Husqvarna Lawn Mower 210 C User Guide

HUSQVARNA AUTOMOWER™  
210 C  
OPERATOR’S MANUAL  
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  
1. Introduction and safety .............................................................. 5  
1.1 Introduction ..................................................................................... 5  
1.2 Symbols on Automower™ ........................................................ 6  
1.3 Symbols in the Operator’s Manual .......................................... 7  
1.4 Safety instructions ........................................................................ 8  
2. Presentation .................................................................................. 10  
2.1 Automower™, what’s what? ................................................... 11  
2.2 Function of Automower™ ......................................................... 12  
2.3 One Automower™ in several gardens ................................. 15  
3. Installation ..................................................................................... 16  
3.1 Preparations ................................................................................. 17  
3.2 Installation of the loop generator/charger .......................... 17  
3.3 Charging the battery .................................................................. 18  
3.4 Installation of the boundary wire ........................................... 19  
3.5 Connecting the boundary wire ............................................... 26  
3.6 Checking the installation ......................................................... 27  
3.7 Linking Automower™ to the loop generator/charger ...... 27  
4. Use .................................................................................................... 28  
4.1 Starting Automower™ ............................................................... 28  
4.2 Stopping Automower™ ............................................................. 28  
4.3 Restart ............................................................................................ 29  
4.4 Switching off Automower™ ..................................................... 29  
4.5 Adjusting the cutting height ..................................................... 29  
4.6 Changing the PIN code ............................................................. 30  
4.7 Sounds ........................................................................................... 31  
5. Control panel ................................................................................ 32  
5.1 Select .............................................................................................. 32  
5.2 Numbers ........................................................................................ 32  
5.3 Main switch ................................................................................... 33  
5.4 Indicator lamps ........................................................................... 33  
6. Garden example .......................................................................... 34  
7. Maintenance .................................................................................. 36  
7.1 Battery ............................................................................................ 36  
7.2 Winter storage .............................................................................. 37  
7.3 Service ........................................................................................... 37  
7.4 Cleaning ......................................................................................... 37  
7.5 Replacing the blades ................................................................ 39  
8. Trouble shooting ......................................................................... 41  
8.1 Fault messages ........................................................................... 41  
8.2 Fault symptom ............................................................................. 43  
9. Technical data .............................................................................. 44  
10. Environmental information .................................................. 44  
11. EU declaration of conformity .............................................. 45  
12. Index ............................................................................................... 47  
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  
Husqvarna AB has a policy of continuous product development and therefore reserves the right to modify  
the design and appearance and function of products without prior notice. This Operator's Manual deals  
with version 2.4x of the mower’s control program.  
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1. INTRODUCTION AND SAFETY  
1. Introduction and  
safety  
1.1 Introduction  
Congratulations on your choice of an exceptionally  
high quality product. To get the best results from your  
Husqvarna Automower™ requires knowledge of its  
function. This Operator's manual contains important  
information about the mower, how you install it and  
how you use it.  
The following system is used in the Operator's manual  
to make this easier:  
Text written in italics is a reference to another part  
of the Operator's Manual.  
Words written in bold are one of the buttons on  
the mower's keypad.  
Words written in UPPERCASE and italics refer to  
the position of the main switch and the different  
operating modes on the mower.  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Read through the Operator’s Manual  
carefully and understand the content before  
using your Automower.  
1001-003  
WARNING  
Automower can be dangerous if  
incorrectly used.  
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1. INTRODUCTION AND SAFETY  
1.2 Symbols on Automower™  
These symbols can be found on the lawn mover. Study  
them carefully so you understand their significance.  
Read through the Operator’s Manual carefully  
and understand the content before using your  
Automower.  
1001-003  
The warnings and safety instructions in this  
Operator’s Manual must be carefully followed if  
the mower is to be used safely and efficiently.  
1001-002  
Automower can only start when the main switch  
is moved to the ON position and the correct PIN  
code has been entered. Inspection and/or  
maintenance must be carried out with the main  
switch set to OFF.  
3012-664  
Keep your hands and feet away from the rotating  
blades. Never place your hands or feet close to  
or under the body when Automower is in  
operation.  
3012-663  
Do not ride on Automower.  
3012-665  
This product conforms to the applicable  
EU Directives.  
6001-024  
This product must be left at an appropriate  
recycling station.  
3012-689  
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1.3 Symbols in the Operator’s  
Manual  
These symbols can be found in the Operator’s Manual.  
Study them carefully so you understand their  
significance.  
Inspection and/or maintenance must be carried  
out with the main switch set to OFF.  
3012-749  
Always wear protective gloves when working  
with the mower’s underframe.  
3012-272  
Never use a high-pressure washer or even  
running water to clean Automower.  
3012-271  
A warning box indicates a risk of personal injury  
exist, especially when the stated instructions are  
not followed.  
WARNING  
Xxxxxx xxxxx xxxx xxxx xxxxx xxx.  
An information box indicates a risk of material  
damage exist, especially when the stated  
instructions are not followed. The box is also  
used where there is a risk of user error.  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Xxxxxx xxxxx xxxx xxxx xxxxx xxx.  
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1. INTRODUCTION AND SAFETY  
1.4 Safety instructions  
Use  
Please read the Operator's Manual carefully and  
make sure you understand the instructions  
before using Automower.  
1001-003  
It is not permitted to modify the original design of  
Automower. All modifications are made at your  
own risk.  
