4. Maintenance
To achieve better mowing results and increase the service life, be sure to keep the mower clean and the blades in good
condition. Inspection and maintenance should be carried out by an adult every week. Any damaged or worn parts should be
replaced. DO NOT perform maintenance when wearing open sandals or barefoot. Always wear long trousers and work shoes
when servicing the mower.
4.1 Cleaning
Use a soft brush or cloth to clean the exterior of the mower thoroughly. DO NOT clean with alcohol, gasoline, acetone, or other
corrosive/volatile solvents. These substances may damage the appearance and internal structure of your mower.
For proper docking, periodically inspect and clean the charging station from debris and mud. Make sure all connecting parts of the
charging station, the extension cable, and the power supply are not blocked.
A. Chassis and blade disc
If the chassis and blade disc are dirty, use a brush or a water hose to clean. DO NOT use a high-pressure washer. At the same time,
make sure that the blade disc rotates freely and the blades can pivot freely.
CAUTION: High pressure water can leak into the sealings and damage electronic and mechanical parts.
B. Wheels
Grass on the wheels can affect how the mower performs when climbing slopes. Remove mud or other items stuck in between to
ensure strong grip.
C. Rain sensor
Check once a week and make sure the rain sensor is not covered by mud, grass or other objects. You can either wash it or clean it
with a soft brush. After cleaning, dry the sensor area to prevent it being triggered as in rain.
WARNING
Before cleaning, make sure the mower is powered off.
When the mower is upside down, it must be powered off.
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