Worx Landroid Mowing Robots

If the Landroid's run-time between charges is decreasing significantly, the battery may be reaching the end of its lifespan or is faulty.

The battery temperature is outside the acceptable range for charging. This usually happens if the charging base is in direct sunlight on a hot day, or too cold.

The Landroid's battery charge is critically low and needs to be charged or replaced. The machine may not be able to complete its current task.

Excessive shaking or vibration during operation indicates that the blade disc is unbalanced. This can be caused by debris or damaged blades.

This error message indicates the blade disc is either blocked by an object or is working too hard due to thick grass. The motor may be struggling or stopped.

The Landroid is having trouble aligning itself with the charging base to establish a connection for charging.

The charging base's internal temperature is too high, which may cause it to temporarily stop or reduce charging. The display might show a temperature warning.

The Landroid is taking significantly longer than usual to charge. This is often due to dirt or debris preventing a good connection between the mower and the charging base.

The Landroid is not following its programmed mowing schedule because the internal clock is not set to the correct time.

The Landroid's battery is draining faster than usual, leading to shorter operating times between charges. This can be caused by increased friction from debris.

The LED indicator light on the charging base is off. This means the base is not receiving power.

The Landroid is not charging when docked in its base. This could be due to a power supply problem or an issue with the charging contacts.

This message indicates that the Landroid has been lifted off the ground. Safety sensors prevent operation when the mower is not on its wheels.

The Landroid has become stuck in a position where it cannot move freely, possibly caught on an obstacle or in uneven ground.

This message appears if the Landroid is outside its designated mowing area or cannot detect the boundary wire signal. The LED on the charging base may be red.

The Landroid's mowing schedule (start and stop times) is not set correctly, causing it to miss mowing sessions or operate at the wrong times.

A red light on the charging base indicates a problem with the boundary wire connection. The Landroid may not be able to detect its working area.

The Landroid's wheels are losing traction, causing them to skid or slip. This can happen if the mower is obstructed or the lawn is too wet.

The Landroid is not cutting the grass evenly. This can be due to dull blades, incorrect cutting height, or obstructions affecting the cut.

The Landroid has detected that it is tilted or overturned, possibly due to a slope or an obstacle. It will not operate in this position.

The Landroid is vibrating noticeably during operation. This typically means the blade disc is unbalanced, the blades are damaged, or debris is caught.

You have entered the incorrect PIN code to operate the Landroid. You will need to enter the correct code or reset it.

This message indicates that one or both of the Landroid's wheel motors are blocked or obstructed. The wheels cannot turn freely.

The Landroid cannot detect the boundary wire signal. This is similar to the 'Outside working area' message and requires checking the wire connections.