How do I resolve a 'Check mow height' error on my Robomow RM400 & Base Station Lawn Mower?
If your Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Check mow height', remove the fuse before lifting the mower. Inspect the blades for any foreign material or debris preventing rotation. Clean out any accumulated grass clippings using a wooden stick.
How to fix 'Adjust wire then press GO' on Robomow RM400 & Base Station Lawn Mower?
If your Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Adjust wire then press GO', adjust the wire where it collides with the obstacle, or remove the obstacle. Then, press ‘GO’ to continue the wire position test.
Why does my Robomow RM400 & Base Station Lawn Mower get stuck in place?
If your Robomow Lawn Mower is stuck in place, check the ground for any holes or indentations where the mower might have stopped, especially near the perimeter wire, and fill them with dirt to level the surface. Also, make sure the area is not too sloppy and work in dry conditions. Check that the perimeter wire is not too close to the edge, and adjust if necessary. Ensure the mowing deck is not set too low.
What to do if my Robomow RM400 & Base Station Lawn Mower shows a 'Low battery' message?
If your Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Low battery', manually drive the mower using the remote control or carry it to the Base Station for charging. To prevent this in the future, ensure there is at least 16 hours between scheduled operations to allow sufficient charging time.
How do I fix a 'Check wire' error on my Robomow RM400 & Base Station Lawn Mower?
If your Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Check wire', inspect and repair any loose, poor, or corroded connections in the perimeter wire. Use only the waterproof connectors supplied in the box for reliable electrical connections. Ensure the perimeter wire does not exceed 500m in length; if it does, divide the area into two separate zones.
How to troubleshoot 'Check power (Base Station)' error on Robomow RM400 & Base Station Lawn Mower?
If your Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Check power (Base Station)', first confirm that the power supply is properly plugged into the main power receptacle. If that's not the issue, ensure that the main power is turned on and the receptacle is receiving power by testing it with another appliance. Also, clean the mower or Charging Station contacts with a brush or cloth. Finally, check that the power supply is well connected to the Base Station and that the Base Station board cables (green and red) are properly connected to the Base Station contact pins, ensuring the screws are tightened.
General| Brand | Robomow |
|---|---|
| Model | RM400 & Base Station |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
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