When your Lippert Level Up leveling system stops responding or throws errors, the brain box controller is often the culprit. This is the genuine OEM replacement unit -- part number 807615 -- designed to restore full automatic leveling functionality to all Level Up style systems. It drops in with the included mounting hardware and gets your rig back on level ground fast.
The Lippert Level Up Brain Box Controller (part 807615) is the central processing unit that manages your Level Up automatic leveling system. It interprets sensor input, coordinates hydraulic or electric jack actuation, and communicates with your in-cab control panel. When this unit fails -- common symptoms include unresponsive controls, error codes on the display, or jacks that run continuously -- replacing it restores normal system operation without replacing the entire leveling system.
This controller is specifically engineered for the Level Up platform and is not interchangeable with Lippert Ground Control electric leveling systems. If you are unsure which system your RV has, look for the "Level Up" label on your in-cab panel or junction box, or check your owner's documentation for the system type.
Genuine Lippert replacement part designed to match the original controller exactly -- same pinout, same mounting footprint, no modifications needed.
Comes with flat mounting brackets and all necessary fasteners so you can secure the controller properly without sourcing extra hardware.
Designed for wired Level Up system configurations. Does not add or require wireless/Bluetooth remote capability.
Backed by Lippert's limited 1-year manufacturer warranty for defects in materials and workmanship.
The brain box is the nerve center of the Level Up system. It receives signals from the leveling sensor (inclinometer), monitors jack position and travel limits, and drives the valve or motor outputs to extend and retract each jack in the correct sequence. A faulty controller can cause symptoms ranging from complete system lockout to erratic jack behavior or false "system level" readings.
Replacing the controller alone is often the most cost-effective repair when the jacks, hoses, pump, and sensor have been verified functional but the system still misbehaves. Lippert service dealers commonly stock this unit as a go-to diagnostic swap-out part.