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CONTENTS
Section1 Safetyinformation
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Section2 Generalinformation
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Section3 Technicalinformation
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Section4 Installation.
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Section5 Maintenanceinformation
Section6 Troubleshooting..
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SAFETYWARNINGS& PRECAUTIONS
instructions.
manualcarefullyandfollowall safetyandwarning
1. Readthe owners/operating
unattended;
operate
to
2. ThismachinehassharprotatingbladeslNeverallowthe mower
childrenand petsawayfrommowerwhenin operation.
keepbystanders,
3. Neverallowanyoneto rideor aiton mower
of the mowerto
4. Neverallowchildrenor personwho is notfamiliarwiththe safeoperation
ooeratethe mower.
5. Keephandsandfeetawayfromthe cuttingbladesand othermovingparts.
6. Neverattemptto serviceor adjustthe mowerwhileit is in operation.
the mower'
7. Inspectand clearthe mowingareaof all debrisbeforeoperating
moweris operating'
the
while
blades
the
8. Neverraisethe moweror attemptto inspect
any adjustments.
9. Alwaysturnoffthe powerbeforeliftingthe moweror attempting
from behindor
distance
safe
a
the mowerin manualmode,maintain
10.Whenoperating
aroundthe mowerandwearproperfootapparel.
11.Do notoperatethe moweron slopesgreaterthan20 degreesor useit in manual
on slopeswherea firmfootingis not possible'
operation
12.Do notoperatethe mowerif any safetyfeatureor deviceis damagedor inoperable'
13.Do notattemptto disableor defeatany safetyfeatureor device.
the blades'
or servicing
14.Useheavygloveswheninspecting
the virtualwire anddrivingthe
and usegloveswheninstalling
15. Weareye protection
a tripping
Firmlydriveall pegsin orderto keepthewireformbecoming
wirestakes/pegs.
hazard.
cord.
16.Do notusethechargingStationpowersupplywithan extension
withthismower'
powerpackandpowersupply/charger
equipment
17.Useonlytheoriginal
if thecordhasbecomedamaged.
18.Donotusethepowersupply/charger
19.Do not placemetalobjectsin the areaof the chargingcontactson the ChargingStation'
20.Do not placemetalobjectsacrossthe chargingpinsof the Mower.
21. Do notspraywaterdirectlyintothe dockingareaof the ChargingStationor ontothe
operatingpanelof the chargingstation.
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SAFETYINFORMATION
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1.WARNINc-thisisadangerouspowertool.Usecarewhenoperatingandfo||owa|lsa
andwarnlngs'
lnstructions
2.Readtheowner/operatingmanua|carefu|lyandfo||owa|lsafetyinstructions.
takecaution
3. Objectscan be thrownfrommowerwhileoperating'
awayfrommower'
4. Keepchildren,petsand bystanders
5.Sharprotatingb|ades.Keephandsawayanddonotattempttoliftmowerfromthisar
6. Sharprotatingblades.Keepfeetaway'
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OANGERISharProtatingblades
KeePhandsand feetaway'
ean occur'
Seriousin.lurY
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CAUTION!
P o s i t i o nt h i s s i d e o f t h e C h a r g i n gS t a t i o n
t o w a r d sl a w n i n t e r i o r '
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TheChargingstationfencemustfacetowardstheip
nteriorsectionofthelawnwhen
t o r o p e r t yo r p e r s o n s '
i n s t a l l e dF. a i l u r et o d o s o m a y r e s u l ti n d a m a g e
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GENERALINFORMATION
1. Mower
2. Remotecontrol
3. Chargingstation
4. VifiualwirelO0meters
5. Key(2pcs)
6. Stakesfor fasteningchargingstation(4pcs)
7. Pegsfor virtualwire(100pcs)
8. Blades(2pcs)
9. Charger
10.Englishmanual
1. Bumper:The mowermeetthe obstacle,lt can changethe direction
to cut grass
2. chargingpoint
3. Infraredrav
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1.Fuse
2. Charge
3 . S e n s eo f r a i n
( i t i s r a i n i n g, h e w i l l
g o t o d o c k i n gs t a t i o n)
4 . P o w e rl i g h t
5, Power Switch
"O"on
takeit outand
changethetyre
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"O"off
F
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il
Safety hence , keep off the foot and hand
C h a r g el i g h t
r e d :c h a r g i n g
g r e e n :f u l l c h a r g e/ i d l e
Virtualwire
light
red:brokenwire/idle
Patchjack, connectthe virtualwire randomlv
.
