been over-extended or something internally has been stripped or…

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Answer 5

In order to recommend a replacement gearbox, I'd need to know the manufacturer and model number of your existing landing gear. I'd try operating that leg independently of the gear box if possible, which will confirm the gear box as the…

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Answer 6

The "Out of Stroke" error on the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Electric 5th Wheel RV Leveling System - 4-Point Set #LC358590 and 6-Point Set #LC675817 means that they have reached the max height, can no longer lift so you need to relocate your…

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Answer 7

The left front jack error code ("LF) you are getting on your Lippert Ground Control System like #LC675817 can be triggered by a few different things. The first, which it seems you may have already ruled out, is that the system is for whatever…

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Answer 8

Yes, I do have an idea regarding the Out of Stroke issue you are seeing on the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 #LC675817. According to the instruction manual, the issue is likely a bent or damaged jack (or jacks), especially since you have already done…

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Answer 9

I spoke with my contact at Lippert and he informed me that the lights flashing indicate the low point of the coach and that if you perform a zero point calibration you will correct that. In the service manual you will need to follow the instructions…

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Answer 10

The Lippert Landing Gear Leg model LCI PN241846 on your landing gear system refers to the Lippert Heavy Duty Landing Gear Master Leg #LC241846. For a repair kit that will work nicely with this leg, you can use the Lippert Lead Leg Repair Kit…

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Answer 11

The 241845 actually comes back to the Replacement Heavy-Duty Landing Gear Jack Leg #LC241845 which is the replacement leg for the Ground Control 2.0 which does not have a gear repair kit available so you would need to replace the leg with a new…

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Answer 12

To prevent theft of your Portable Power Watchdog Surge Protector with Bluetooth #HU97FR you can run the Master Lock Python Cable Lock #8419DPF through the metal holder on the cable (pictured below) and around the power pedestal.

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