What to do if Robomow RM510 displays 'Waiting for signal…'?
The Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Waiting for signal…' because no signal is detected. Check the power to the Base Station. If there was a power interruption, Robomow will renew operation if power returns within an hour; otherwise, it will return to the Base Station but not renew operation.
Why is the ‘Poor connection’ indicator flashing on my Robomow RM510?
If the 'Poor connection' indicator is flashing on the Perimeter Switch, or the Base Station beeps intermittently, it indicates poor wire splicing or the wire is too long. Use the waterproof connectors supplied in the box for reliable electrical connections, as twisted cables or screw terminals with insulation tape are not sufficient. A maximum perimeter wire length of 500 m is recommended. For longer lengths, divide the area into separate zones.
What to do if Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Check wire'?
The Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Check wire' due to a poor connection of the perimeter wire or the wire is too long. Check and repair all loose, poor, or corroded connections using the waterproof connectors supplied in the box. If the wire is longer than 500m, split the area into 2 separate zones.
What to do if Robomow RM510 Lawn Mower displays 'Check power (Base Station)'?
The Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Check power (Base Station)' because the power supply is not plugged in properly, there's no power to the receptacle, the contacts are dirty, or charging isn't detected. Confirm the power supply is plugged into the main power receptacle and that the main power is on. Clean the contacts with a brush or cloth. Also, confirm a good connection of the power supply and the Base Station board cables.
What to do if Robomow RM510 Lawn Mower displays 'Check power (Winter charger)'?
The Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Check power (Winter charger)' because the power supply cable is not plugged into the mains properly, or there is no power to the receptacle. Confirm the power supply is plugged into the main power receptacle and that the main power is on.
What to do if Robomow RM510 Lawn Mower displays 'Mow overheat cooling, wait…'?
If Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Mow overheat cooling, wait…', it means the mowing motor has been working under a severe load for too long. Robomow will renew operation automatically when the motor cools down.
What to do if Robomow RM510 displays 'Insert fuse for charging'?
The Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Insert fuse for charging' because it's connected to charging without a battery fuse. Disconnect Robomow from charging, insert the fuse, and reconnect.
What to do if Robomow RM510 displays 'Low temperature waiting…'?
If Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Low temperature waiting…', it means the ambient temperature is too low. The charging is stopped and Robomow is waiting for temperature to change back to the allowed range.
What to do if Robomow RM510 displays 'Check signal Press GO'?
The Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Check signal Press GO' because there is no fitting between the 'Signal type' setting and the signal jumper, automatic operation is initiated outside the perimeter wire, the perimeter wire is connected with the wrong polarity, or there's signal interference. Set the 'Signal type' menu to 'A' and confirm the jumper is installed, or set it to 'B' and remove the jumper. Place the mower inside the lawn. Change the wires connected to the plot connector. Call service for help in case of signal interference.
What to do if Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Bumper pressed'?
The Robomow Lawn Mower displays 'Bumper pressed' because the bumper is constantly being pressed. Move the mower away from the object pressing against the bumper.
General| Mower Type | Robotic |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Maximum Slope | 36% |
| Rain Sensor | Yes |
| Mobile App | Yes |
| Anti-Theft Protection | Yes |
| Smartphone App | Yes |
| Mowing Speed | 20 m/min |
| Blade Type | 3 Blades |
Read manual, follow instructions, and understand controls for safe operation.
Ensure safe setup, inspect area, use proper footwear during preparation.
Operate mower safely without supervision, in daylight, and with proper attire.
Safety guidelines for Base Station, power cord placement, and handling.
Safe procedures for transporting and storing the Robomow.
Guidelines for proper disposal of the product and its components.
Explanation of safety symbols and their meanings found on the Robomow.
Proper disposal of electrical equipment and EC conformity statement.
Security features to prevent unauthorized operation by children or theft.
Sensors that halt operation upon lifting, tilting, or collision.
Emergency stop button and control requiring two-step engagement.
Safety fuse and details on the electronically controlled charging system.
Requirements for Base Station and perimeter wire for safe operation.
Automatic warnings and motor protection mechanisms.
Initial steps and tools required before setting up the base station and wire.
Rules and instructions for determining the best location and wire layout.
Criteria for selecting an optimal location for the Base Station.
Setting up multiple zones and managing narrow passages between them.
How to demarcate obstacles and create perimeter islands.
Guidelines for laying wire on slopes and maximum allowed slope for mowing.
Two options for placing the Base Station: internal or external setup.
Step-by-step guide to laying out and connecting the perimeter wire.
