Ignition Override Feature Not Working On Coach Single Step

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My single Coach Step work fine except the ignition over ride feature. At the 4 wire connector I measure 13 volt plus on the yellow wire with ignition on. Zero with ignition off. With the step extended, at the 2 wire connector I get zero voltage with ignition on or off! Does this mean the control module is faulty or is there some other possibility. Thank you!

asked by: Keith

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If you have 13 volts on the yellow wire when the ignition is running and your ignition override feature is not working then the issue is going to be a faulty control module. I called my contact at Lippert to confirm and they as well indicated a faulty control module. The correct replacement control module for your Coach Single Step is the Replacement Control Module for Lippert Electric Coach Step part # LC301702.

I have attached the troubleshooting flowchart for you as well but you will need to replace the control module in order to get back the ignition override.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

For the SCS Frigette Coach 733-0001 the motor replacement you mentioned is correct. For a replacement motor you would want the part #LC301695. You might make sure that the step isn't damaged mechanically too. If the linkage or steps are bent in…

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The replacement motor you'd need is the part #LC301695 and you'd be set.

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For your SCS/Frigette Coach Step 733-0001 the correct replacement module is the part #LC301702.

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Answer 4

It could be that your motor is going bad but it could also be that you have a bad ground. I recommend checking your wiring connections (including your ground) to make sure nothing is damaged and that everything is in good working order. If everything…

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Answer 5

The Replacement Control Module for Lippert Electric Coach Step #LC301702 is the correct fit for your Lippert Coach step. The long green wire with the ring terminal is your ground and will be attached bare metal to metal on our coach frame. The short…

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The correct replacement control model for the SCS/Frigette Coach Step Controller part 202-3230 is the Replacement Control Module for Lippert Electric Coach Step part #LC301702.

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 12

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