The ‘Recharge Battery’ level has a higher priority in the power management system than ‘Time
Completed’ for the obvious reason that the Power Pack voltage is at a lower level. For this reason,
immediately following a ‘Recharge Battery’ message the Robomow will emit a buzzer sound every 30
seconds for the next 20 minutes in order to alert you that the mowing session is completed and it is now
time to re-connect the Charging Station or indoors Power Supply to the Robomow. If the Robomow is not
connected to the Power Supply within the next 21 hours, a higher-level alarm will sound. If the Charging
Station or indoors Power Supply is still not connected after this alarm series, the mower will enter a deep
sleep mode to conserve power. If the Robomow enters a deep sleep mode, the Power Pack must be
removed for 10 seconds and then re-inserted in order to wake up the Robomow. However, if the mower
reaches this level and the Power Supply is not connected soon, you risk causing poor performance and
service life to the Power Pack.
Similar alarms will alert you to connect the Charging Station or indoors Power Supply if not connected after
a fixed time, when operating under fixed run-time settings. Lastly, if the Charging Station or indoors Power
Supply is disconnected, even after the fully charged message, the alert system will operate to remind you
to keep it connected until ready to use for mowing.
5.5 Off-season storage
When preparing the Robomow for off-season storage, first fully charge the Power Pack and then store it
separately from the Robomow in a dry location at room temperature. If left in the garage or shed, the
temperature will not drop below -20 ºC (-4ºF). Recharge the Power Pack every three months while in
storage.
Important! For more details regarding the winter storage please refer to section 9.8.
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