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9. TROUBLESHOOTING
No drive The robotic lawnmower has got
caught in something.
Free the mower and rectify the
reason for the lack of drive. If it is due
to wet grass, wait until the lawn has
dried before using the mower.
The working area includes a steep
slope.
Maximum guaranteed slope is 25%.
Steeper slopes should be isolated.
See 3.4 Installation of the boundary
wire on page 22.
The guide wire is not laid at an angle
on a slope.
If the guide wire is laid on a slope, it
must be laid at an angle across the
slope. See 3.6 Installation of the
guide wire on page 29.
Charging station
blocked
The contact between the charging
strips and contact strips may be poor
and the robotic lawnmower has made
a number attempts to charge.
Put the robotic lawnmower in the
charging station and check that the
charging strips and contact strips
make good contact.
An object is obstructing the robotic
lawnmower.
Remove the object.
Stuck in charging
station
There is an object in the way of the
robotic lawnmower preventing it from
leaving the charging station.
Remove the object.
Upside down The robotic lawnmower is leaning too
much or has turned over.
Turn the mower the right way up.
Needs manual
charging
The robotic lawnmower is set in the
MAN operating mode.
Put the mower in the charging station.
This behaviour is normal and no
action is required.
Next start hh:mm The timer setting prevents the mower
from operating.
Change the timer settings. See
6.3 Timer on page 44.
The rest period is in progress. The
robotic lawnmower must dock in the
charging station for at least 6 hours a
day (8 hours for the Automower
®
305).
This behaviour is normal and no
action is required.
The day's mowing is
complete
The rest period is in progress. The
robotic lawnmower must dock in the
charging station for at least 6 hours a
day (8 hours for the Automower
®
305).
This behaviour is normal and no
action is required.
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