What to do if my Gardena Lawn Mower has a battery problem?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower indicates a battery problem, it might be a temporary battery or software-related issue. Try restarting the mower, or disconnect and reconnect the battery.
Why Gardena Lawn Mower is outside working area?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower is operating outside the designated working area, it could be due to a few reasons: * The boundary wire connections to the charging station may be crossed. Ensure the boundary wire is connected correctly. * The boundary wire might be too close to the edge of the working area. Verify that the boundary wire has been laid according to the instructions. * The robotic lawnmower may be struggling to differentiate the signal from a nearby installation. Try placing the robotic lawnmower in the charging station and generating a new loop signal.
What to do if my Gardena SILENO R100LiC is trapped?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower is trapped, it means it has gotten caught on something or is stuck behind multiple obstacles. To resolve this: * Free the robotic lawnmower from whatever it's caught on and address the reason it became trapped in the first place. * Inspect the area for obstacles that might be hindering the robotic lawnmower's movement.
Why Gardena Lawn Mower has uneven mowing results?
Uneven mowing results with your Gardena Lawn Mower can stem from several factors: * The robotic lawnmower may not be working enough hours per day. Increase the working times. * The working area's shape may require manual adjustments for the robotic lawnmower to reach all remote areas. Use Lawn coverage to guide the robotic lawnmower to these areas. * The working area might be too large. Consider limiting the working area or extending the working time. * The blades could be blunt. Replace all blades and screws to ensure balanced rotation. * Grass accumulation near the blade disc or around the motor shaft. Check that the blade disc skid plate rotates easily. If not, unscrew the blade disc and remove any grass or foreign objects.
Why Gardena Lawn Mower has no drive?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower is showing 'No drive', there could be a few reasons: * The robotic lawnmower may have gotten caught on something. Free it and address the cause. If wet grass is the issue, wait for the lawn to dry. * The working area might include a steep slope. The maximum guaranteed slope is 35%. Isolate steeper slopes. * The guide wire may not be angled correctly on a slope. If the guide wire is on a slope, it must be laid at an angle across it.
What to do if Gardena Lawn Mower is running at the wrong time?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower is running at the wrong time, it's likely due to: * The robotic lawnmower clock needs to be set. Set the clock. * Incorrect start and stop times for mowing. Reset the start and stop time settings for mowing.
What to do if my Gardena SILENO R100LiC wheel motor is blocked?
If the wheel motor of your Gardena Lawn Mower is blocked, it's likely because grass or another object has wrapped around the drive wheel. Inspect the drive wheel and remove any obstructions.
What to do if Gardena Lawn Mower charging station is blocked?
If the charging station of your Gardena Lawn Mower is blocked, consider these potential causes: * Poor contact between the charging strips and contact strips. Ensure good contact by repositioning the robotic lawnmower in the charging station. * An object obstructing the robotic lawnmower. Remove the object.
What to do if Gardena SILENO R100LiC Lawn Mower asks for PIN code?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower is asking for a PIN code, it means a wrong PIN code has been entered. Enter the correct PIN code. Note that after five incorrect attempts, the keypad will be blocked for five minutes. Contact GARDENA Central Service if you forget the PIN code.
What does it mean when Gardena SILENO R100LiC shows connectivity settings restored?
If your Gardena Lawn Mower displays a message indicating that connectivity settings have been restored, it means that the connectivity settings was restored due to a fault. Please check and change the settings if needed.
Details general safety guidelines for operating the robotic lawnmower.
Ensure correct installation of the boundary wire according to the instruction.
Verifying the loop signal using the charging station's indicator lamp.
Initial setup sequence and automatic calibration of the guide signal.
Testing the robotic lawnmower's ability to dock with the charging station.
Setting mowing schedules to optimize lawn results and mower lifespan.
Steps to start the robotic lawnmower and select an operation mode.
Selecting the primary mowing mode (Main area, Secondary area, Override timer).
Options for parking the robotic lawnmower (until further notice, start with next timer).
Function of the main switch for starting and stopping the mower.
Detailed guide on setting mowing schedules for optimal lawn care and mower performance.
Configuring security levels and charging station connection.
Managing wireless interaction with GARDENA Smart System devices.
How to clean the robotic lawnmower to maintain performance and prevent wear.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the mower's chassis and blade disc.
How to safely replace the mower blades using genuine parts.
Instructions for downloading and installing software updates via USB.
Information on the battery's service life and replacement procedure.
General| Type | Robotic lawnmower |
|---|---|
| Cutting Height, min-max | 20-50 mm |
| Max Area | 1000 m² |
| Maximum Slope | 35% |
| Battery Type | Li-Ion |
| Battery Voltage | 18 V |
| Battery Capacity | 2.1 Ah |
| Charging Time | 60 min |
| Typical mowing time on one charge | 65 min |
| Sound level Guaranteed | 60 dB(A) |
| Mulching Function | Yes |
| Grass Collection | No |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Noise Level | 58 dB(A) |
| Blade Type | 3 pivoting blades |
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