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How to Match an RV Awning Motor by Connector Type
Connector arrangement is the main difference between the available RV awning motors. One option is identified for Lippert systems with dual connectors, while another uses a single two-way connector for Solera, Venture, or LCI applications. Count the connectors and look at the plug shape on the original motor. A shared voltage and speed do not make the two electrical interfaces interchangeable.
RV Awning Motor Replacement: Check Voltage, Speed, and OE Number
Both available motors are 12-volt DC units rated at 75 RPM, but they use different OE references. The Lippert application is associated with 266149, while the Solera/Venture/LCI option uses 373566. Use the OE number and connector layout together. Electrical ratings describe how the motor operates; they do not replace the need to choose the correct awning system and mounting form.
Lippert and Solera/Venture/LCI Awning Motor Applications
Lippert and Solera/Venture/LCI applications belong to different awning motor configurations. Identify the system fitted to the RV before choosing between them. A motor identified for one system should not be moved to another merely because the housing looks related. The system name, OE number, connector count, and plug design should all point to the same replacement.
An Awning Motor Is Not an RV Slide-Out Motor
An electric RV awning motor extends and retracts the awning. It is not a slide-out motor, stabilizer-jack motor, sunroof motor, awning fabric, or support arm. These RV components perform different jobs and are not interchangeable. Identify the failed awning drive component before ordering, and do not use slide-out or jack specifications to select an awning motor.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I replace a dual-connector awning motor with a single two-way connector motor?
No. The connector arrangement and OE reference must follow the awning system. Use the dual-connector configuration for the identified Lippert application and the single two-way plug only where it is specified.
Are both RV awning motors 12-volt units?
Yes. Both options are rated at 12V DC and 75 RPM, but their OE numbers and connectors differ. Use those fitment details rather than the electrical rating alone.
Are Dometic RV awning motors covered by these options?
The identified applications are Lippert and Solera/Venture/LCI systems. Do not assume Dometic compatibility unless the product information specifically names the Dometic system and the original connector and OE number agree.
Does the same voltage and speed make two awning motors interchangeable?
No. Voltage and RPM can be the same while the connector, mounting form, and OE reference are different. Identify the awning system and plug arrangement before choosing the motor.