Rev: 06.30.22
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Maintenance
The bed lift system requires very little maintenance. The chains are pre-lubricated and nickel-plated to
prevent corrosion. All bearings are sealed and all parts are either plated or finished with a durable powder-
coat finish.
The only required maintenance involves keeping the mechanisms clean and free of debris. When cleaning
the trailer after use, inspect the vertical trolley channels for dirt or debris and clean as necessary. After
cleaning, a light application of dry silicone spray on the inner sides of the trolley channels will improve
performance and reduce noise and required amperage draw.
Troubleshooting
What Is Happening?
Why?
What Should Be Done?
Bed(s) will not move
either up or down
when switch is pressed.
No or insufficient power to
operate the bed(s).
Make certain trailer batteries are adequately
charged, connect to shore power or a generator.
Faulty control module.
Replace module.
Faulty UP/DOWN switch.
Replace switch.
Defective motor.
Contact Lippert Customer Service.
Bed travels in only
one direction.
Defective limit switch.
Replace limit switch.
Faulty control module.
Replace module.
Faulty UP/DOWN switch.
Replace switch.
Faulty brake.
Set manual brake release lever on motor to
the "OFF" position. If the bed(s) move, replace
the faulty brake.
Bed lowers, but stops
part way going up.
Insufficient power to bed.
Make certain trailer batteries are adequately
charged, connect to shore power or a generator.
Defective motor/brake assembly.
Contact Lippert Customer Service.
Bed does not stay level;
side-to-side or front-to-
back.
Broken or loose timing shaft.
Contact Lippert Customer Service.
Broken chain sprocket.
Contact Lippert Customer Service.
When lowered, bed
fails to stop at preset
stop point.
Motor brake not engaging.
Contact Lippert Customer Service.
Defective limit switch.
Replace limit switch.
When raised, bed fails to
stop at preset stop point.
Defect or damaged limit
switch.
Replace limit switch.
Upper bunk (two-bed
system) does not
lower smoothly.
Sticky bed carrier.
Spray a small amount of dry silicone
lubricant into the rails.
Bed(s) are drifting
down.
Brake lever is off
Reset the brake lever.
Motor failures are extremely rare and motors are expensive. If uncertain of failure, contact Lippert customer
