Worx Landroid Vision Mower
35 fault codes documented
Battery temperature out of range! — Wait for battery to reach normal temperature.
The battery temperature is either too high (above 55°C) or too low (below 3°C) for charging. Wait for it to normalize.
Battery voltage too low! — Battery needs recharging or replacement.
The battery is exhausted and needs to be recharged. If the error persists after charging, the battery may be damaged.
Beeps during time/date adjustment — Normal operation sound
The Landroid Vision emits beeps when you are adjusting the month, hour, or minute settings. This is a normal audible confirmation of your input.
Blade overloaded — Thick grass is preventing blade rotation.
The blade motor is overloaded because the grass is too thick and dense. The mower needs to be moved to a less dense area or the cutting height adjusted.
Blade motor fault! — Blade disc is blocked or overloaded.
The blade motor is reporting a fault, either because the blade disc is blocked by an object or overloaded by thick grass.
Firmware update requires 50% battery — Ensure sufficient charge
Before starting a firmware update, especially via USB, ensure that the Landroid Vision's battery has reached at least 50% capacity. This prevents the mower from shutting down mid-update.
Grass is being cut unevenly — Potential issues with mowing schedule, area size, blade sharpness, or cutting height.
The grass is not being cut evenly. This can be due to several factors including the mowing schedule, the size of the area, dull blades, or the cutting height setting.
Green light flashing on charging base — Landroid Vision is charging
When the Landroid Vision is manually docked into its charging base and powered off, the green light on the base will flash. This indicates that the charging process has begun.
Green light on charging base — Ready to charge
A solid green light on the charging base indicates that it is properly connected to a power supply and ready to begin charging the Landroid Vision.
Cannot find charging base — Incorrect direction, obstacles, or environmental issues.
The mower is unable to locate or dock with the charging base. This may be due to the base's direction, obstacles, or environmental factors.
Landroid Vision fails to charge — Poor connection or overheating
If your Landroid Vision is not charging, it could be due to a poor connection between the mower and the charging base, or the mower may be overheating.
Landroid Vision fails to connect to internet — Wi-Fi router settings incorrect
Internet connection issues can arise from incorrect Wi-Fi router settings. Ensure your router is configured correctly for the Landroid Vision to connect.
Landroid Vision flips over — Inclined obstacle on lawn
The Landroid Vision can flip over if it encounters an inclined obstacle on the lawn. This might be a misplaced garden feature or uneven ground.
Incorrect operating time — Clock or schedule settings are wrong.
The mower is not operating at the programmed times. This could be due to the clock not being set correctly or incorrect programmed cutting times.
Shorter run-times — Potential clogging, unbalanced blade disc, or old battery.
The mower's run-time between charges is decreasing. This could be due to friction from clogging, an unbalanced blade disc, or a worn-out battery.
Landroid Vision shuts off when docking — Overheating protection activated
The Landroid Vision may shut off if it attempts to charge while its battery is too hot. This is a safety feature to prevent damage.
Slips out of working area — Low wheel grip or steep slope.
The mower is slipping out of its designated working area. This is often due to low grip from the wheels or excessively steep slopes.
Landroid Vision stops in working area — Obstacle or dense grass
The Landroid Vision may stop if it encounters an obstacle in its path or if the grass is too long or dense for the current cutting height setting.
Wheels skid or slip — Obstacles underneath, wet lawn, or steep slope.
The mower's wheels are skidding or slipping. This can be caused by obstacles underneath, a wet lawn, or driving on a steep slope.
LED light on charging pile does not turn on — No power to the charging base.
The LED light on the charging pile is off, indicating there is no power reaching the base.
Mower lifted! — Mower has been raised.
This message indicates that the mower has been lifted off the ground. It needs to be placed back in its working area.
Mower locked! — Security lock engaged due to no Wi-Fi signal.
The mower is locked as a security measure because it has not received a Wi-Fi signal for 3 days. This can happen if your router lost power or was changed.
Mower trapped! — Mower is stuck.
The mower is trapped and unable to move freely. This requires manual intervention to free it.
Mower vibrates — Blade disc may be unbalanced or damaged.
The mower is vibrating, which can be caused by an unbalanced or damaged blade disc.
Outside working area! — Mower is outside its designated boundary.
The mower is outside its working area or only partially inside it. It needs to be returned to the lawn.
Recognition error — Obstacles detected or area not mowed.
The mower is encountering recognition errors, which could be due to obstacles or programming issues.
RFID not found! — RFID tag is not installed or not detected.
The RFID tag is either not installed correctly or is not being detected by the mower.
Charging protection activated — High temperature is preventing charging.
The charging protection program has been activated because the temperature is too high. Charging will resume once the temperature cools down.
Charging time too long — Poor connection due to debris on charging strip.
The mower is taking much longer than expected to charge, likely due to a poor connection caused by debris on the charging contacts.
Charging base light on early — Overheating or overcooling of the charging base.
The green light on the charging pile indicates charging is complete, but it turns on prematurely. This is likely due to the charging base overheating or overcooling.
Mower does not charge — Check power supply and connections.
The mower is not charging. This could be due to a power issue or connection problems.
New software available notification in app — Over-the-Air update ready
If your Landroid Vision is connected to Wi-Fi, you will receive a notification in the app when a new software version is available for an Over-the-Air (OTA) update.
Upside down! — Mower has overturned.
This message appears if the mower has tipped over, potentially due to a sloping surface.
Wheels motor fault! — Wheel motor is blocked.
This message indicates that a wheel motor is blocked. It could be due to an obstruction or the mower overturning.
WRONG PIN! — Incorrect PIN code entered.
The entered PIN code is incorrect. You will need to re-enter the correct code or reset it.