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Your Grizzly Lawn Mower might not start due to several reasons: the On/Off switch may be set to the “Off” position, so set the on/off switch to “On” position. Alternatively, the rechargeable battery might not be inserted; insert it. If the grass is too long, pre-mow the lawn and set a higher cutting height. If none of these solutions work, the motor may be defective.
What to do if Grizzly MR 400 Lawn Mower output is not satisfactory?
If the output of your Grizzly Lawn Mower isn't satisfactory, or the engine is difficult to operate, it could be due to several factors. First, the cutting height might be too low, so try setting a higher cutting height. Second, the blades may be blunt, in which case you should sharpen or replace them. Third, the blade area could be blocked; clean the device. Finally, the blades might be incorrectly assembled; ensure they are installed correctly.
What to do if Grizzly Lawn Mower warning LED lights up blue?
If the warning LED on the control panel of your Grizzly Lawn Mower lights up blue, it could be due to the battery temperature being too hot. Allow the automatic lawn mower to cool down for approximately 15 minutes. Alternatively, the battery may be defective and need to be replaced.
What to do if Grizzly MR 400 Lawn Mower engine switches off?
If the engine of your Grizzly Lawn Mower switches off, it is possible there is a blockage by a foreign body. Remove any foreign body that may be causing the engine to stop.
What to do if Grizzly MR 400 Lawn Mower has abnormal sounds?
If your Grizzly Lawn Mower is making abnormal sounds, such as clattering or vibrations, it could be due to loose blade bolts. Try tightening the blade bolts. Another cause could be damaged blades, which would require replacement.
What to do if Grizzly Lawn Mower moves out of boundary?
If your Grizzly Lawn Mower moves out of the boundary, it may be due to a routing error where 90° corners can lead to signal loss. To resolve this, take corners widely or at a 45° angle.
What to do if Grizzly MR 400 Lawn Mower moves, but does not cut?
If your Grizzly Lawn Mower moves but does not cut, the battery may be defective. Replace the rechargeable battery.
What to do if Grizzly Lawn Mower warning LED flashes blue?
If the warning LED on the control panel of your Grizzly Lawn Mower flashes blue, it may be because the automatic lawn mower tipped over or is overworked. Turn the mower over again. Also, check the height of the grass (max 60 mm) and pre-mow the lawn area if necessary.
What to do if Grizzly MR 400 warning LED lights up red?
If the warning LED on the control panel of your Grizzly Lawn Mower lights up red, it means that the mower was lifted up during operation. To solve this, start the mower again by pressing the OK key, and delete errors by pressing the Stop key.
General| Brand | Grizzly |
|---|---|
| Model | MR 400 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Describes the device's purpose, limitations, features, and components.
Details technical data and crucial safety guidelines.
Guides through initial setup, connection, and core functions.
Explains symbols on the device and within the manual.
Describes the LED indicators on the charging station.
Explains symbols related to the battery and charger.
Covers general safety advice and warnings.
Safety guidelines for battery-operated tools and battery charger handling.
Details on safe handling, starting, and operating the mower.
Instructions for tilting, transporting, and moving the mower.
Emphasizes using undamaged equipment and avoiding overload.
Instructions for keeping the mower clean and safe.
Critical safety instructions related to electrical components and power.
Information on updating software and storing the mower.
Guidelines for moving the mower and environmentally responsible disposal.
Guides on selecting a location and securing the charging station.
Instructions for laying out and installing the boundary wire.
Guidance on handling trees, rocks, and gradients near the boundary.
Details on ponds, paths, and narrow passages for wire placement.
Step-by-step guide to connect the wire to the charging station.
Instructions for starting, stopping, setting, and managing the PIN code.
How to configure the daily mowing schedule.
Information on charging the battery and status indicators.
How to set the desired grass cutting height.
Steps for manually starting, stopping, and returning the mower to the base.
Details on paid repairs and service center contact.
Information on sending back units and their disposal.
Explains the 24-month guarantee period and exclusions.
Prerequisites and procedures for warranty claims.
Solutions for startup failures and LED warnings.
Addresses engine shutdown, unsatisfactory output, and abnormal noises.
Solutions for when the mower deviates from the boundary.
How to obtain spare parts and accessories.
Statement confirming adherence to applicable EU directives.
Lists harmonized standards and manufacturer information.
Contact information for service centers across various European countries.
