Worx Landroid Vision

This message indicates that the battery compartment cover is not securely closed, which prevents the Landroid Vision from operating.

This message indicates that the battery temperature is outside the safe operating range (above 131°F/55°C or below 37°F/3°C) for charging.

This message indicates that the battery is critically low or completely exhausted. If the issue persists after charging, the battery may be damaged.

This error occurs when the blade disc motor is obstructed by an object or the blades are overloaded by thick grass, preventing normal rotation.

This message indicates that the Landroid Vision's camera is obstructed or dirty, preventing it from functioning correctly.

This message indicates that Landroid Vision cannot find its charging base, possibly because it doesn't have enough power to return or there are obstacles.

Uneven grass cutting can be caused by various factors, including insufficient mowing time, an overly large mowing area, dull blades, or incorrect cutting height.

When Landroid Vision is manually docked into the charging base while powered off, the green light on the charging base will flash to indicate that charging has begun.

This is a normal audible feedback indicating that the adjustment dial is being turned counter-clockwise to modify the month, hour, or minute settings.

This indicates a difficulty for the Landroid Vision to locate its charging base, often due to environmental factors or charging base setup.

Problems with docking can stem from environmental influences affecting navigation or dirty contacts preventing a secure connection.

Failure to connect to the internet prevents app control and OTA updates. This is typically due to incorrect router settings or a weak Wi-Fi signal.

The mower flipping over suggests it encountered an obstacle with an incline or an uneven surface that caused it to lose balance.

Frequent collisions suggest the mower is having difficulty detecting and navigating around obstacles, often due to tall grass or hard-to-detect suspended objects.

This symptom indicates that the Landroid Vision is not following its programmed schedule, likely due to incorrect time settings or schedule programming in the app.

A decrease in run-time between charges can be caused by increased power consumption due to blade disc issues or an aging battery.

A system crash while idle or charging points towards a software or internal display fault.

The Landroid Vision powering off during docking can be a safety feature due to overheating or a sign of a bad connection with the charging pile.

This occurs when the Landroid Vision crosses its defined boundary, often due to poor traction, challenging terrain, or navigation issues.

If the mower stops unexpectedly within its working area, it might be encountering continuous obstacles or struggling with grass density at its current cutting height.

This is a normal operational state: when Landroid Vision needs to recharge, the blade disc stops rotating as it automatically searches for its charging base to save energy.

Excessive vibration suggests an issue with the blade disc, such as imbalance, damage, or trapped debris.

Wheel skidding or slipping suggests poor traction, which can be caused by lodged obstacles, wet ground, or steep slopes.

This message indicates that the Landroid Vision has been lifted off the ground, triggering a safety sensor.

This security measure activates if Landroid Vision doesn't receive a signal from its Wi-Fi router for 3 days, locking the mower to prevent unauthorized use.

This error means the Landroid Vision is trapped and unable to move freely. It might be caught on an object or in an uneven area.

This message appears when the Landroid Vision is outside its designated working area or cannot detect the lawn border. It also shows if the mower is partly but not completely inside its working area.

A recognition error indicates that the Landroid Vision is having difficulty recognizing its environment or specific markers like RFIDs.

This error indicates a problem with the RFID reader, suggesting that the RFID components are not correctly installed or recognized.

If charging takes significantly longer than expected, it could be due to a poor connection or the charging protection program activating due to high temperatures.

This indicates that the charging process was interrupted or ended prematurely because the charging base or battery detected an unsuitable temperature.

This symptom indicates that the charging base is not receiving power, so its LED light remains off.

If the Landroid Vision is not charging, it indicates a power supply issue to the charging base or a problem with the contact between the mower and the charging pile.

This symptom suggests that a designated secondary mowing area is not being serviced by the Landroid Vision, often due to setup or obstruction problems.

Software updates can fail if the Wi-Fi signal is too weak or if the Landroid Vision's battery level is too low during the update process.

This message appears if the Landroid Vision has overturned, possibly due to contact with a sloping surface or an obstacle.

This message indicates that one or more wheel motors are blocked, preventing the Landroid Vision from moving properly.

This message indicates that an incorrect PIN code has been entered for the Landroid Vision.