How Does Replacement New-Style Linc Analog Remote Pair to Transmitter

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How to sync transmitter to receiver. First question is which receiver? What momentary push button?

asked by: Leonard A

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I attached a picture that I took from the install instructions for the Replacement New-Style Linc Analog Remote # LC292614 which you referenced. The syncing process is outlined there.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The momentary push button is actually not on the remote part #LC292614 that you referenced. It's on the receiver of the LINC system. I reread the instructions a few times till I caught that too so I understand the confusion! Normally the…

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Answer 2

A separate owner's manual is not included with the Lippert Replacement New-Style Linc Analog Remote #LC292614, however I have attached a couple images of the instructions that I was able to track down. This will walk you through how to sync…

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Answer 3

In order to sync the Linc Analog Remote part #LC292614 you will want to follow the steps I have listed for you below: 1) Press and hold the momentary push button on the receiver. 2) Press “Light” (A) button on the transmitter until relay on…

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Answer 4

I spoke to my contact at Lippert and they informed me that if the Replacement New-Style Linc Analog Remote part #LC292614 drains the 2 AAA batteries in only a few days then there is an internal short and it will need to be replaced. This remote…

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Answer 5

The battery of the remote that comes with the #LC358601 is a Lithium-ion battery that is not replaceable. Since yours won't hold a charge only option is to replace it with the #LC358601. On the Lippert Ground Control leveling system using remote…

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Answer 6

To replace the batteries on the Lippert Linc Analog Remote #LC292614 you do need to first remove the two screws on the back of the unit. Once they are removed the two halves of the remote will likely still be pretty tight against each other so you…

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Answer 7

The Replacement Control Module for Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Leveling System #LC85ED is part of the Ground Control system that does have a wireless remote compatible with it like the part #LC358601. It is not a BlueTooth connection though.

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Answer 8

Based on your description it sounds like you have the Replacement New-Style Linc Analog Remote - 5 Function #LC292614. In order to sync this remote you need to start by pressing and holding the momentary push button on the receiver. Next, press the…

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Answer 9

The replacement remote part #LC292614 can pretty easily work with your Keystone Montana as a replacement for your lost one but you will need to program it. I attached a picture that I took from the install instructions for the Replacement New-Style…

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Answer 10

Is your remote the part #LC292614? I attached a picture that I took from the install instructions for the Replacement New-Style Linc Analog Remote #LC292614 which you referenced. The syncing process is outlined there.

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Answer 11

Lippert does have a remote that allows control of the slide outs as part #LC292614 but the part #LC358601 is for a system that does not control slide outs.

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Answer 12

We get this question a lot. The momentary push button on your Lippert LINC system that you need to press to program the Remote Control #LC292614 is not on the remote, but rather on the LINC receiver box which is usually located near the generator.…

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