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Mower
On/Off LED
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Mower
Buzzer
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Meaning
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1st Level
User Corrective Action
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2nd Level
User Corrective Action
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3rd Level
Service
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1 Beep
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- Check that the Perimeter Wire is not too close to the edge or not on a sloped area.
- Move the mower inside the lawn or away from this particular location and renew the operation.
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- The mower is stuck in place
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- Check the ground surface. Fill with dirt and level off.
- Inspect the Drive wheels for foreign material or debris preventing rotation.
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- Check the ground surface. Fill with dirt and level off.
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- Swap wire connections at the base station head.
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2 Beeps
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- Check the blade
- Mow motor overheat
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- Turn mower Off by pressing GO button for two seconds
- Remove the Disabling Device
- Lift mower and inspect the blade for foreign material or debris preventing rotation. Use stick to rotate and clean
- Increase cutting height.
- Turn mower on, insert Disabling Device back in place, and press GO to try again.
- Open Robomow App, run Mow test. If failed:
- Remove the motor, disconnect the motor’s connector, observe for no corrosion on the pins, and connect again. Close the motor and re-check.
- Remove cover, disconnect the motor’s connector on the Main Board side, observe for no corrosion on the pins, and connect again. Close the motor and re-check.
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- Contact Customer Support for further investigation.
- Replace mow motor and perform mow test.
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Connect the original mow motor back on the robot, and replace mow motor cable. Perform mow test.
Connect the original cable back on the robot, and replace Main Board. Perform mow test
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3 Beeps
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- No wire signal
- Waiting for signal
- The wire is cut
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- Confirm power supply is plugged into the power outlet.
- Check power supply and perimeter wire connection to the Base Station.
- Check the indication on the Base Station. If the wire is cut, repair it with the provided wire connectors.
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4 Beeps
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- Check drive wheels
- Drive motor overheat
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- Turn mower Off by pressing GO button for two seconds.
- Inspect the Drive wheels for foreign material or debris preventing rotation.
- Turn mower on, and press GO to try again.
- Open Robomow App, run Drive test. If failed: Contact Customer Support.
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- Open the cover
- Disconnect the Drive Motor’s connector, observe for no corrosion on the pins, and connect again.
- Re-check the Drive Motors
- Swap the drive motors connections on the Main Board between right and left.
- Send the robot to mow to observe if the failure still exists on the same side
- Failure still on the same side? Replace Drive motor.
- Failure moved to the other side? Replace Main Board.
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Comments
1 comment
The mowers seem to be the best brand. There's no servicing maintenance in my area. I've done several main board and mow motor replacements besides the batteries. I am using a pair of Models RX for the two smaller parts of my lawn. One would be enough most of the season. I can't hear the beeps well when there's any distracting noises; but, you have those beep codes. Since it is so difficult to guess which is the defective part/s, I am out of order to mow for weeks to receive them. Especially so when a miss-diagnosis prompts another part to order. These are really good mowers and so quiet that they can run while neighbors sleep. Until popularity increases to the point that repair is available, it would really be great to have better visual indication of which is/are the malfunctioning part/s. So the correct needed part would be evident.
Please?
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