Why does my Flymo EasiLife GO say 'Battery temperature outside limits'?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower displays 'Battery temperature outside limits', it means the battery temperature is either too high or too low to start operation. The product has stopped charging or mowing. Charging/mowing will resume once the temperature returns to its acceptable range.
What causes 'Charging system problem' in my Flymo Lawn Mower?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower is experiencing a 'Charging system problem', it could be due to using an incorrect type of battery. Ensure you are using original batteries recommended by the manufacturer.
What does 'Electronic problem' mean on my Flymo Lawn Mower?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower indicates an 'Electronic problem', it suggests a temporary electronic or firmware-related issue. Restart the product. If the problem persists, further assistance from Flymo service may be necessary.
What to do if my Flymo EasiLife GO Lawn Mower shows 'Empty battery'?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower is showing 'Empty battery', there are several possible reasons. The product might be unable to locate the charging station, in which case you should consider changing the position of the guide wire. Alternatively, the battery could be nearing the end of its life cycle, necessitating a replacement. Check if the indicator lamp in the charging station flashes red, as this could indicate a defective antenna. Also, corrosion on the charging plates of the product or the contact plates on the charging station can cause this issue. Clean these plates using a fine grade emery cloth. If the problem persists after these steps, further assistance from Flymo service may be required.
Why does my Flymo EasiLife GO Lawn Mower say 'Lifted'?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower displays 'Lifted', the lift sensor has been activated because the product has been lifted. Ensure the product body can move freely around its chassis. Remove or create an island around objects that may cause the chassis to lift. If the problem continues, further assistance from Flymo service may be required.
What does it mean when my Flymo EasiLife GO Lawn Mower is 'Upside down'?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower is 'Upside down', it means it's in an incorrect position or tilting too much. Put the product in the correct position.
What to do if my Flymo EasiLife GO is 'Stuck in charging station'?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower is 'Stuck in charging station', it's likely that an object is preventing it from moving out. Remove the object.
Why is my Flymo EasiLife GO 'Charging station blocked'?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower is showing 'Charging station blocked', there could be several reasons. Poor contact between the charging plates on the product and the contact plates on the charging station could be the issue; ensure these are connected properly. An object might be obstructing the product's entry into the charging station; remove any obstructions. The charging station could be tilted or bent; place the baseplate on level ground. Finally, the guide wire may not be correctly installed.
What does 'Collision sensor problem' mean on my Flymo EasiLife GO Lawn Mower?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower has a 'Collision sensor problem', it's likely that the front wheels are blocked. Free the product and correct the cause of the problem. If the issue persists, further assistance from Flymo service may be necessary.
Why does my Flymo EasiLife GO Lawn Mower have 'No drive'?
If your Flymo Lawn Mower experiences 'No drive', it could be due to a few reasons. The product may have become caught on something and is slipping; free the product and address the cause. If wet grass is the issue, wait for the lawn to dry before using the product. Additionally, steep slopes in the work area can cause this; isolate such slopes. Ensure the guide wire is installed diagonally across any slopes.
General| Model | EasiLife GO |
|---|---|
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Type | Robotic |
| Cutting Width | 16 cm |
| Cutting Height Range | 20-50 mm |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Battery Voltage | 18 V |
| Battery Capacity | 2.0 Ah |
| Area Capacity | 400 m² |
Details on product description, support, charging station, and Flymo app usage.
Explains the robotic mower's mowing technique and control via the Flymo EasiLife app.
Diagram and identification of all parts of the robotic lawn mower.
Explanation of manual symbols, battery symbols, and keypad button functions.
Illustrates and explains the meaning of LED status lights on the mower's keypad.
Essential safety precautions for operating the robotic lawn mower.
Explains safety symbols and provides instructions for safe operation.
Warnings and precautions regarding the product's battery.
Guidance on safely lifting the product and precautions during thunderstorms.
Safety warnings for maintenance and thunderstorm-related electrical safety.
Overview of installation, components, and general preparations.
Guidelines for positioning the charging station and power supply.
Instructions and considerations for installing the boundary wire.
Specific instructions for wire placement on slopes, in passages, and for islands.
Setting up secondary areas and positioning the guide wire.
Tools needed for installation and steps to install the charging station.
Detailed steps for connecting boundary and guide wires to the charging station.
Methods for fixing wires with stakes, burying them, or extending them.
Visual check of charging station and initial product settings.
Connecting the Flymo app and setting up mowing schedules.
Features like Lawn Coverage, PassageSense, and LawnSense.
Settings for collision avoidance, ECO mode, frost detection, loop signal, and PIN code.
Instructions for turning the mower on/off and understanding indicator lights.
Steps to start the mower and overview of available operating modes.
Setting the mower to operate in the main area with or without a daily schedule.
How to operate in secondary areas and use the park mode.
Using park/schedule, overriding schedules, and spot cutting functions.
Procedures for stopping, switching off, and charging the product.
Instructions on how to adjust the grass cutting height.
Step-by-step guide for adjusting the cutting height, including safety.
Overview of maintenance, cleaning the product, wheels, body, and charging station.
Instructions for cleaning the chassis and inspecting the blade disc.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the mower blades safely.
Instructions on how to update the product's firmware.
Updating the Flymo EasiLife app and important battery information.
Steps to replace the battery and recommendations for winter service.
Guide to finding information and help for product faults and symptoms.
Table detailing fault messages, their causes, and recommended actions.
Explanation of informational and warning messages displayed via the app.
Interpreting the indicator lamp signals on the charging station for troubleshooting.
Common product symptoms, their causes, and suggested solutions.
Steps to locate and repair breaks in the boundary loop wire.
Regulations and requirements for transporting the product, especially the battery.
Recommendations for storing the product and charging station.
Guidelines for the correct disposal of the product and battery.
Detailed specifications including dimensions, electrical system, and sound data.
Data on mowing system, cutting, passages, slopes, and IP classification.
Information on registered trademarks associated with the product.
Details on the product's warranty coverage, duration, and exclusions.
Manufacturer's declaration of compliance with relevant EU directives and standards.
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