What does 'Next start hh:mm' mean on Gardena Lawn Mower?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower displays 'Next start hh:mm', it indicates that the schedule settings are preventing the product from operating. Change the schedule settings accordingly. Also, the time or date in the product may be incorrect, so ensure these are properly set.
Why Gardena SILENO City 250 Lawn Mower has difficulty docking?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower has difficulty docking, it may be because the guide wire is not straight and at the correct distance from the charging station; check the charging station installation. Ensure the guide wire is in the slot in the charging station plate. Also, the charging station may not be on a level surface; place it on level ground.
How to fix Gardena Lawn Mower wheel motor overloaded?
If the wheel motor on your Gardena Lawn Mower is overloaded (left or right), the issue is likely due to grass or another object around the drive wheel. Remove any obstructions from the drive wheel.
What to do if Gardena SILENO City 250 Lawn Mower gets trapped?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower is frequently getting trapped, it's likely due to it being behind obstacles in a small area. Remove these obstacles, or create an island around them using the boundary wire.
How to fix Gardena SILENO City 250 wheel motor blocked?
If the wheel motor of your Gardena Lawn Mower is blocked (left or right), it is likely due to grass or another object obstructing the drive wheel. Remove any grass or objects to resolve the issue.
Why Gardena SILENO City 250 has no drive?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower has no drive, it might be due to a few reasons. The product may have gotten caught on something and is slipping; free the product and address the cause. If the work area includes a steep slope, this could be the issue; steep slopes must be isolated. Lastly, the guide wire might not be placed diagonally on the slope; ensure it is installed correctly.
Why does my Gardena SILENO City 250 Lawn Mower vibrate?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower is vibrating, it could be due to several reasons related to the cutting system. Damaged blades can cause imbalance, so inspect and replace them if necessary. Too many blades in one position can also lead to vibration; ensure only one blade is attached to each screw. Finally, different thicknesses of blades can cause imbalance, so check and replace them if needed.
What to do if Gardena Lawn Mower charging station is blocked?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower charging station is blocked, several factors could be the cause. Poor contact between the charging plates on the product and the contact plates on the charging station might be the issue; ensure they are connected properly. An object might be preventing the product from entering the charging station, so remove any obstructions. If the charging station is tilted or bent, place it on level ground. Finally, an incorrectly installed guide wire could be the problem, so make sure it's installed correctly.
Why Gardena SILENO City 250 Lawn Mower operates for shorter periods?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower is running for shorter durations than normal between charges, there might be a blockage to the blade disc caused by grass or other objects; remove and clean the blade disc. Alternatively, the battery could be old and need replacement. Another potential cause is blunt blades, which require more energy to cut the grass, so replace them.
How to fix Gardena SILENO City 250 Lawn Mower cutting system blocked?
If the cutting system of your Gardena Lawn Mower is blocked, the following could be the reasons: grass or other objects might be obstructing the blade disc, in which case you should remove them. If the blade disc is submerged in water, move the product to a drier area and prevent water accumulation. Also, if the grass is too high, cut it before using the product, ensuring it's no more than 4 cm / 1.6 in.
General| Model | SILENO City 250 |
|---|---|
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Area Capacity | 250 m² |
| Working Area Capacity Tolerance | ±20% |
| Cutting Width | 16 cm |
| Cutting Height | 20-50 mm |
| Battery Type | Li-Ion |
| Battery Voltage | 18 V |
| Battery Capacity | 2.1 Ah |
| Charging Time | 60 min |
| Mowing Time per Charge | 65 min |
| Weight | 7.3 kg |
| Cutting Height Adjustment | Manual |
| Slope Capacity | 25% |
| Mulching Function | Yes |
| Charging System | Automatic |
| Maximum Incline within Working Area | 25% |
| Alarm | Yes |
| PIN Code | Yes |
| Lift Sensor | Yes |
| Tilt Sensor | Yes |
| Rain Sensor | Yes |
| Anti-Theft Protection | Yes |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Cutting System | 3 pivoting blades |
| Blade Type | Pivoting blades |
Critical safety advice that must be read and understood before operating the product.
Recommendations for using the product safely and correctly.
Guidelines for selecting the optimal location for the charging station.
Instructions for correctly installing the charging station unit.
Initial configuration steps required before the product's first operation.
Automatic calibration of the guide wire for optimal mowing path.
Options for setting up the product's mowing schedule.
How to use the ON/OFF button and interpret the indicator lamp's status.
Step-by-step instructions to power on and start the product.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely replace the battery.
Table detailing error messages and recommended actions to fix them.
Key technical parameters including dimensions, electrical system, and antenna data.
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