What to do if my AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'Blade motor over heating'?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'CN110: Blade motor over heating', the mowing motor has overheated (more than 80 °C). Switch off the appliance and let it cool down. If the fault reoccurs, have the appliance checked by a service center.
Why does my AL-KO Lawn Mower say 'No loop signal'?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'No loop signal', it indicates a fault with the boundary cable or a weak loop signal. You should check the LEDs on the base station, ensure the base station has power by disconnecting and reconnecting the power supply, inspect the boundary cable for any damage, and repair the cable if necessary.
What to do if my AL-KO Lawn Mower shows a 'Battery' error?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower is displaying a 'Battery' error, there could be several reasons. The rechargeable battery might be flat. Also, there might be no contact to the charging contacts, in which case you should clean the charging contacts and ensure the appliance is properly placed in the base station. Obstacles near the base station, the appliance being stuck, or a damaged boundary cable can also cause this error. If the battery is depleted or the charging electronics are faulty, it's best to have them checked or replaced by a service center.
Why is the loop signal weak on my AL-KO Lawn Mower?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'Loop signal weak', it may be due to the boundary cable being buried too deep. Check the LEDs on the base station, ensure the base station has power by disconnecting and reconnecting the power supply. Raise the boundary cable to the prescribed height, attaching it directly to the grass if needed.
What to do if my AL-KO Lawn Mower shows 'Bad position'?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower shows 'Bad position', it means the appliance is outside the designated grass surface or the boundary cable is routed incorrectly. Place the appliance back on the grass surface and correct the boundary cable's location around curves and obstacles, ensuring there's no criss-crossing of the cable.
What to do if AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'Cal: no loop CN015: Cal: outside'?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'CN012: Cal: no loop CN015: Cal: outside', it indicates that the appliance cannot find the boundary cable. Check the LEDs on the base station, ensure the base station has power by disconnecting and reconnecting the power supply. Place the appliance at the prescribed calibrating position, aligned precisely at right angles, ensuring it can drive over the boundary cable.
Why does my AL-KO Lawn Mower say 'Escaped robot'?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'Escaped robot', it means the appliance is outside the designated grass surface. Correct the location of the boundary cable around curves and obstacles.
What to do if AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'Cal: signal weak'?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'CN017: Cal: signal weak', it means the loop signal is too weak or the boundary cable is faulty. Place the appliance at the prescribed calibrating position, aligned precisely at right angles. Check the power source of the base station, disconnect and reconnect the power supply, and inspect the boundary cable for damage.
Why does my AL-KO Lawn Mower show 'Bumper deflected'?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'Bumper deflected', it indicates that the appliance has driven into an obstacle and cannot free itself. Place the appliance on the free, designated grass surface and correct the location of the boundary cable.
What does 'Recov Impossible' mean on my AL-KO Lawn Mower?
If your AL-KO Lawn Mower displays 'CN128: Recov Impossible', it means the appliance has moved onto an obstacle and cannot free itself, or it is outside the designated grass surface, or the left wheel motor is blocked. Remove the obstacle or blockage. Place the appliance on the free, designated grass surface and correct the location of the boundary cable.
General| Brand | AL-KO |
|---|---|
| Model | SOLO Robolinho 700 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Explains the mowing process, charging cycles, and blade rotation.
Highlights the importance of safety devices and their maintenance.
Explains the PIN/PUK system for appliance security and operation.
Details the various safety sensors (lifting, bump, tilt) and their functions.
Provides general safety guidelines for operating the appliance.
Lists recommended clothing and protective gear for safe operation.
Advises on ensuring safety for bystanders and pets during operation.
Covers safe use of the appliance itself, including pre-operation checks.
Safety precautions related to electrical components and water.
Guidance on planning the layout of mowing areas and base station location.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the base station securely.
Procedure for installing the boundary cable around the mowing area.
Procedure for connecting the boundary cable to the base station.
Guidelines for laying out the boundary cable around the mowing area.
Steps to connect the base station to the mains power supply.
Procedure for calibrating the appliance to the mowing area.
Step-by-step guide for replacing worn or damaged cutting blades.
Troubleshooting guide for common appliance malfunctions.
Details specific fault codes and their corresponding remedies.
Details specific fault codes and their corresponding remedies.
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