Check that there are no stones, branches, tools,  
toys or other objects on the lawn that can  
damage the blades and cause the mower to  
stop.  
3012-750  
Start Automower according to the instructions.  
When the main switch is in the ON position;  
make sure you keep your hands and feet away  
from the rotating blades. Never put your hands  
and feet under the mower.  
3012-663  
Never lift up Automower or carry it around when  
it is running.  
Do not let persons who do not know how  
Automower works and behaves use the mower.  
Never use Automower if persons, especially  
children, or pets, are in the immediate vicinity.  
Do not place objects on top of Automower.  
Do not allow Automower to be used with a  
defective blade disc or body. Neither should it be  
used with defective blades, screws, nuts or cables.  
Do not use Automower if the main switch does not  
work.  
Always switch off Automower using the main  
switch when you do not intend to use the mower.  
Automower can only start when the main switch is  
moved to the ON position and the correct PIN  
code has been entered.  
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1. INTRODUCTION AND SAFETY  
Transport  
The original packaging should be used when  
transporting Automower over long distances.  
To safely move from or within the working area:  
1. Move the main switch to the OFF position if you  
intend to carry the mower.  
3012-388  
2. Carry the mower by the handle at the rear of the  
mower. Carry the mower with the blade disc  
away from the body.  
3012-748  
Maintenance  
WARNING  
When the mower is turned upside  
down the main switch must always  
be set to the OFF position.  
The main switch should be set to the  
OFF position during all work on the  
mower’s underframe, such as  
cleaning or replacing the blades.  
3012-747  
Inspect Automower each week and replace any  
damaged or worn parts.  
Check especially that the blades and blade disc  
are not damaged. Replace all blades and screws  
at the same time if necessary so that the rotating  
parts are balanced, see 7. Maintenance on  
page 38.  
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2. PRESENTATION  
2. Presentation  
This chapter contains information you should be aware  
of when planning the installation.  
An installation of Husqvarna Automower™ comprises  
three main components:  
Automower, an automatic lawn mower that mows the  
lawn by moving in an irregular pattern. The mower is  
powered by a maintenance-free battery.  
3012-751  
Loop generator/charger.  
The loop generator/charger has two functions:  
To send control signals along the boundary wire.  
To charge the battery in Automower.  
The loop generator/charger is connected to a 230 V  
wall socket via an integrated power cord and to the  
mower via a 2 m long low voltage cable.  
3012-752  
Wire, laid in a loop around Automower’s working  
area. The boundary wire is laid around the edges of  
the lawn and around objects and plants that the  
mower must not run into.  
The wire supplied with the installation is 150 m long. If  
this is not sufficient more wire can be purchased, with  
a connector, and spliced onto the existing wire.  
3012-221  
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2. PRESENTATION  
2.1 Automower, what’s what?  
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The numbers in the picture correspond to:  
1. Cutting height adjustment cover  
14. Blade disc  
2. Catch button to open the cutting height adjustment  
cover  
15. Loop wire for boundary wire  
16. Connection to boundary wire  
3. Front wheel  
17. LED for operation check of the boundary wire  
18. Loop generator/charger  
19. Staples  
4. Drive wheel  
5. Body  
6. Stop button  
20. Connector for the loop wire  
7. Indicator lamps  
8. Keypad  
21. Measurement gauge for help when installing the  
boundary wire  
9. Main switch  
22. Solderless coupler for the loop wire  
23. Operator’s Manual  
10. Handle  
11. Charger contact  
12. Chassis box with electronics, battery and motors  
13. Skid plate  
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2. PRESENTATION  
2.2 Function of Automower™  
Capacity  
Automower is recommended for lawns up to 500 m2.  
The size of the working area the mower can handle  
depends on how much it is used. The larger the lawn  
the more occasions per week the Automower can  
work.  
How large an area is mown per hour depends primarily  
on the condition of the blades and the type of grass,  
growth rate and humidity. The shape of the garden is  
also significant. If the garden mainly consists of open  
lawns, Automower can mow more per hour than if the  
garden consists of several small lawns separated by  
trees, flower beds and passages.  
Automower must work several times a week for the  
lawn to be mown properly. If the grass is too tall when  
the mower starts to work the result will be poor. Neither  
is it advisable to allow Automower to mow too often. If  
the mower works too much, the lawn will appear  
trampled down. How many times, and how long, the  
mower should work per week, is determined among  
others by the shape of the lawn, the length of the grass  
and the condition of the blades. If the lawn is 500 m2 it  
is recommended to let Automower mow three times a  
week. Match the use of Automower to your garden.  
How long Automower mows and recharges can vary  
depending on, among others, the ambient  
temperature. Up to about 25°C a fully charged  
Automower mows for approximately 4 -6 hours,  
depending on the age of the battery and the thickness  
of the grass. It takes around 12 - 15 hours to fully  
charge the battery in the mower. The mowing time  
drops successively above 25°C.  
Mowing technique  
The mowing system used by Automower is based on  
an effective and energy efficient principle. Unlike  
normal lawn mowers, Automower cuts the grass  
instead of striking it off.  
We recommend you allow Automower to mainly mow  
in dry weather to obtain the best possible result.  
Automower can even mow in the rain, however, wet  
grass easily collects on the mower and the risk of  
slipping on steep slopes is greater.  
If there is a risk of thunder, the 230 V plug should be  
removed.  
