Why is my Worx Landroid WR142E not operating at the correct time?
If your Worx Lawn Mower isn't operating at the correct time, it could be due to a few reasons. First, ensure that the clock is set to the correct time. If the clock is correct, check the programmed cutting times and adjust them to the correct values. Also, verify that the Landroid® is not manually docked in the charging base.
Why is my Worx Landroid WR142E cutting grass unevenly?
Uneven grass cutting with your Worx Lawn Mower can occur for several reasons: * The mower isn't running long enough each day. * The mowing area is too large for the mower's capacity. * The blades are dull and need replacing. * The cutting height is set too low for the grass length. * Grass or other objects are wrapped around the blade disc. * There's a buildup of grass in the blade disc or motor frame box.
How to fix the LED light on the Worx Landroid WR142E Lawn Mower charging base when it does not turn on?
If the LED light on the charging base of your Worx Lawn Mower isn't turning on, the cause may be that there is no power. Check that the charging base is properly connected to the power adapter and that the power adapter is connected to a suitable power supply.
Why Worx Landroid WR142E run-times are getting shorter?
Shorter run times between charges for your Worx Lawn Mower can be caused by something clogged in the blade disc, the Landroid® shaking heavily, or the battery being exhausted or old.
What does it mean when the red light turns on the Worx Landroid WR142E charging base?
The red light on the charging base of your Worx Lawn Mower indicates that the boundary wire isn’t connected or is broken.
Why is the charging time for my Worx Landroid WR142E Lawn Mower so long?
If the charging time for your Worx Lawn Mower is much longer than expected, it might be due to a poor connection caused by debris on the charging strip. Alternatively, the charging protection program may have activated because of high or low temperature.
Why does my Worx Lawn Mower vibrate?
If your Worx Lawn Mower is vibrating, the blades may be damaged. Check the condition of the blade disc.
Why does my Worx Landroid WR142E say 'Outside working area!' when it is inside?
If your Worx Lawn Mower displays 'Outside working area!' even when inside its boundary, the boundary wire ends may be clamped incorrectly.
General| Cutting Width | 20 cm |
|---|---|
| Battery Voltage | 20 V |
| Battery Capacity | 2.0 Ah |
| Max Cutting Surface | 700 m² |
| Cutting Height | 30-60 mm |
| Noise Level | 63 dB |
| Maximum Slope | 35% |
| Charging Time | 90 min |
| Operating Time | 60 min |
| Area Coverage | 700 m² |
| Slope Handling | Yes |
| Rain Sensor | Yes |
| Boundary Wire | Yes |
| App Control | Yes |
| Voice Control | No |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Read all safety warnings and instructions carefully to prevent electric shock, fire, or serious injury.
Detailed specifications including voltage, cutting area, battery type, weight, and Wi-Fi module details.
Landroid finds base, senses rain, follows boundary wire, and stops if lifted or obstructed.
Steps to connect Landroid to a smartphone app, including Wi-Fi and router settings.
Safety precautions and instructions for replacing dull or damaged blades.
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