Replacement Landing Gear Switch for Forest River XLR Boost 5th Wheel Trailer

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I have a 2023 Forest River XLR Boost 5th wheel toy hauler, the landing gear switch broke, the number on the switch is AT141-134 NO.CH-18001017, what replacement switch do I need. Thanks

asked by: Mike G

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The correct replacement landing gear switch for your trailer is the Lippert Ignition Proof 5th Wheel RV Landing Gear Switch part # LC145236, you'll just simply cut the wires from the old switch and attach the new one with butt connectors like part # DW05745-5.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Replacement Landing Gear Switch Forest River XLR Boost 5th Wheel Trailer
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

When a trailer jack has to do more work it will draw more power. If it draws excessive power then the fuse will blow. Something is causing the motor to draw excessive power. If the weight of the trailer has not changed then it could be a wiring…

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Answer 3

The good thing is that the switches are pretty much universal. For your 2021 Forest River XLR Boost 5W Toy Hauler, I recommend replacing your switch with the Replacement Switch for Stromberg Carlson Electric Landing Gear Item #LG-145236. If you have…

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If you are using either the Lippert Components Landing Gear Switch #LC145236 or the Stromberg Carlson Landing Gear Switch #LG-145236 you will connect the red wire without the fuse along with the longer black wire to the red and black wires on your…

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Answer 6

If you still continue to blow a fuse on your lading gear legs even with a new motor then that would lead me to believe you have an issue with the wiring or switch. Therefore, I recommend you trace the wires from the motor to the switch and then from…

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Answer 7

Most Lippert landing gear systems just have one fuse so I don't think you will find another one in the system. The fact that you replaced the blown fuse and it still did not operate points to a few issues that could be going on. First, make sure…

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Answer 8

I contacted Lippert and their guidance for testing the Lippert Components Ignition Proof 5th Wheel RV Landing Gear Switch w/Harness #LC145236 is to use a voltmeter to verify power is getting to the motor. Test for power both before and after the…

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Answer 9

While the specific Atwood switch you are in need of is no longer around since Atwood stopped offering it you can use the part #LG-145236 that you referenced as the switch setups are fairly universal in how they function.

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

We went ahead and looked up the information regarding your Kedu HY60D switch. For a compatible switch that will work, I recommend the Mini Momentary Switch - On/Off/On - DPDT #37213445. This particular switch has a cutout dimension of 0.745 inch tall…

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Answer 12

I recommend the heavy-duty 6500-lbTuson motor, part #LC196308 for your landing gear. This motor is easy to install and requires no assembly. The Tuson High Speed 5th Wheel RV Landing Gear Motor, part #LC141893 has a weight capacity of 5,000-lbs.

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