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2. PRESENTATION  
The blades must be in good condition to obtain the  
best mowing result. In order to keep the blades sharp  
for as long as possible it is important to keep the lawn  
free from branches, small stones and other objects.  
3012-422  
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2. PRESENTATION  
Working method  
Automower automatically mows the lawn. Automower  
automatically mows the lawn. When the battery is  
discharged the mower stops on the lawn, and you  
need to carry it to the loop generator/charger for  
charging.  
When Automower body hits an obstacle, the mower  
reverses and selects a new direction.  
Two sensors, at the front and back on Automower,  
sense when the mower approaches the boundary  
wire. Automower overruns the wire by up to  
27 centimetres before it turns.  
3012-772  
The STOP button on the top of Automower is mainly  
used to stop the mower when it’s running. When the  
STOP button is pressed a cover opens, behind which  
there is a control panel. The STOP button remains  
depressed until the cover is closed again. This acts  
as start inhibitor.  
You start the mower via the control panel on top of  
Automower. Open the control panel cover by  
pressing down the STOP button.  
3012-388  
A four digit PIN code must be chosen and entered  
when the main switch is set in the ON position for the  
first time. (see page 30).  
The chosen PIN code must then be entered each  
time the mower is started. If the mower does not start  
within 20 seconds the PIN code must be re-entered  
until the mower starts. Slide shut the cover to start the  
mower after the PIN code has been entered.  
Automower can, to save energy, enter sleep mode.  
The indicator lamps on the control panel are then  
turned off completely.  
3012-779  
The sleep mode is activated 25 minutes after the  
STOP button has been pressed and then not reset to  
the operating mode. Automower is then activated by  
switching the main switch off and on.  
The sleep mode can also be activated in the event of a  
fault occurring during mowing or charging and which is  
not rectified within 25 minutes. Automower is then  
activated by pressing the STOP button.  
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2. PRESENTATION  
Movement pattern  
The mower’s movement pattern is irregular and is  
determined by Automower itself. A movement pattern  
is never repeated. This mowing system means the  
lawn is mown equally without any mowing lines.  
3012-755  
2.3 One Automowerin several  
gardens  
One Automower can easily be used for more than one  
garden, where each garden has its own loop  
generator/charger and boundary wire.  
Contact your dealer for further information.  
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3. INSTALLATION  
3. Installation  
This chapter describes how you install Husqvarna  
Automower™. Before starting the installation read the  
previous chapter 2. Presentation.  
Read the whole of this chapter too before starting the  
installation. How the installation is made also affects  
how well Automower will work. It is therefore important  
to plan the installation carefully.  
Planning is simplified if you make a sketch of the  
working area, including all obstacles. This makes it  
easier to see how the boundary wire should ideally be  
placed. Draw how the boundary wire is to be routed on  
the sketch.  
Carry out the installation in the following steps:  
3.1 Preparations.  
3.2 Installation of the loop generator/charger  
3.3 Charging the battery.  
3.4 Installation of the boundary wire.  
3.5 Connecting the boundary wire.  
3.6 Checking the installation.  
3.7 Linking Automower™ to the loop generator/charger  
In order to carry out a complete start-up of Automower  
the loop generator/charger and boundary wire must be  
connected and the mower linked to the loop  
generator/charger. If you would like to start the mower  
without having completed the full boundary installation,  
you can connect a temporary short loop around the  
mower.  
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3. INSTALLATION  
3.1 Preparations  
1. If the lawn in the proposed working area is taller  
than 10 cm, mow it using a normal lawn mower.  
Then collect the clippings.  
2. Read carefully through all the steps before the  
installation.  
3. Check that all parts for the installation are  
included:  
The numbers in brackets refer to the detail  
diagram 2.1 Automower™, what’s what? on  
page 11.  
• Operator’s Manual (23)  
• Automower  
3012-756  
• Loop generator/charger (18)  
• Loop wire for the boundary wire (15)  
• Staples (19)  
• Connector for the loop wire (20)  
• Measurement gauge (20)  
• Solderless coupler for the loop wire (22)  
During installation you will also need: A hammer to  
knock the staples into the ground, combination pliers,  
and a straight spade if the boundary wire is to be  
buried.  
3.2 Installation of the loop  
generator/charger  
The loop generator/charger must be placed where it  
is well ventilated and is not exposed to direct sunlight.  
The mower's battery is spared if it is charged in the  
lowest possible ambient temperature. It is also  
beneficial if the transformer can be placed under a  
roof.  
3012-757  
Consider the distance to a wall socket when choosing  
the position. The loop generator/charger must be  
connected to a 230 V wall socket and there must be  
room for the mower when it is to charged.  
It is recommended to use an earth fault-breaker when  
connecting the transformer to the wall socket.  
3012-752  
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3. INSTALLATION  
Tip! If, for reasons of space or for some other reason,  
it is not suitable to charge the mower where the loop  
generator/charger is positioned, a freestanding  
charger can also be used. A charger can be  
purchased as an accessory. Contact your dealer for  
further information.  
3012-784  
Installation and connecting the loop  
generator/charger  
1. Position the loop generator/charger in a suitable spot.  
2. Connect the loop generator/charger's power cord  
to a 230 V wall socket. It is preferable to use an  
earth-fault breaker as recommended.  
3.3 Charging the battery  
Automower is supplied with an uncharged battery. As  
soon as the loop generator/charger is connected, it is  
possible to charge the mower.  
