To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Yard force LUV600Ri is noisy?
If your Yard force Lawn Mower is making unusual noises, first, check the blade fixing screws and tighten them if needed. Next, inspect the blades for any signs of damage and replace them if necessary. Also, the grass might be too high. Try increasing the cutting height, or mow the lawn with a regular lawnmower first. If the cutting motor has failed, please call our customer support team.
Why Yard force LUV600Ri Lawn Mower returns to docking station when pressing START?
Your Yard force Lawn Mower might return to or remain at the docking station when you press the START button if it has already completed its programmed working time for the day. Also, if the battery is low, allow the Robotic Mower time to charge and then try again.
Why my Yard force LUV600Ri Lawn Mower runs in circles?
If your Yard force Lawn Mower runs in circles, while mowing or following the boundary wire, it could be due to several reasons. First, verify that no power cable runs parallel and in close proximity to the boundary wire; if needed, reposition the boundary wire. Next, check if a front wheel is stuck. If a neighbor has a similar Robotic Mower, the signals may interfere; try setting your docking station and Robotic Mower to the alternative boundary signal. If the driving motor may be damaged, please contact our customer support team.
How to fix Yard force LUV600Ri not docking?
If your Yard force Lawn Mower is unable to dock with the docking station, check that the boundary wire in front and underneath the charger is in a straight line. Also, ensure that the docking station's position is suitable as explained in this manual.
General| Brand | Yard force |
|---|---|
| Model | LUV600Ri |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Plan the installation by sketching the lawn, noting obstacles, and gathering necessary tools.
Ultrasonic sensors detect rigid obstacles over 100mm; ensure correct boundary wire placement.
Exclude trees with exposed roots below 100mm from the mowing area using boundary wire.
Clear small rocks and stones to prevent the mower from getting stuck or damaging blades.
The mower can navigate slopes up to a maximum of 40% incline or decline.
Exclude elevated pathways using boundary wire with a 40cm safety distance.
Fortify the docking station area on soft or uneven ground with a grass protection mesh.
Position the docking station considering power, temperature, surface, and protection from elements.
Lay boundary wire correctly, maintaining specified distances from edges and obstacles.
Use boundary wire to exclude flowerbeds, choosing between parallel wires or placing an obstacle.
Exclude all open water sources from the cutting area to prevent severe damage.
Corridors should be at least 2m wide and a max length of 8m for proper navigation.
Connect the boundary wire ends to the appropriate 'F' (front) and 'B' (back) connectors.
Select and ensure matching signal settings (S1/S2) for mower and docking station to avoid interference.
Details on control panel buttons, indicators, their meanings, and status lights.
Instructions on how to start mowing and command the mower to return to the docking station.
How to use the STOP button to immediately halt the mower's operation at any time.
Procedure for halting and resetting the mower's PIN code if forgotten.
Regular cleaning using a dry brush or damp cloth; avoid high pressure water.
Steps for winter storage: recharge battery, clean mower, disconnect power and wire.
Clean charging contacts on mower and docking station for optimal charging efficiency.
Use a soft brush or mild detergent for intensive cleaning, then wipe with a damp cloth.
Clean blade disc and frame, ensure blades move freely and are not obstructed.
Clean contact pins and charging strips with wire wool or fine emery paper for efficient charging.
Replace all three blades simultaneously using recommended spare parts for optimal performance.
Check boundary wire alignment and docking station position for proper docking.
Verify wire proximity, wheel function, signal interference, or contact support for motor issues.
Inspect blade screws, check for blade damage, or address high grass and motor failures.
Check if working time is complete or if the battery is low; allow time for charging.
