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I heard back from Valid and the keypad is indeed plug and play with no set up required.

Thank you for the feedback. That is indeed where I started and as I await their reply, I would appreciate advice from others that own the same config as my coach that have replaced their keypad. Valid regularly recommends keypad replacement due to their reported propensity for failing when getting wet. Other on this and other Monaco forums have reported that they replaced their keypads which isn’t difficult in itself, but what I had not seen was if there was any need to program or configure the keypad in a manner that is specific to my 07 Camelot 42 PDQ.

Oh geez, so embarrassed that I failed to state that I was referring to the Valid air leveling system key pad. Valid part number VTL02A008-13 Thank you

I am replacing the keypad on my 07 Camelot 42’ PDQ and am wondering if this is a plug and play or if I will need to perform some set up procedure. Thanks in advance for the feedback

Hello, I am looking for a qualified repair facility to resolve faults and air leaks on my coach. I live in Medford OR, and am looking for a recommendation from someone that has direct recent experience with a repair facility in Medford or nearby. FYI, Coburg, where these coaches were assembled is just 120 miles up the road. In Medford and in Coburg I have worked with a couple of service providers over the years with variable results. I want to say that these forums are a lot of help to those of us that are not capable of handling repairs that some can handle with ease. Dan at Valid is great, and offered up a potential cause for my issues and I have the manual in hand, but I believe a fully capable repair tech is going to find multiple causes for symptoms I am experiencing. Thank you KA