Review of Lippert Replacement Top Cover For Electric Trailer Jack - LC285160 Video

Looking at the wiring schematic on the unit, it looks like the red would get connected to a 12v power source, the black wire would be grounded, and the brown/white wire would need to be connected to the furnace thermostat. For the 2 wires with the…

When it comes to checking your retract/extend functions not working it sounds like you may just need to swap some wiring on the back. I will attach picture of the wire swaps. It sounds funny but per the manfuacturer that does seem to help. If that…

To replace the Extend/Retract Switch for Lippert Electric Trailer Jack #LC49MD you'll just need to keep track of how the original was hooked up and replicate that. Unfortunately Lippert doesn't have a wiring diagram but we do have a photo we…

Lippert does not offer a replacement inner jack tube for their jack 1817941. When a jack is damaged in this way (which is more common than you want to know) it really is best to replace the entire jack for safety reasons. The outer tube on your jack…

For your Lippert Electric Trailer Jack 1817941, the correct bottom jack cover is the Replacement Bottom Jack Cover with Light Lens for Lippert Electric A-Frame Trailer Jacks #LC23UD. If you ever should need the top cover as well, you can use the…

I checked and found the manual for the Lippert Electric Trailer Jack #LC285318 and there was no mention of anything going in the hole beforehand to tighten them. I added a cut out of the manual for you which shows the parts for this jack, and it does…

The Bottom Jack Cover #LC23UD has four screws in it that hold the top to it. You'll need to remove those screws first and take the top #LC285160 off. Once the top is off you can then dismantle the bottom cover from the jack and slide it off. Once…

The screws use a Phillips head, and to reach the recessed screws on the underside, you'll need a #2 Phillips screwdriver with a with a shaft length of at least 6 inches.

I spoke to my contact at Lippert about wiring the toggle switches for the Lippert Electric Trailer Jack #LC285318. They stated that they don't have any schematics on this unfortunately but what we were able to do is snap a photo of the back of…

I have included a picture showing how the motor and switch wire up on the Lippert stabilizer jack #LC298707.

Yes, I confirmed with Lippert that the Replacement Top Cover for Lippert Components Electric Trailer Jack part #LC285160 will fit your Lippert 3,500 Lb Electric tongue Jack 1817941.

There are four screws that hold the lid part #LC285160 to the rest of the Lippert jack part #LC285318. If you check out the picture I attached you'll see the screw holes pointed out.