TROUBLESHOOTING
No loop signal | The transformer is not connected. | Check the wall socket connection and whether |
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| The low voltage cable is damaged | Check that the low voltage cable is not |
| or not connected. | damaged. Check that it is also properly |
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| transformer. |
| The boundary wire is not connected | Check that the boundary wire connectors are |
| to the charging station | fitted properly to the charging station. See 3.5 |
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| Connecting the boundary wire on page 27. |
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| Boundary wire broken. | Find out where the break is. See 9.5 Finding |
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| breaks in the loop wire on page 82. Replace the |
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| damaged section of the loop with a new loop |
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| wire and splice using an original coupler. |
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| ECO mode is activated and the | Place the robotic lawnmower in the charging |
| robotic lawnmower has attempted | station, press the Start button and close the |
| to start outside the charging station. | hatch. See 6.9 Settings on page 59. |
| The boundary wire is laid in the | Check that the boundary wire has been laid |
| wrong direction around an island. | according to the instructions. See 3 Installation |
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| on page 15. |
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| The connection between the robotic | Place the robotic lawnmower in the charging |
| lawnmower and the charging station | station and generate a new loop signal. |
| has been broken. | See 6.5 Security on page 45. |
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| Disturbances from metal objects | Try moving the boundary wire. |
| (fences, reinforcement steel) or |
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| buried cables close by. |
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Trapped | The robotic lawnmower has got | Free the robotic lawnmower and rectify the |
| caught in something. | reason for it becoming trapped. |
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| The robotic lawnmower is stuck | Check if there are any obstacles which make |
| behind a number of obstacles. | it hard for the robotic lawnmower to move on |
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| from this location. |
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