1. Set the main switch to the ON position.  
2. Connect the charger cable from the loop  
generator/charger to the charger contact on the  
mower. The green indicator lamp Battery should  
now be lit with a steady light. The indicator lamp  
goes out when the mower is fully charged.  
3. From an uncharged state the battery takes about  
12 - 15 hours until it is fully charged.  
Tip! Leave the mower connected to the charger  
cable when not in use. As long as the mower is  
connected it will be maintenance charged, which  
means the battery will be fully charged when the  
mower is used.  
3012-758  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Automower cannot be used before the  
installation is complete.  
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3. INSTALLATION  
3.4 Installation of the boundary wire  
The boundary wire can be installed in one of the  
following ways:  
Securing the wire to the ground with staples.  
It is preferable to staple down the boundary cable,  
if you want to make adjustments to the boundary  
wire during the first few weeks of operation.  
Bury the wire.  
It is preferable to bury the boundary wire if you  
want to dethatch or aerate the lawn.  
If necessary both methods can be combined so one  
part of the boundary wire is stapled down and the  
remainder is buried.  
Best position for the boundary wire  
The boundary wire should be laid so it:  
Forms a loop around the working area for  
Automower. Only an original boundary wire must  
be used. This is tinned and has a high quality  
insulation to withstand the dampness in the  
ground.  
Is a maximum of 350 metres long.  
Maintains a maximum distance of 25 metres from  
Automower in the entire working area.  
The boundary wire is laid at different distances  
from obstacles depending on what the working  
area borders. The picture below shows how the  
boundary wire should be routed around the  
working area and around obstacles.  
3012-759  
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3. INSTALLATION  
Boundaries for the working area  
If a high obstacle, for example a wall or fence,  
borders the working area, the boundary wire should  
be laid 35 cm from the obstacle. This will prevent  
Automower from colliding with the obstacle and  
reduce body wear.  
35 cm  
3012-760  
If the working area borders against a small ditch, for  
example, a flower bed or a small elevation, e.g. a low  
verge (3 - 5 cm), the boundary wire should be laid  
30 cm inside the working area. This prevents the  
wheels from driving into the ditch or up onto the  
verge.  
30cm  
3012-761  
If the working area borders against a flat path or the  
like that lies level with the lawn, it is possible to allow  
Automower to run a little over the path. The boundary  
wire should then be laid 10 cm from the edge of the  
path.  
10 cm  
3012-762  
When the working area is divided by a flat slab path  
that is level with the lawn, it is possible to allow  
Automower to run over the path. It can be an  
advantage to lay the boundary wire under the slabs.  
The boundary wire can also be laid in the joint  
between the slabs.  
Note! Automower must never run over a gravel path  
or similar material, which can damage the blades.  
3012-763  
If the working area borders against, for example,  
pools of water the boundary wire should be  
supplemented with a fence or the like. The height must  
then be at least 15 cm. This will prevent Automower,  
under any circumstances, coming outside of the  
working area.  
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3. INSTALLATION  
Boundaries within the working area  
Use the boundary wire to demarcate areas inside the  
working area by creating islands around obstacles  
that can not withstand a collision, for example, flower  
beds and fountains. Run the cable out to the area,  
route it around the area to be demarcated and then  
back along the same route. If staples are used, the  
wire should be laid under the same staple on the  
return route. When the boundary wire to and from the  
island are close together, the mower can drive over  
the wire.  
3012-764  
Obstacles that can withstand a collision, for example,  
trees or bushes higher than 15 cm, do not need to be  
demarcated by the boundary wire. Automower will turn  
when it collides with this type of obstacle.  
However, for the most gentle and silent operation, it is  
preferable to demarcate all fixed objects in and around  
the working area.  
Obstacles that slope slightly, for example, stones or  
large trees with raised roots, should be demarcated  
or removed. Automower can otherwise slide up onto  
this kind of obstacle causing the blades to be  
damaged.  
3012-765  
If the mowing result in the garden is uneven due to  
the shape of the garden, for example because of a  
long passage, you have the option of dividing up your  
garden into zones. This is done with the help of the  
boundary wire, see the figure on the right. When the  
mower is placed in zone 1, it will not mow in zone 2  
and vice versa Move the mower between the zones  
to maintain an even mowing results. Also see 6.  
Garden example - proposed installation and settings  
page 34.  
30 cm  
Zone 1  
Zone 2  
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3. INSTALLATION  
Secondary areas  
It is recommended to create a secondary area when  
the working area is made up of two areas that are  
joined by a passage where the distance between the  
boundary wires is less than 60 cm. Run the boundary  
wire then around the secondary area so that it forms  
an island outside of the main area.  
Secondary  
area  
Automower must be moved manually between the  
main and secondary areas.  
Instead of forming an island with the boundary wire, it  
can be beneficial to use an extra loop  
generator/charger together with an extra boundary  
wire. A loop generator/charger can be purchased as  
an accessory. Contact your dealer for further  
information.  
Main area  
3012-682  
Slopes  
The boundary wire can be laid across a slope that  
slants less than 10 %.  
3012-767  
The boundary wire should not be laid across a slope  
that is steeper than 10 %. There is a risk of  
Automower finding it difficult to turn, and being unable  
to move. The risk is at its greatest in damp weather  
conditions, as the wheels can slip on the wet grass.  
However, the boundary wire can be laid across a  
slope steeper than 10 % when there is an obstacle  
that Automower can be permitted to collide with, for  
example, a fence or a dense hedge.  
