components. This would be
considered user error and would not be covered under the mower's
warranty.
Remove battery pack prior
to cleaning the Robomower.
Lift up the front of the
Robomower and lean its back against a solid surface, exposing the
mower's underside.
Do not position the
Robomower upside down during the cleaning process. This may damage the
manual controller and/or make it easier for moisture to penetrate the
inside of the unit through the mowing motors/blades area.
Using gloves for
protection, carefully remove the blades.
Clean the area around the
mowing motors, using brushes to break up especially caked on residue.
Do not hose down the
Robomower!
Vacuum the battery pack
compartment and under the manual controller. Make sure the mower's
drainage holes are clean.
Blades
We recommend replacing the blades once a season or when they appear
dull.
Some signs to watch for
are: blades are noisy, blades vibrate or there is a noticeable
difference in the run time of the battery pack. Dull blades will
decrease the performance of a battery pack.
Do not try to sharpen the
blades. Robomower mulching blades rotate at 5800 RPM, much faster than
typical lawnmower blades. Failure to evenly sharpen the blades will
result in exces
sive noise and vibration
during operation, which can ruin a mowing motor!
Purchase a new set of
blades from an authorized dealer or directly from our website.
Wet Robomower
If an unexpected shower gets your Robomower wet during operation, take
it inside the garage or under shelter as soon as possible. With a dry
cloth, wipe the water from the top of the mower, paying extra
attention to the manual controller and charging socket area.
Do not plug in the charger
to the Robomower while the mower is still wet.
Battery pack
Always charge the Robomower battery pack when not in use.
The battery pack doesn't
create an "inner memory" and will not deteriorate from constant
charging.
Keep charging even when the
display shows 'Fully charged'. There is no consumption of electricity
while this display is shown so you are not wasting money.
If the winter in your area
gets cold (below 32 degrees), charge the battery pack to 'Fully
charged', remove it and store indoors. It is not necessary to take out
the fuse from the battery pack for this winter storage.
Battery packs left in the
Robomower without charging will deplete and deteriorate! This
is considered user error and the 12-month warranty on the battery is
void..
If a battery pack was neglected and doesn't wake up the Robomower, the
battery may be revived with a car battery charger on low setting.
Contact customer support at 1-888-404-7626 for instruction.
Make sure there is no slack in the
wire and it isn't sticking up in any area of the lawn.
Use more pegs to secure the wire if
needed. Extra pegs can be purchased at authorized dealers or directly from our
website.
The wire's copper core can be
exposed in some areas, even for a length of a few feet, as long as it isn't an
area where two wires are physically touching (leading to the perimeter switch
or to a perimeter island).
There is no need to remove the
wire, as extreme temperatures and/or moisture will not harm it.
The perimeter switch may be left
outside, exposed to the elements, as long as it is mounted vertically on its
stake, a wall or a fence.
If a perimeter switch is left
outside and not mounted vertically, it may fill with water and damage the
inner components. This is considered user error and the perimeter switch will
not be under warranty.
System Maintenance