Initial steps for connecting the wire to the Base Station area.
Techniques for laying the perimeter wire using the RoboRuler.
Securing the wire with pegs and completing the connection.
Final steps for positioning and connecting the Base Station and its power supply.
Steps for setting cutting height, inserting fuse, and initial configuration.
How to adjust the mower's cutting height using the adjustment knob.
Procedure for inserting the battery fuse to enable mower operation.
Overview of the control panel, settings, and basic operations.
Description of the control panel buttons, display, and operating lamp.
Initial setup for language, time, and date settings.
Setting up automatic mowing schedules based on area or days.
Procedure for testing the Base Station and perimeter wire placement.
Steps for setting up the mower in areas without a Base Station using a Perimeter Switch.
Finding a suitable spot and mounting the Perimeter Switch.
Connecting and laying out the perimeter wire for non-Base zones.
Finalizing wire connections and testing the setup for non-Base zones.
Menu option for configuring mowing zones and their parameters.
Configuration settings specific to the Base Zone, including weekly programs.
Setting up automatic mowing schedules, program types, and display options.
Options for setting weekly programs by area, days, or advanced configuration.
Defining specific points for the mower to enter the lawn for mowing.
Option to skip the next scheduled mowing operation.
Setting to manage mowing around islands without needing to converge to the edge.
Adjusting the operating time for manual or specific zone operations.
Menu for configuring general mower settings like security and sensors.
Security features to prevent unauthorized use and theft.
Setting the current time and date for accurate operation.
Configuring the rain sensor sensitivity, activation, and delay.
Selecting display language and activating energy-saving ECO mode.
Adjusting signal settings and resetting the blade replacement reminder.
Testing wire position and setting delayed operation start times.
Accessing operational data, battery status, and configuration details.
Viewing total operating time and the date of the first operation.
Checking battery voltage and last run times for the last 10 operations.
Monitoring component temperatures and viewing system configuration details.
Reviewing the reasons for the last ten stops and their dates.
Menu option requiring a password, likely for advanced service functions.
How to set up the Base Station outside the lawn area.
Configuring parameters specific to non-Base Station zones (A or B).
Setting operating time for non-Base zones.
Defining a specific distance for edge mowing in non-Base zones.
Restoring the factory default edge distance for a selected zone.
How the mower performs edge mowing in Base and Non-Base zones.
Explanation of the scanning process for mowing the main lawn area.
Method to bypass edge mowing and start directly with inner area mowing.
Setting up and using automatic weekly mowing schedules.
Performing manual mowing operations, including selecting entry points.
How the mower automatically or manually returns to the Base Station for charging.
Procedures for operating the mower in areas without a Base Station.
Steps taken by the mower after completing its scheduled operation.
Information on using the Base Station charger and winter charger.
How the mower communicates operational faults and messages via LCD.
Continued list of messages, causes, and corrective actions for common issues.
Further troubleshooting for messages related to temperature, battery, and operation.
Troubleshooting for wire signals, rain detection, and charging issues.
Troubleshooting for wire issues, sleep mode, and time/date errors.
Table listing less common operational problems and their solutions.
Addressing noise, vibration, poor mowing quality, and display language problems.
Regular maintenance tasks and their recommended service intervals.
Guidelines for cleaning the Robomow, Base Station, and mowing deck.
Details on battery lifespan and replacement recommendations.
Keeping the Base Station clean and free of debris for optimal function.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the mower blade.
How to repair or splice the perimeter wire using provided connectors.
Procedures for storing the Robomow and Base Station during winter.
Detailed guide for safely replacing the mower's batteries.
Physical specifications of the Robomow.
Measured and guaranteed sound power levels of the mower.
Details on cutting width, height, and blade motor RPM.
Information on setting the theft guard code and locating the serial number.
How to determine the manufacturing year from the mower's label.
Essential spare parts like blades and peg packs for maintenance and expansion.
Accessories for setting up and managing mowing zones.
Items like remote controls, wire connectors, and battery packs.
Advice on optimal mowing times and frequency for lawn health.
Guidelines for adjusting cutting height and proper lawn watering techniques.
Tips on fertilization, blade maintenance, and managing lawn thatch.
Details on the warranty period, coverage, and exclusions.
Instructions on how to seek warranty repairs and owner responsibilities.
Legal conditions, remedies, and limitations of the warranty.
Manufacturer details and products covered by the declaration.
List of EMC, Electrical Safety, Noise, and Machinery directives applied.
Measured sound levels and EMF compliance information.
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