3012-768  
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3. INSTALLATION  
Automower can mow areas inside  
the working area that slope up to  
35 cm per distance metre (35 %).  
Areas that slope more must be  
demarcated by the boundary wire.  
When any part of the working area's  
boundary slopes more than 10 cm  
per distance metre (10 %), the  
boundary wire must be routed about  
35 cm in on flat ground before the  
slope starts.  
3012-769  
Laying out the boundary wire  
Run the boundary wire around the working area, but  
wait before connecting the wire to the loop  
generator/charger.  
3012-221  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Extra wire must not be placed in coils outside  
the boundary wire. This can disrupt  
Automower™.  
Tip! Use the supplied measurement gauge as a  
guide when you lay out the boundary wire. This helps  
you to easily set the correct distance between the  
boundary wire and the boundary/obstacle.  
3012-281  
If you intend to staple down the boundary wire:  
Tip! Mow the lawn where the wire is to be laid  
using a normal lawn mower or a trimmer. It will  
then be easier to lay the wire close to the ground  
and the risk of the mower cutting the wire off is  
reduced.  
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3. INSTALLATION  
Make sure to lay the boundary wire tight to the  
ground and secure the staples close together with  
approximately 75 cm between each staple. The  
wire must generally lie close to the ground so, as  
not to be cut off before the grass roots have grown  
over it.  
Use a hammer to knock down the staples in the  
ground. Exercise care when knocking in the  
staples and make sure the wire is not under  
strain. Avoid forming the wire in sharp bends.  
If you intend to bury the boundary wire:  
Make sure to place the boundary wire at least  
1 cm and a maximum of 20 cm into the ground.  
3012-745  
The boundary wire must be crossed on the path to  
and from an island.  
3012-686  
Laying the boundary wire in towards the loop  
generator/charger  
The ends of the boundary wire are  
run in parallel and close to each  
other in towards the loop  
generator/charger. As long as the  
total length of the boundary wire  
does not exceed 250 m, the sections  
where the wires run in parallel can  
be any length. For example, it is  
possible to place the loop  
generator/charger inside the house  
and run the boundary wire through a  
window and out to the garden.  
3012-770  
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3. INSTALLATION  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Pay particular attention not to cross the  
boundary wire in towards the loop  
generator/charger.  
Joining the boundary wire  
If the boundary wire is not long enough and needs to  
be spliced: Use original solderless coupler. It is  
waterproof and gives a reliable electrical connection.  
To splice: Insert both cable ends in the coupler. Now  
press down the button on top of the connector fully.  
Use a pair of pliers or the like, as the button on the  
connector is difficult to press down by hand.  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Twisted cables, or a screw terminal  
(chock-block), insulated with insulation tape  
is not a satisfactory splice. Soil moisture will  
cause the conductors to oxidise and after a  
while result in a broken circuit.  
3012-535  
3012-536  
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3. INSTALLATION  
3.5 Connecting the boundary wire  
Connect the boundary wire to the loop  
generator/charger:  
1. Place the cable ends in the connector:  
• Open the connector.  
• Place the wire in the connector grip.  
3012-284  
2. Press the connector together using a pair of  
pliers. Press until you hear a click.  
3012-264  
3. Cut off any surplus boundary wire. Cut 1 - 2 cm  
above respective connectors.  
3012-265  
4. Attach the connector to the contact pin on the  
loop generator/charger.  
3012-771  
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3. INSTALLATION  
3.6 Checking the installation  
Check the loop signal by looking to see what  
indication the green LED on the loop  
generator/charger is giving.  
Steady light = the signal is okay.  
Flashing once every other second = break in the  
loop and no signal found.  
Flashing twice every other second = weak  
signal. This may be due to the boundary wire  
exceeding 250 metres or that the cable is  
damaged. If the mower works, it is not a  
problem.  
3012-773  
3.7 Linking Automower™ to the loop  
generator/charger  
1. Connect the loop generator/charger charging  
cable to the mower's charger contact. At most  
the mower may be two metres from the working  
area's boundary wire and the loop  
generator/charger must be connected to the  
mains supply.  
2. Open the control panel cover by pressing the  
STOP button. Set the main switch to the ON  
position.  
2 m  
3012-758  
3012-797  
3. The yellow indicator lamp PIN code should now  
flash.  
4. Select and enter a four digit PIN code. All  
combinations except 0000 are permitted.  
5. Press the YES button.  
6. Confirm the selected PIN code by re-entering the  
PIN code.  
7. Press the YES button.  
3012-785  
8. The yellow indicator lamp PIN code flashes  
once, and then remains unlit.  
When you have selected a PIN code, the mower and  
loop generator/charger are linked to each other and  
the mower can be operated.  
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4. USE  
4. Use  
4.1 Starting Automower™  
WARNING  
Read the safety instructions before  
you start your Automower.  
1001-003  
WARNING  
Keep your hands and feet away from  
the rotating blades.  
Never put your hands or feet close to  
or under the body when the motor is  
running.  
3012-663  
1. Press the STOP button to open the control panel  
cover on Husqvarna Automower™.  
2. Set the main switch to the ON position.  
3. Enter the PIN code, confirm with the YES button.  
4. Close the cover.  
5 beeps are heard over 2 seconds when the blade  
disc starts.  