no positiveand negativepoles
L: GO LEFT
CIRCLE
R; GO RIGHT
GO STRAIGHT MOW: Mowingswitch
HOME: go chargingstation
'lH:
workingfor one hour
3H.workingfor threehours
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1 . T h eb a t t e r yi s l o w w h e n h e c u t s g r a s s , h e w i l l r e c h a r g ea n d t h e n h e w i l l c u t a g a i n
2.Onlywhen the mowerfinishcharging,he drop back and buzzing(callthe ownerto turn it off)
Charging red
c h a r g e dO K g r e e n
Two kinds of charge as above pictures
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TECHNICALINFORMATION
50/60H2
Powersupplyinput:100-240V
Output:24V
Robotmowertechnicalinformation
Coveragearea lper
600m'?+20%
SuggeslsO,,trea:
t{pei
CuttingPower
,a$Qii:800me
Fullyautonomous
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Yes
82W
Selfdesign
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Auto recharge
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Withinl0meters
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Bladeadjustment
pc
2pcsblade,14cm/L'1
Antitheft
Vesi'rtcs:key.,..,.::;l,:tll:ttl,...,..ll:.ll:.,,'.,.::.,,'..:.:
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30degreeMaxslope
Rainsensor
Wirelessremotecontrol
Hillcapability
17.sKGwith Lead-acidbatteries
2OKG]
G.WN.W .-
withlithiumbatteries
171145KG
Cut size
3CM/4CMADJUST
Mowersize
Battery(bechanged)
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7.2AH
lead-acid/ lithiumbattery24Y,
Security
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Waterproof
Yes
Chargingtimefor battery
Mow rotatespeed
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6000 rpm
2-3 hours
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warranty
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Battery
1 years
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INSTALLATION
Chargingstation& Virtualwireset up
station
1. Charging
Chargingstationwithstakes
Notice'
yourlawnanddecidethe bestlocation.
Beforefixthestationon thelawn, youshouldexamine
it is easvfor the mowerto findthe stationto recharge. checkthefollowingpictures:
'1. Ensurethe chargingstationis placedin a levelstationthatis easyto recharge
2. Ensurethereis no obstaclein the frontof chargingstation.
distancein frontof the chargingstation.
3. Ensurekeeping2-2.5metersof the straight-line
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Receptacle
l n s i d el a w n
24 Volts
110V
240V
P o w e rS u p p l y
C h a r g i n gs t a t i o na n d p l u g r e c e p t a c l e
G r e a t e rt h a n2 . 5 m
r e a t e r t h a n2 m
G r e a t e rt h a n2 m
fromthe chargingstationand any obstacleis 2 meters.Makesure
A minimumdistances
the distancefromcornerto chargingstationis at least2 meters.
G r e a t e rt h a n2 . 5 m
Makesurethe minimumdistancefromchargingstationand virtualwireis at least
2.5meters.
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Greater
t h a n2 . 5 m
The distancebetweenchargingstationand virtual loop should at least 2.5 meters
R e l a t i v e l yL e v e l - O K
Pleasefix the chargingstationin the levelplace.
Please keep the chargingstationaway from water.
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Hard or dry ground may cause Pegsto
b r e a kw h e n d r i v i n gt h e m i n . I n e x t r e m e
cases,wateringthe lawn where the pegs
willbe driven
P a y a t t e n t i o nt o t h e s h o r td i s t a n c ea n d l o n gd i s t a n c e.
B e c a u s et h e l a w n i s a n o m a l i s t i ci n g e n e r a l.
: r e a o u t s i d ei s s a m e l e v e l o r t h e v i r t u a lw i r e i s s t r a i g h t
3 0 c m S h o r td i s t a n c e a
: r e a o u t s i d ei s a n o b s t a c l eo r t h e v i r t u a lw i r e i s g r e a t e rt h a n 9 0 " .
5 0 c m L o n gd i s t a n c ea
Corner,angel
Areaoutsidevirtual,
samebasicleveland
freeof obstacles.
Virtual
wtre
position
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S h o r td i s t a n c e
Area outsidevirtual.
Bas a wall as an
obstacle.
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Virtual
wrre
position
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L o n gd i s t a n c e
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A d d p e g si n t o p u l l t h ev i r t u a l w i r e
d o w n t o t h e g r o u n ds u r f a c e ,b e l o w
t h e g r a s st i p s
Virtualwire
Burythe virtualwirebelowthe grass, possiblefastenon the ground. The mowercan
notcut the wire and whenthe grassgrowup , we can keepthe virtualwireStationas
before.
C o r r e cct o r n e sr e t u Pu, s i n g
Virtualwire
corner
lncorrect
setup
L a w na r e a
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PropeS
r e t u pi n S h a r PC o r n e r s
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90 degrees
Care must be taken not to create a corner sharperthan 90 degreeswhen settingup the
virtualwire.
A corner sharperthan 90 degrees can cause the Mower to lose track of the virtualwire.
we can make greaterthan 90 degreescorner to avoid this situation
virtual
Redundant
wiremustbe cut
'
A maximumvirtualwirelengthof 300mis recommended
longerlengthsshouldbe brokenintoseparatezones
Areasrequiring
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Followsare somesituations
,howto burythe virtualwire.
M i nd i s t a n c
0.Scm
Burythe virtualwireaccording
to actuallawn.
Startingpoint
Positionthe mowertowardsthe wire
afterthe chargingstation.
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MAINTENANCEINFORMATION
BATTERY
Attentions
for LeadAcidBatteries
1. Pleasedon'tremovethe batteriesprivately
2. Storage
(1 )Chargethe batteries
at leastonceeverysix monthsof they areat 25"C.The interval
of thischargeshouldbe reducedto 50% by each10"Crisein temperature
above25C .
