The exact-fit replacement wiring harness connecting the controller to the motor on Lippert In-Wall (Schwintek) slide-out systems. When your slide-out stops responding, moves unevenly, or throws a communication fault, a damaged harness is one of the first things to check. This genuine Lippert part restores the signal and power path with the correct connector type, pin count, and protected casing -- no splicing or improvising required.
The Lippert In-Wall slide-out system -- also marketed as Schwintek -- uses a rack-and-pinion drive with two motors, one on each side of the slide room, controlled by a dedicated module. The wiring harness between the controller and each motor is a known wear point: it flexes every time the room moves, passes through tight wall cavities, and is exposed to vibration and temperature cycling over thousands of road miles.
Part number 247768 is the 15-foot version of the controller-to-motor harness. It uses a 6-pin male-to-female connector configuration and includes a protective wiring casing to resist abrasion inside the wall cavity. Use it to replace a harness that is cut, frayed, pinched, corroded at the connector, or water-damaged.
OEM replacement -- same connector, same pin count, same casing as the original. No modifications needed at either end.
Correct plug type for In-Wall (Schwintek) controller-to-motor runs. Plugs directly into existing controller and motor connectors.
Outer protective sheath resists abrasion as the harness routes through tight in-wall channels and around slide room hardware.
Sized for mid-length slide runs. Also available from Lippert in 10, 25, and 30 ft lengths to match your specific slide depth and routing path.
A faulty controller-to-motor harness on a Schwintek system typically shows up as one of the following:
Before replacing the motor or controller, always inspect and swap the harness first. It is the lowest-cost component in the signal chain and a common failure point.
This harness uses the factory connector pinout. Disconnect the old harness at the controller module and at the motor, route the new 15 ft harness through the same wall path, and reconnect. No wire crimping or pin extraction required when both connectors are intact.
Choosing the correct length matters -- a harness that is too short will pull tight during slide travel and fail prematurely; one that is far too long creates excess slack that can snag on slide room hardware.
Measure your existing harness from connector end to connector end, or measure the routing path with a pull tape before ordering.
Lippert part 247768 is cross-referenced by the following RV manufacturers as a valid replacement harness for their In-Wall slide-out equipped units:
Always confirm by matching your existing harness connector type (6-pin) and measuring your required length before installation.