4.2 Stopping Automower™  
3012-746  
1. Press the STOP button.  
Automower stops, the blade motor stops and the  
control panel cover opens.  
3012-388  
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4. USE  
4.3 Restart  
To start:  
1. Enter the PIN code.  
2. Press the YES button.  
3. Close the control panel cover.  
3012-774  
4.4 Switching off Automower™  
1. Press the STOP button.  
2. Set the main switch to the OFF position.  
Always switch off Automower using the main switch if  
you intend to perform maintenance or move the  
mower outside of the working area.  
3012-747  
4.5 Adjusting the cutting height  
The cutting height can be varied from MIN (2 cm) to  
MAX (6 cm).  
If the grass is long it is appropriate to let Automower  
start mowing at the MAX cutting height. Once the  
grass is shorter, you can gradually lower the cutting  
height.  
To adjust the cutting height:  
1. Press the STOP button to stop the mower.  
2. Open the cutting height adjustment cover:  
Press down the catch button and then open the  
cover.  
3012-776  
3012-777  
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4. USE  
3. Turn the knob to the required position. The  
selected position is the marking on the knob that  
aligns with the arrow on the body.  
• Turn clockwise to raise the cutting height.  
• Turn anticlockwise to lower the cutting height.  
3012-253  
4. Close the cover. Ensure that the catch button  
locks.  
4.6 Changing the PIN code  
To change the PIN code on the mower:  
1. Connect the loop generator/charger charging  
cable to the mower's charger contact. At most  
the mower may be two metres from the working  
area's boundary wire and the loop  
generator/charger must be connected to the  
mains supply.  
2. Open the control panel cover by pressing the  
STOP button. Set the main switch to the ON  
position.  
2 m  
3012-758  
3012-797  
3. State the current PIN code, confirm by pressing  
the YES button.  
4. The yellow indicator lamp PIN code should now  
be lit with a steady light.  
5. Press and hold the number 8 key on the control  
panel for 2 seconds.  
6. The yellow indicator lamp PIN code should now  
flash.  
7. Select and enter a new four digit PIN code. All  
combinations except 0000 are permitted.  
3012-786  
8. Press the YES button.  
9. Confirm the selected PIN code by re-entering the  
PIN code.  
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4. USE  
10. Press the YES button.  
11. The yellow indicator lamp PIN code should now  
be lit with a steady light.  
4.7 Sounds  
The mower indicates the operating status and all input with audio signals as set out below.  
Sound  
Significance  
5 beeps over 2 seconds  
Short click sound  
One long beep  
Starting blade disc  
A button on the keypad has been pressed  
Blade disc blocked  
Incorrect input  
Charging cancelled  
Correct input  
Short double beep  
Charging starts  
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5. CONTROL PANEL  
5. Control panel  
The control panel on Husqvarna Automower™  
consists of indicator lamps and a keypad. All  
information is shown through the indicator lamps and  
all input is done using the buttons.  
3012-779  
The control panel consists of three groups of buttons:  
select, numbers and main switch, and indicator  
lamps..  
3012-781  
5.1 Select  
1. Cancel:  
• Press to interrupt an ongoing input or to reset  
the mower when a fault message is shown.  
2. YES:  
• Press to confirm the entered PIN code.  
1
2
5.2 Numbers  
3012-782  
3. Press to state the PIN code.  
Also use the special command: See 4.6  
Changing the PIN code on page 30.  
3012-407  
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5. CONTROL PANEL  
5.3 Main switch  
4. Set the main switch in the ON position to start  
Automower.  
Set the main switch in the OFF position when  
you are not using the mower or if you want to  
work on the blade disc.  
4
When the main switch is set in the OFF position  
the motors on the mower cannot start.  
3012-746  
5.4 Indicator lamps  
The indicator lamps indicate the status of the mower. If  
all the lamps are out, the mower is in sleep mode. Start  
the mower again by switching the main switch off and  
on.  
5. PIN code:  
• The lamp is lit with a steady light: The PIN  
code has been entered and the mower is ready  
to start. Star the mower by closing the cover.  
5
6
7
• The lamp flashes: The PIN code has not been  
entered. Enter the PIN code using the  
numerical buttons followed by the YES button.  
6. Battery:  
3012-780  
• The lamp is out: The mower is not charging  
and it is sufficiently charged to mow.  
• The lamp is lit with a steady light: Mower  
charging.  
• The lamp flashes: The mower needs to charge.  
7. Fault:  
• The lamp is out: No fault.  
• The lamp flashes or is lit with a steady light: A  
fault means the mower can not start, see 8.1  
Fault messages on page 41.  
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6. GARDEN EXAMPLE  
6. Garden example  
- Proposed installation  
An number of installations of Husqvarna Automower™ in different types of gardens are shown and  
explained in this chapter. See the examples as pointers for how to make the installation in your garden as  
good as possible. Also see 3. Installation on page 16.  
Proposals for installation  
Open garden with narrow passages and  
obstacles, area: 300 m2. The boundary wire  
has be routed around delicate bushes and  
the outer edges of the garden.  
3012-788  
Garden with a long, narrow area, area:  
300 m2. If the narrow area is not mown often  
enough, the garden can ideally be divided  
into two zones. This is done with the  
2 m  
boundary wire. Mow zone 1 and zone 2  
alternately. If the lawn in zone 2 is smaller  
than 150 m2, the mower should not be left  
there for the whole of it mowing time. The  
lawn may then appear trampled down.  
zone 1  
zone 2  
3012-789  
Garden with a narrow passage that divides  
the garden into two areas, area: 500 m2. If  
the small area is not mown often enough, the  
garden can ideally be divided into two zones.  
