Replacement door switch for 2007 Forest River Georgetown Class A Motorhome

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We recently purchased a 2007 Forest River Georgetown Class A and the electric steps have stopped working. They are in the open position and stuck there. My husband replaced both the motor and the module, they still dont work. Guessing now its the magnetic door switch? Can you give me any guidance in the part we need to purchase??

asked by: Judy

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The Lippert Components Kwikee Step Switch Magnet (1812971) # LC369299 is most likely what you need. I recommend the Lippert Components Kwikee Step 1 SWITCH PACK W/POWER SWITCH N/O (905325000) # LC369311 to give you the on/off switch as well in case you want to utilize that option.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

According to Lippert, the correct replacement for your 9010000464 model Kwikee Revolution Steps is the Replacement Steps, Motor, and Control for Kwikee RV Electric Steps - Revolution Series #LC3725791. If you want the complete assembly with the…

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Answer 2

I'm sorry to hear about your steps and I did check with the manufacturer, Lippert, and the Coachsteps like your 168367 are no longer in production, so the frames by themselves are not available. So you would need a new step assembly, and I was…

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To go to a Kwikee Series 42 style step you would need the part #LC372779 which comes with everything but the switch kit which we offer separately with the part #LC369311. There isn't any adapter type solution based on what you have now that would…

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Answer 4

For the replacement gear you will use the Replacement Entry Step Gear for Lippert Kwikee 25 and 26 Series Triple Steps #LC369354. I believe the shear pin you are referring to is a part of the gear itself. The motor is #LC369506 which comes with the…

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If the manufacturer of your steps is Lippert Components or Stromberg Carlson then the Replacement Door Switch for Lippert Electric Coach Step, Item #LC301694, is what you need. Lippert Components and Stromberg Carlson manufacture most of the OEM…

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Answer 6

This is a fairly common occurrence for motorhomes that are wired to work with a normally open circuit and the steps being used are designed to work with a closed circuit. To fix this issue, you'd just need to swap out your door magnet with the…

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The correct replacement control for your 1510000140 step control is the Replacement Control Unit for Kwikee #LC363985. Since most of your functions seem to be working correctly, I would start by checking the 4-way connector before replacing the…

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Answer 8

The easiest way to get the step and switch kit you are wanting is with the part #LC3747453 would work on your 2019 Ford E-450 to provide it with a single step that is retractable.

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Answer 9

That's exactly why you need to use electric steps like what we see with the Kwikee Series 42 #LC372779 steps. Class A motorhomes just have that one entrance which would make it too difficult to utilize a pull down step like the Lippert SolidStep…

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Answer 10

We've checked in the past and Lippert/Coachstep no longer offers just the step frame you are needing for your 168367. So you would need a new step assembly, and I was able to find the correct replacement for your 168367 steps: - Replacement…

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Answer 11

You have an older version of the Kwikee 39 Series RV step which used the type of plunger switch you described that is no longer available but you can use the part #LC379407 that you referenced.

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Answer 12

The correct replacement control module for your Kwikee Series 32 Steps is the Lippert Components Kwikee Control Unit part #LC379606. The door switch kit you'd need then is the part #LC369311.

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