Direction Mismatch Detected
Your lift moved in the opposite direction than expected. The system stopped operation immediately to prevent damage.
Direction Mismatch
This safety feature detects when the lift moves in the wrong direction. It usually happens after installation or service work and requires professional adjustment.
What You'll Notice
- You press "UP" but the lift tries to go down (or vice versa)
- The system stops immediately with an error
- You may hear three sharp beeps
When This Happens
- •During initial installation - Wiring or sensor configuration needs adjustment
- •After service or repairs - Something was reconnected differently
- •After replacing components - New motor or sensor installed
What to Do
Stop Using the Lift
Don't try to operate the lift until this is fixed. Using it with reversed directions could cause damage or safety issues.
Contact Your Installer or Dealer
This requires a trained technician to adjust the system configuration. If this happened right after installation, contact your installer immediately.
Quick Fix for Technicians
The good news: this is usually a quick fix. A technician can adjust the configuration in a few minutes, and you'll be back in business.
Don't Attempt DIY Fixes
This error protects your lift from serious damage. While it's frustrating, attempting to bypass or fix it yourself could result in reversed controls that might damage your boat or lift. Let a professional handle it.
Need Professional Configuration?
Contact your dealer or installer to get this configuration issue resolved quickly
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