In command control panel

[MClelland]

Our In Command panel died and it's from 2017 so they don't make this model anymore and they said we have to take to dealer and replace the whole system of course. Does anyone know where I can find one of these somewhere or is there an aftermarket brand that will work?

[cougar23]

If mine dies I will hire a technician to replace it with individual switches.

[spicercars]

Welcome from northern MN. Might want to post under travel trailers or fifth wheels depending on what you have for better results.

[LHaven]

It looks like trekwood.com has some inCommand parts for sale, though you'd have to look for the precise part number you need.

[JRTJH]

Originally Posted by MClelland

Our In Command panel died and it's from 2017 so they don't make this model anymore and they said we have to take to dealer and replace the whole system of course. Does anyone know where I can find one of these somewhere or is there an aftermarket brand that will work?

I missed your question earlier.

Who told you "they don't make this model anymore" ???

If it was the dealer or a repairman, you need to contact the manufacturer and/or Keystone for guidance.

If it was the manufacturer or Keystone, then you need to talk to your dealership's parts department.

Don't stop when they tell you, "We can't get the part"... There is a list of RV Salvage companies listed in the thread at this link: https://www.keystoneforums.com/forum...ad.php?t=12986

While you may not find the part you need, there are lots of trailers being "totalled by insurance" every day. Many of them wind up in the hands of "RV Salvage companies" that disassemble them, sell the individual components to the "industry and owners"...

You might just find the exact part sitting on a shelf at either a local dealership or at a Salvage company "around the corner from where you live"....