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3.2.10 Wire Sensors Problems
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3.2.10.1
Y
ES
Is the
Perimeter
Switch/Dockin
g
Board turned
on?
‘No wire
signal’
message
T
urn on the Perimeter
Switch by pressin
g
the
‘on’ button
NO
Move the Robomow
towards the wire and
press the GO again
(Min. signal is needed
to start the operation)
Y
ES
NO
Refer to flowchart 3.1.3
– ‘Perimeter Switch
do
es n
o
t
op
er
a
te
’
Refer to flowchart 3.1.2
- Replace batteries –
only for standard
P
erimeter
Switch
Which LED on
the P. Switch
blinking?
Refer to flowchart
5.3.1 - Wire
Disconnected
Has the message
been received
durin
g
operation or
upon GO pressing?
During
operation
Upon
pressing GO
Confirm the plot is not too bi
g
(Robomower’s distance from
the nearest perimeter wire
should be less than 50ft/15m
when the wire sensors readin
g
are above 10
)
T
est the wire
sensors
readings
(see
section 5.4.1)
Pass
Fail
Look for double
wires, separate the
wires and confirm
the readings are OK
Too tightly pegged double wires can cause short
and reduce wire sensors readings.
Double wires can be found between:
 Perimeter wire and Perimeter Islands
 Perimeter Wire and Perimeter Switch

T
wo different
p
lots
 Refer to fault code (see table 5.6)
 Replace Wire Sensors (SPP0018A)
 Replace Main Board (SPP0019B) and complete
the following settings (under the ‘Service’ menu):
- ‘Factory default’ (Section 5.5.6)
- ‘Learn wire sensors’ (Section 5.3.1)
- ‘Edge Calibration (Section 5.3.2)
- ‘Set country’ (Section 5.3.3)
- ‘DK Calibration’ (Section 5.3.4)
Is any LED
blinking on
the Perimeter
Switch?