Restore reliable automatic step operation to your RV with this genuine Lippert replacement motor. Designed as a direct bolt-on replacement for the gear assembly under single, double, or triple Lippert electric entry steps -- and compatible with Stromberg Carlson sliding steps -- this 12-volt motor brings your steps back to full automatic function without fabrication or custom wiring.
When the motor on your Lippert electric entry step fails, the steps either stop moving or must be cycled manually every time you open the door. This replacement motor, Lippert part number 301695 (SKU 47-0023), is the OEM-grade solution that restores the automatic extend-and-retract cycle tied to your door switch.
The motor mounts directly to the existing gear assembly underneath the step unit using three bolts (bolts not included). The included wiring harness connects to your existing step controller, so installation requires no splicing or custom adapters in most applications.
Steps deploy when the door opens and retract when it closes, using your existing door switch and step controller -- no new control module required.
The step system can be switched to a locked-extended position at any time, useful for extended stays at camp without repeated motor cycling.
Wired directly to the RV house battery circuit. No inverter or converter required. Works even when shore power is disconnected.
Fits single, double, and triple Lippert electric entry steps as well as Stromberg Carlson sliding step assemblies that share the same gear box format.
This motor is engineered for use with Lippert electric entry step systems across a wide range of coach types including Class A, Class C, fifth wheels, and travel trailers. It is also compatible with Stromberg Carlson sliding steps that use the same gear assembly interface.
The motor installs onto the gear assembly located underneath the step unit. The 3-bolt mounting pattern aligns with the existing holes on the gear box -- no drilling required on a standard replacement. Bolts are not included; reuse existing hardware or source M6 or equivalent fasteners to match your application.
Before ordering a replacement motor, confirm the motor itself is the failed component. Lippert step systems can also stop responding due to a faulty door switch, a blown in-line fuse, a bad ground connection, or a failed step controller. A motor that hums but does not move often indicates a stripped gear rather than a burned motor.
Covered by Lippert's limited 1-year manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of purchase.