Lippert Stabilizer controller question

[jdux999]

Hello All. I have a 2021 Reflection 260RD and I'm having a problem with my front right stabilizer. The last time I had my RV out, the stabilizer wouldn't rise or lower (most of the time). I did get it to raise after it sat for about a half hour. I replaced the 30 amp fuse just in case that was an issue. I checked my battery and it was down to 12.6 volts. The dealer said that may be the issue (even though 3 of the 4 stabilizers work ok???) Any thoughts on that? I'll charge it tomorrow but I don't know if that's going to fix anything.
When I looked at the Controller I noticed a thin black wire that's just dangling, not connected to anything - the arrow points to it in the attached photo. Any thoughts on what that wire is? The black and red are power and ground.

[MoonShadow_1911]

Hello All. I have a 2021 Reflection 260RD and I'm having a problem with my front right stabilizer. The last time I had my RV out, the stabilizer wouldn't rise or lower (most of the time). I did get it to raise after it sat for about a half hour. I replaced the 30 amp fuse just in case that was an issue. I checked my battery and it was down to 12.6 volts. The dealer said that may be the issue (even though 3 of the 4 stabilizers work ok???) Any thoughts on that? I'll charge it tomorrow but I don't know if that's going to fix anything.
When I looked at the Controller I noticed a thin black wire that's just dangling, not connected to anything - the arrow points to it in the attached photo. Any thoughts on what that wire is? The black and red are power and ground.

Can you tell what the other end is connected to? If it's connected to the frame, then it might have gotten cut? You might have to get a decent flashlight and start looking around trying to find the other end.

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[jdux999]

Thanks MoonShadow. It's hard to see in the photo but it goes into the Controller box, just below the Power/Ground wires.

[MoonShadow_1911]

Thanks MoonShadow. It's hard to see in the photo but it goes into the Controller box, just below the Power/Ground wires.

Okay, you might have to take the cover off and trace it, unless you can see where it connects. Most likely it's a ground wire, so you are going to be looking for either the other half of the wire if it was cut, or a crimp connector that is screwed to the frame somewhere with no wire going to it, within reach of that wire.

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[geotex1]

Just the antenna for the One Control. The voltage is borderline. Check the connections at the jack to make sure they're firmly seated. You can always lower and raise them manually with a 3/8" ratchet in a pinch.

[SSROSS]

I had the same thing happen to me when I first got my rig, it turned out to be the connector at the jack. It wasn’t pushed together firmly, I unplugged it and replugged it together and it has worked ever since.

[jdux999]

Thanks for the information. This is our first RV with stabilizers. Can you tell me where the "connectors" that may not be seated correctly are located? Thanks again.

[MoonShadow_1911]

Just the antenna for the One Control. The voltage is borderline. Check the connections at the jack to make sure they're firmly seated. You can always lower and raise them manually with a 3/8" ratchet in a pinch.

Okay, I admit it, I possibly over thought/engineered it. Thanks!

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[SSROSS]

They are located near the top of each jack, it was my right rear that was acting up. I had to crawl under the rig to access it and found it not plugged together very well.

[coastn]

Left rear on mine last year right after bringing home new. Stuck in down position in my driveway ready to leave for a trip. Mobile tech came at 9 PM and found the same situation as SSROSS had. Connector at top of strut not clicked together fully and dirty. Cleaned out, clicked together fully and flawless ever since. Puzzled as to how it went down in the first place. Guess just enough of a connection that later failed. $300 lesson learned that I should have checked in in the first place.