husqvarna Automower 105

When the robotic lawnmower's security level is set to 'High,' an audible alarm will sound if the correct PIN code is not entered within a specific time after the mower is stopped or activated.

The anti-theft alarm has been activated because the robotic lawnmower was lifted off the ground. This indicates that the security settings are enabled to prevent unauthorized removal of the mower. The mower will stop and emit an alarm.

The anti-theft alarm has been activated because the mower was stopped unexpectedly. This suggests that the security settings are configured to trigger an alarm when the mower's operation is interrupted outside of normal procedures.

The anti-theft alarm has been activated because the main switch on the mower was turned to the OFF position. This indicates that the security level settings are configured to trigger an alarm on power down, usually as a theft deterrent.

The anti-theft alarm has been activated because the robotic lawnmower was tilted. This indicates that the security settings are enabled to prevent unauthorized manipulation or movement of the mower. The mower will stop and emit an alarm.

The charging station's indicator lamp flashes blue. This signals a problem with the boundary wire, which could mean the wire is disconnected from the charging station or there's a break somewhere along the wire. The mower cannot operate without a proper boundary signal.

The indicator lamp on the charging station flashes blue, indicating a problem with the boundary loop. This could mean the wire is disconnected or has a break.

The charging station is detecting an abnormally high charging current, which suggests a problem with the power supply unit. This is a critical issue that may require professional service, as it could indicate a fault with the electrical components.

The robotic lawnmower's collision sensors are detecting an issue, likely because the mower body is not able to move freely around its chassis. This can prevent proper operation and obstacle detection, causing the mower to stop or behave erratically.

The robotic lawnmower's cutting system is blocked, which means the blades cannot rotate freely. This can be caused by debris around the blade disc or if the mower is in a pool of water, preventing effective mowing.

The robotic lawn mower struggles to connect with its charging station. This can be due to incorrect installation of the boundary or guide wires, or an uneven surface where the station is placed. The mower may circle the station or miss the entrance.

The indicator lamp on the charging station flashes blue, signaling that there is a break or interruption somewhere along the boundary loop wire, preventing the robotic lawnmower from operating correctly.

The charging station lamp flashes green. This indicates that the boundary signals are strong and the mower is operating in ECO mode. This is a normal status when ECO mode is enabled, and no fault is present.

The indicator lamp on the charging station flashes green. This means the boundary loop and guide wire signals are good, and the ECO mode is currently activated. No action is required.

The mower's battery level is critically low or completely depleted, and it may be unable to return to the charging station. This can also indicate issues with the charging station or guide wire itself preventing the mower from locating its charge point.

If the START button is not pressed before the robotic lawnmower's cover is closed, a message beep will sound, and the mower will not begin its operation.

When the robotic lawnmower is set to MAN (Manual) mode, it will mow until its battery is completely depleted. At this point, it will stop and display the 'Needs manual charging' message.

The robotic lawnmower is unable to detect the boundary loop signal, which is essential for its operation. This can stem from power issues, physical breaks in the wire, or incorrect installation/interference, causing the mower to stop.

The robot mower's display shows 'Outside working area', indicating it cannot detect the boundary wire signal or is positioned outside its defined work area. This can be caused by installation errors or external interference.

The robot mower has stopped due to the STOP button being activated. To resume operation, the PIN code must be entered and the start button pressed.

The charging station's indicator lamp flashes red. This indicates an internal problem with the charging station's antenna, which prevents it from sending or receiving signals correctly. This issue typically requires professional attention.

The indicator lamp on the charging station flashes red, suggesting an interruption with the charging station's internal antenna. This is an internal fault that usually requires professional assistance.

The robot mower's battery life for mowing or its charging duration is noticeably shorter than expected. This could point to a worn-out battery or the product being in a standby period.

A solid blue light on the charging station suggests that the boundary wire is too long, resulting in a weak signal. While the mower may still operate, its performance, especially in finding the charging station, might be affected. This is not necessarily a fault but a condition.

The indicator lamp on the charging station is continuously green. This indicates that the charging station is fully functional and the boundary wire signal is good. No issues are detected with the installation.

The indicator lamp on the charging station is continuously green, indicating that the boundary loop and guide wire signals are working correctly. No action is needed.

A solid red light on the charging station indicates a serious internal malfunction. This specifically points to a defective circuit board within the charging station. This issue typically requires professional repair or replacement.

The indicator lamp on the charging station is continuously red, indicating a serious fault with the charging station's circuit board or an incorrect power supply. This usually requires professional attention.

The mower is reporting a temporary issue with its battery system or related software. This is often a transient fault that can be resolved with a simple reset, indicating a minor communication glitch.

The robot mower is unable to move because it has become caught or stuck behind an obstacle in the work area. The display shows a 'Trapped' message.

The lawn has an inconsistent cut, with some areas appearing taller or less manicured than others. This can be caused by insufficient mowing time, incorrect settings for the work area, or dull blades. Obstructions can also prevent proper cutting.

The lawn does not have an even cut, appearing patchy or with varying grass heights after the robot mower has operated. This can be due to schedule, area coverage, or blade issues.

A message indicates that one of the wheel motors is blocked, preventing the drive wheel from turning. This is typically caused by grass or other debris getting wrapped around the wheel. The mower will be unable to move correctly.

An incorrect Personal Identification Number (PIN) has been entered. This message appears on the display. After five incorrect attempts, the keypad will be blocked for five minutes as a security measure to prevent unauthorized access.

The robotic lawnmower starts or stops mowing at times that do not match the user's schedule. This is usually due to an incorrect clock setting or improperly configured start and stop times. Confirm that the mower's internal clock is accurate.

The charging station's indicator lamp flashes yellow. This indicates a problem with the guide wire, which could be due to a loose connection at the charging station or a break in the guide wire itself. The mower may have difficulty finding its way to the charging station.

The indicator lamp on the charging station flashes yellow, indicating a problem with the guide wire. This could mean the guide wire is disconnected or has a break.