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Stop using the lift and keep everyone clear. Do not keep trying the controls or attempt electrical troubleshooting yourself.
A Low Voltage alert means the lift should remain stopped until the power condition has been checked by a qualified professional. You can safely note the alert, check for a known marina outage, and look at user-accessible power indicators without touching any electrical equipment.
A Low Shore Power or Low Voltage message indicates a power condition that needs attention before the lift is used again.
Do not try to clear the alert by cycling power or repeatedly pressing movement controls. Record the exact message and contact your dealer, a licensed electrician, or Atlantis Support.
Release the control, turn the key OFF, and keep people away from the boat, cradle, cables, and motors.
Ask whether there is a known outage. From a safe position, you may also note whether a normal user-accessible power indicator or labeled lift breaker appears off or tripped. Do not open a panel or cycle a breaker to test the lift.
From a safe distance, look for water, visible exterior damage, heat, smoke, or a burning smell. Do not touch equipment, remove covers, or inspect electrical parts.
Do not attempt electrical checks or repairs yourself. Electricity near water can be deadly. Do not open enclosures, touch connections, or repeatedly reset a tripping breaker. Contact a licensed electrician, your Atlantis dealer, or Atlantis Support.
Your dealer or Atlantis Support can coordinate with a licensed electrician and help determine whether service or warranty support is needed.
Our team can coordinate safe service and warranty direction with qualified professionals
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