Keystone hidden electronic

[64Econoline]

I have been shut down by Keystne chat as they don’t accept pictures..in searching on here, I don’t know what to call this electrical box….any one recognize this box…street side sealed compartment between couch outside wall…Tia, Al

[chuckster57]

That’s the remote receiver. If you have the corresponding remote, you can operate the front landing gear, rear stabilizer jacks, a slide and the awning.

Without know year of trailer it’s hard to say which remote you would use.

[64Econoline]

I thought I had all that in my title…thnx…..2010 year of manufacture….I’m very interested in finding that remote…I am a gadget person…I am upgrading and adding toys as I come across them…
I am going to call Keystone tomorrow…thank you so very much…..Al

[chuckster57]

Keystone probably won’t be much help. Look at the top left and click on “USER CP”. Then look for settings and option, in that group click on edit signature. Fill out as much information as you can about your trailer and tow vehicle. Once done make sure you “SAVE CHANGES”.

Then anytime you post a question about your unit, members will know what you own, and can make a much more informed reply.

[sourdough]

It is very doubtful Keystone will have any idea about your situation or be of any help. The module you posted was made by Omron and I suspect has been discontinued for a long time. I am including a link to their contact page where you can email them or call them with questions. The module appears to be a model 1029W9 remote module - maybe they can help.

https://automation.omron.com/en/us/contact-us

[JRTJH]

Lippert Industries has been buying up "RV parts manufacturing companies" for the past 10-20 years. As they grow, they tend to find bigger parts manufacturers to buy. Through the years, Lippert has become a major supplier of nearly everything "RV manufacturers need".... So, even though your system was "designed, built and marketed by a different company" it now probably belongs to Lippert.

My 2014 Cougar has a similar "remote control system" to yours. Most of the parts are obsolete, and about the only place to find them is in salvage yards and/or on EBay or places like that.

Lippert does have a website where you can get information on the older systems and the current (soon to be obsolete) systems that replaced them.

https://support.lci1.com/electronics...-and-receivers

Download the Lippert pdf and compare the "past to the present". You'll probably find your system and with the contact information on that link, you should be able to get enough information from Lippert to determine if you're trying to revive a dinosaur or if you might actually be able to still get parts to make the system work...

Worth a try, even if you do hit some snags along the way...

GOOD LUCK !!!!!