If the lawn in zone 2 is smaller than 150 m2,  
the mower should not be left there for the  
whole of it mowing time.  
zone 2  
zone 1  
3012-790  
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Proposals for installation  
Garden with a steep incline (30 %) that  
divides the garden into two areas, area:  
400 m2. If the mowing result between the  
areas is uneven, the garden can ideally be  
divided into two zones The mower may find it  
difficult to climb steep inclines, consequently  
a garden with steep inclines can be mown  
unevenly, even if there are no passages.  
zone 2  
zone 1  
3012-791  
Two gardens with the area 200 m2. Two  
separate installations each with a loop  
generator/charger have been made, where  
the mower may be moved between gardens.  
3012-808  
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7. MAINTENANCE  
7. Maintenance  
Check and clean Husqvarna Automower™ regularly  
and replace worn parts if necessary to improve  
operating reliability and to ensure a longer service life.  
For further information on cleaning, see 7.4 Cleaning  
on page 39.  
During the initial period Automower is used the blade  
disc, skid plate and blades should be checked once a  
week. If the amount of wear during this period has  
been low, the inspection interval can be increased.  
It is important that the blade disc rotates easily. In  
addition the skid plate should rotate easily in relation to  
the blade disc. The edges of the blades should not be  
damaged. The service life of the blades depends on:  
Operating time and size of the working area.  
Type of grass.  
Type of soil.  
The presence of objects such as cones, windfalls,  
toys, tools, stones, roots and the like.  
The life span can vary greatly, but is normally 150 -  
200 hours of operation. To replace the blades, see 7.5  
Replacing the blades on page 41.  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Working with dull blades gives a poorer  
mowing result. The edges of the grass are  
not cut clean and more energy is needed  
resulting in Automower not mowing such a  
large area.  
7.1 Battery  
The battery is maintenance-free, but has a limited life  
span of 1-4 years.  
Battery life is dependent on the length of the season  
and how many hours per week Automower is used. A  
long season or many hours of use per week, means  
that the battery must be replaced more regularly.  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Charge the battery fully at the end of the  
season before winter storage.  
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7. MAINTENANCE  
7.2 Winter storage  
Automower™  
Automower must be carefully cleaned before winter  
storage, see 7.4 Cleaning on page 39.  
Charge the battery fully before winter storage. Turn  
the main switch to the OFF position. Store the mower  
horizontally on all four wheels in an area that is dry  
and free from frost, preferably in the original  
packaging.  
3012-751  
Loop generator/charger  
If possible store the loop generator/charger indoors.  
The boundary wire can be left in the ground. If the  
loop generator/charger is taken in you should protect  
the ends of the boundary wire from moisture by  
placing them, for example, in a tin with grease. If  
indoor storage is not possible, the boundary wire  
should remain connected and the loop  
generator/charger should remain connected to the  
mains supply.  
3012-752  
7.3 Service  
Take your Automower to a dealer for a service before  
winter storage.  
During a service the dealer can perform careful  
cleaning and at the same time test the mower’s  
functions and components.  
7.4 Cleaning  
It is important to keep Automower clean. A mower with  
a large amount of clippings negotiates slopes very  
poorly.  
Never use a high-pressure washer or even running  
water to clean Automower.  
We recommend a brush and spray with water.  
3012-271  
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Underframe and blade disc  
1. Set the main switch to the OFF position.  
2. Wear protective gloves.  
3012-749  
3012-272  
3. Lift Automower onto its side.  
4. Clean the blade disc and underframe using,  
e.g. a dish-brush.  
At the same time, check that the blade disc  
rotates freely in relation to the motor support,  
directly above. Check also that the skid plate  
rotates freely in relation to the blade disc.  
If long blades of grass or other objects work their  
way in this can brake the blade disc and/or skid  
plate. Even a slight braking effect leads to a  
higher consumption of energy and longer  
mowing times, and at the worst will prevent the  
mower from being able to mow a large lawn. If  
more thorough cleaning is necessary the skid  
plate, and possibly the blade disc, must be  
dismantled. If necessary, contact your dealer.  
3012-393  
3012-394  
Chassis  
Clean the underside of the chassis. Brush or wipe with  
a damp cloth.  
IMPORTANT INFORMATION  
Do not use running water when cleaning.  
Wheels  
Clean around the front and rear wheels and around the  
front wheel suspension.  
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Body  
Use a damp, soft sponge or cloth to clean the body.  
If the body is very dirty it may be necessary to use  
a soap solution or washing-up liquid.  
3012-783  
7.5 Replacing the blades  
WARNING  
Always use originalblades and  
screws when replacing.  
Only replacing the blades and  
reusing the screw can result in the  
screw wearing during mowing and  
shearing off. The blades can then be  
thrown out and cause serious injury.  
There are three blades on Automower, which are  
screwed into the blade disc. The blades have two  
edges to ensure a longer service life. The blade disc  
rotates alternately to the left and alternately to the  
right.  
All three blades and screws must be replaced at the  
same time to obtain a balanced mowing system.  
There are two blade variants with different  
characteristics to choose from as accessories.  
Contact your dealer for further information.  
