Maximizing Efficiency: How to Maintain Your Robotic or Remote-Controll

Even advanced robotic mowers require routine maintenance. Proper care ensures long-term performance and prevents unexpected breakdowns.

Maintenance Checklist

1. Blades: Clean after every use; sharpen or replace when dull.

2. Wheels & Tracks: Remove debris; check for wear.

3. Battery Care: Charge fully; replace if performance drops.

4. Sensors: Wipe clean to maintain obstacle detection accuracy.

5. Seasonal Storage: Remove batteries and store indoors during winter for longevity.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

• Mower not starting → Check battery, connections, and safety switch.

• Uneven mowing → Adjust blade height or inspect wheel alignment.

• Stuck mower → Inspect obstacles, clean wheels, check boundary wire.

Professional Servicing

Even the best mowers benefit from annual professional checkups, including engine inspection, software updates, and blade calibration.