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 battery temperature is either too high (above 55°C) or too low (below 0°C) for safe charging. The Landroid will wait until the temperature is within the normal range.

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.

The battery charge is critically low or the battery may be damaged.

The blade disc remains still when the Landroid is on the move. This is normal behavior as it searches for its charging base to recharge.

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 unable to locate its charging station. This may be because the boundary wire exceeds its maximum length or there is a signal issue.

Landroid is having trouble aligning and connecting with its charging base.

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 charging base's protection program has activated due to high temperatures. This also triggers the 'Battery temperature out of range! please wait' message.

The Landroid is taking significantly longer to charge than usual, likely due to debris on the charging contacts or strips.

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.

Uneven cutting can be caused by incorrect settings, dull blades, or obstructions around the blade disc.

The grass is not being cut uniformly. This can be caused by dull blades, the cutting height being set too low, the mowing area being too large, or obstructions around the blade disc.

The charging base's green light indicates charging is complete, but it turns on prematurely. This is often linked to the charging base overheating.

If your Landroid encounters errors repeatedly in a specific spot on your lawn, it suggests a problem with the boundary wire in that area. This could be a break, a poor connection, or signal interference.

If the Landroid is behaving abnormally or experiencing occasional glitches, a hard reset can often resolve the issue. This involves powering down and removing the battery.

The Landroid is having trouble docking with its charging station. This could be because the station is not on level ground or the charging contacts are dirty.

Charging has stopped and the Landroid is powered off because the system has detected a high temperature. This is a safety measure to prevent damage.

The Landroid cannot connect to the internet. This is typically due to incorrect Wi-Fi settings on your router or Landroid, or issues with the router's configuration.

The Landroid has flipped over, likely due to encountering an inclined obstacle within its working area. This obstacle needs to be excluded from the mowing path.

The Landroid is not starting or stopping according to the schedule because the internal clock is not set to the correct time.

The Landroid is vibrating excessively, indicating that the blade disc is unbalanced. This could be due to damaged blades or debris.

The Landroid's battery life is decreasing, requiring more frequent charging. This could be caused by increased friction in the blade disc or a degraded battery.

The Landroid is behaving erratically, reversing or rotating strangely, particularly near the boundary wire. This suggests there might be a break or damaged insulation in the boundary wire causing signal leakage.

The Landroid is leaving its designated working area and operating outside the boundary wire. This can happen if another robotic mower's boundary wire is placed too close to yours.

Heavy shaking indicates the blade disc is unbalanced, likely due to debris or damaged blades.

The Landroid is shutting down when it docks because its over-temperature protection has been activated. This usually happens if the battery or charging system gets too hot.

The Landroid's wheels are skidding or slipping, causing it to lose traction. This can be caused by foreign objects, a wet lawn, or poor wheel grip.

The Landroid is losing traction and potentially moving outside its working area when descending a slope. This is due to low grip from the drive wheels.

The Landroid has stopped working within its designated area. This could be because there is an obstacle in its path or the cutting height is set too low for the grass conditions.

The Landroid system is crashing or becoming unresponsive while it is charging or in standby mode. This may be due to a software issue.

Excessive vibration during operation suggests the blade disc may be unbalanced or damaged.

The Landroid is vibrating excessively during operation. This indicates that the blade disc is unbalanced, possibly due to damaged blades or debris.

Landroid's wheels are slipping, indicating a loss of traction or resistance.

The LED indicator on the charging base is off, meaning it's 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 indicates that the Landroid's lift sensor has been activated, meaning the mower has been lifted. You need to check for obstructions related to the front casters.

The Landroid has been locked as a security measure because it has not received a Wi-Fi signal for three consecutive days. This can happen if your Wi-Fi router lost power or changed.

The Landroid is stuck and unable to move. This can happen if the rear wheels can't move, or if the bump sensor has been activated multiple times.

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

The Landroid is not starting or stopping its mowing schedule at the programmed times.

This message appears when the Landroid cannot detect the boundary wire signal. It can occur even if the mower is within its working area.

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 an issue with the boundary wire connection.

A red light on the charging station indicates that the boundary wire is not connected correctly or there may be a break in the wire.

The Landroid's battery life per charge is decreasing, often caused by increased friction or drag.

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 experiencing shorter run times between charges or not holding a charge effectively, suggesting the battery may be old or worn out.

The Landroid is taking much longer than expected to charge. This could be due to a poor connection between the mower and charging station, or the charging station overheating.

The charging station's green light indicates a ready state, but it turns on prematurely while the battery is still charging. This might be due to the charging station's temperature being outside the optimal range.

The LED light on the charging station is off, indicating there is no power supply to it. Check all power connections.

The Landroid is not charging. This could be due to a lack of power to the charging station or poor contact between the mower and the charging station.

The Landroid is not operating as expected because the percentage of weekly operating time set via the app has been altered. This affects how much Landroid mows.

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.

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 could be due to a disconnected wire, a break in the wire, or an issue with the charging station's connection.

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

You have entered an incorrect PIN code. You need to enter the correct PIN or reset it.

The Landroid displays 'Outside working area!' even though it is inside the working area and the boundary wire is connected. This often means the boundary wire ends are connected incorrectly.