The self-discharger
ratedoublesfor each10C in temperature.
lf tneyare storedfor a
longtimein a discharged
state,theircapacitymay notrecoverevenaftercharge.lf the
batteries
are storedfor morethana yearat roomtemperature,
the lifeof the batteries
may be shortened.
(2') Storethe batteries
startingfromthefullychargedstateto preventthe lifeof the
batteriesbeingshortened.
Usethe batteries
as quickryas possibre
afterreceiving
themas theygraduaily
deteriorate
evenunderproperstorageconditions.
Attentions
for Lithiumbatteries
1. Pleasechargethe rithiumbatteries
in accordance
withstandardtimeand procedures.
2. Whenthe poweris too low,it shouldbe startedchargingas soonas possible.
3 Activation-The
lithiumbatteries
shouldbe normalcharged-discharged
for 3-5 timesto
activateelectricity
backto normalcapacity.
4. storage-wesuggestthe optimumstorageof rithiumbatteryis with40% power
and
keepin the shade.
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TROUBLINGSHOOTING
T R O UB L E S H O O TN
IG
The mower moves out of the
a r e a r o u n d e db y t h e V i r t u a l
wire or moves in circle
searchingfor the Virtualwire
The mowerdoes notwork
C h e c kt h ev i r t u a l w i r el i g h t .
B e s u r et h ev i r t u a l w i r e
i s c o n n e c t e tdo t h e b a s e
s t a t i o nt h a ti s i n m o t i o n ,
a n dt h e r ei s n o l o o s ep l a c e
The virtualwire fails to
sendsignals.
The virtualwore ts
broken bv the mower
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Clearthe lawn,whefel
the,: '
2.lt movesto the area wfr€re rnoweris trappedor iestart,
the grassis thick;
,ttiemowerin another:rplaca,:
3. The frpntwheelis
iThen:the mowsr will,SCI.k,in:
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1.The " power" buttonon
the remotecontrolis
{ar
rnha-l
ruuut
Themowerbuzzed
The remotecontroldoes
not work
tEu
2.Frontwheelis liftedup
3.Blades
are plugged
up
seriouslyandthe power
becomesinefficient
4.Themowerstopwhenhe
can not meetthe grassin
5minutes.
The electricitypower:is low
The batteries
can
not recharge
Largepatchesof uncut
grassremainafterMower
hascompleted
mowing
1. Press " poweron &
off" buttonagain.
2. Restartthe mower.
3. Turnoff the mower,and
chargeit manually.
Changebatteri&
Checkwhetherthe charger
is wellconnected
PoweL
is,l1ot,
fultycharged.,,
for operation
Powernearingnaturalend
of life
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Replacethe batteryand
followthe maintenance
1. Cutthe grassappropriate
height
1. Grassis extremely
overgrownor very wet
Thg,bumperdoes not
activatewhen meeting
obstacle
.t....,:
Jigrgleswitchis broken
..
,,Sendthe mowerto providei'
and repair
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Mowergetsstuckfrequently
Lowground
optimalterrain
whentraveling
to
Raisegroundclearance
theuppermostposition
Cuttinoheiohttoo low
Raisecuttingheight
Terrainneeds
repairs
landscaping
Fillin all holes, coveror
excludeall exposedroots
ln orderto smooththe terrain
Mowerdoesnot
completethe edge
Obstaclealonothe oath
Watchthe fulloperationof
edqeand confirmno
obstiacle
are present
Mowerlampnotflashing
whenthe bladesare in
operation
Faultypowerlamp
lamp
Replaceoperating
Mowerdrivesbut blades
willnot mow
Mowon RC has been
r I,
turnedoff
Turnon the mowerbutton
Shortruntime, operates
lesstimethannormal
Poweris notfullycharged
for operation
Chargeagainuntilthe power
light "green"
Powernearinonaturalend
of life
Replacethe batteryand
followthe maintenance
1. Grassis extremely
overgrownor very wet
1. Cutthe grassappropriate
height
Mowerdoes not detectthe
charoinostationcontacts
Confirmpowersupplyis
Powersupply is not plugged
pluggedintothe main
power
suptl1, powersupply
inp'lhe,main
l
No powerto plugreceptacle Checkthe power
Checkthe plug
or mainpoweris shutoff
Chargingstation/the
virtualwire corrosion
P a g e1 6
Checkthe chargingstation
Contactyourproviderid the
contactsis replaced
Moweris operatedin the
zonewiththe charging
stationbutstopped
No power
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turn off the powerby keys
andtakesit to charge.
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l.Uppercover
2.Bottomcover
3.Wheels
4.Shell
5.Batteries
6.DCmotor
T.Slowdown
motor
8.Axle
9.Bumper
10.Motor
gasket
11.Gear
12.Motorpressure
plate
13.Bearing
pressure
plate
14.Batten
of battery
15.Handle
16.Rain
sensorcopperhead
1T.Springs
coppersheet
lB.Bearing
19.Blades
20.Blades
post
2 1.Omni-directional
wheels
22.Charging
copperhead
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