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ROBOTIC LAWN MOWER USER MANUAL
Installation
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When installing perimeter wire in a corner of the lawn, the corner angle must be greater than 100 degrees, preferably 135 degrees. Corner angles of less than
100 degrees are not suitable for the free movement and mowing of the robotic lawn mower.
The width between the 2 lines of the perimeter wire in the passages should be greater than 50 cm. If the lawn mower has
to pass through a passage of less than 50 cm, the working zone should be separated. See “Lawn Type with Main Zone and
Subzones” on page 11.
Extending the Perimeter Wire
The perimeter wire can be extended simply by twisting the two wire ends together. To secure the joined wire sections, you
can use insulating tape.
The total length of the perimeter wire shall not exceed 300 metres.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Remember to use insulating tape to protect the connected wire sections; otherwise, moisture in
the soil could cause oxidation of unprotected wires, eventually interrupting the circuit.
CONNECTING THE PERIMETER WIRE
Once you have fi nished laying the perimeter wire and guiding it back to the charging base, you can use the
combination pliers to cut the remaining wire and connect the end to the left connector, which is marked with a
"B".
The frequency of the perimeter wire is 0–148.5 kHz.
CHECKING PERIMETER WIRE
Check the perimeter wire signal by the colour of the two-colour LED indicator on the charging base.
If this LED indicator continuously shines green, the perimeter wire and power adapter are properly connected.
If the lawn mower is still charging, the LED indicator shines red.
If it blinks green, it means that the perimeter wire is not connected or is broken. Check that the 2 connectors are well connected to the ends of the perimeter wire.
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