3012-422  
To replace the blades:  
1. Set the main switch to the OFF position.  
2. Wear protective gloves.  
3012-749  
3012-272  
3. Turn Automower upside down.  
4. Rotate the skid plate so that its hole aligns with  
the screw for the blade.  
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5. Unscrew the blade. Use a straight slot or  
cross-tip screwdriver.  
3012-260  
6. Pry apart the skid plate and blade disc a little and  
remove the blade and screw.  
7. Screw tight the new blade.  
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8. TROUBLE SHOOTING  
8. Trouble shooting  
8.1 Fault messages  
A number of fault messages that can be shown by the red Fault indicator lamp on Husqvarna  
Automower™ are shown below. The fault message is interpreted by reading how the lamp flashes. The  
lamp flashes one to five times in quick succession and then goes out for 2 seconds. This sequence is  
repeated until the Cancel button is pressed. For example, three flashes in the table below corresponds to  
the lamp flashing three times in quick succession, and then going out.  
Always try to restart the mower if the Fault indicator lamp is lit or flashes. Restart the mower by pressing  
the Cancel button, enter your PIN code and close the cover  
If the same fault occurs frequently, or if the Fault indicator lamp is lit with a steady light: contact your  
dealer.  
Flashes  
Fault message  
Cause  
Action  
1
Wrong PIN code  
Wrong PIN code has been  
entered. Three attempts are  
permitted, the keypad is then  
blocked for five minutes.  
Enter the correct PIN code.  
1
2
Charger cable not  
connected  
The charger cable is not  
connected when changing the  
PIN code, or when connecting  
the mower to the loop  
Connect the charger cable  
generator/charger.  
No loop signal  
The loop generator/charger is  
not connected to the mains  
supply or its miniature  
Check the wall socket connection and  
whether the miniature circuit-breaker has  
tripped.  
circuit-breaker has tripped.  
Reset the miniature circuit-breaker by  
removing the loop generator/charger's power  
cord from the wall socket, wait 10 seconds  
and then reconnect the power cord in the  
wall socket again.  
Boundary wire broken.  
Check the signal given by the LED on the  
loop generator/charger. If it flashes the loop  
is damaged. Repair the broken cable using  
an original waterproof coupler.  
The connection between  
Automower and the charging  
station has been lost.  
Link the mower to the loop  
generator/charger by changing the PIN  
code, see page 30. You can use the same  
PIN code as earlier. You can use the same  
PIN code as earlier.  
This may be due to the  
boundary wire being routed in  
the wrong direction around an  
”island”, which blanks out the  
signal.  
Check that the boundary wire has been  
routed correctly.  
If this occurs in isolated areas  
it may be due to interference  
from metallic objects  
Try moving the boundary wire.  
(perimeter fence,  
reinforcement bar) or buried  
cables in the vicinity.  
3
No drive  
Automower has got caught in  
something.  
Free the mower and rectify the reason for  
the lack of drive. If it is due to wet grass, wait  
until the lawn has dried before using the  
mower.  
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Flashes  
Fault message  
Cause  
Action  
3
Upside down  
Automower leans too much or  
has turned over.  
Turn the mower the right way up.  
3
4
Trapped  
Automower has got caught in  
something.  
Free Automower and rectify the reason for it  
getting trapped.  
Outside working  
area  
If this occurs in isolated areas  
it may be due to interference  
from metallic objects  
Try moving the boundary wire.  
(perimeter fence,  
reinforcement bar) or buried  
cables in the vicinity.  
The working area slopes too  
much.  
Check that the boundary wire has been  
routed correctly.  
The boundary wire has been  
routed the wrong way around  
an island.  
Check that the boundary wire has been  
routed in accordance with the installation  
instructions.  
The boundary wire is too  
close to the edge of the  
working area.  
Check that the boundary wire has been  
routed correctly.  
5
5
Wheel motor  
blocked  
Grass or other object has  
wrapped around the drive  
wheel.  
Check the drive wheel and remove the grass  
or other object.  
Blade disc blocked  
Grass or other object has  
wrapped around the blade  
disc.  
Check the blade disc and remove the grass  
or other object.  
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8. TROUBLE SHOOTING  
8.2 Fault symptom  
If your Automower does not work correctly, follow the trouble shooting guide below. If the fault persists;  
contact your dealer.  
Symptom  
Cause  
Action  
Uneven mowing  
results  
Automower works too few hours per  
week.  
Increase the mowing time.  
Working area too large.  
Try limiting the working area or  
extending the mowing time.  
Dull blades.  
Replace all the blades and screws so  
that the rotating parts are balanced.  
Long grass in relation to the set  
cutting height.  
Increase the cutting height and then  
successively lower.  
Accumulation of grass by the blade  
disc or around the motor shaft.  
Check that the skid plate and blade  
disc rotate easily. If not, the skid plate  
and perhaps the blade disc must be  
removed and the grass and foreign  
objects removed. See 7.4 Cleaning  
on page 39.  
Automower vibrates  
Unbalanced blade disc or damaged  
blades.  
Inspect the blades and screws and  
replace them if necessary.  
The mower mows for Grass or a foreign object is blocking  
Dismantle and clean the skid plate  
and blade disc.  
shorter periods than  
usual  
the blade disc or skid plate.  
This behaviour is normal in high  
temperatures (gradually increasing  
above 25°C).  
No action.  
The battery is spent.  
Contact your dealer to check and  
replace the battery.  
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9. TECHNICAL DATA  
9. Technical data  
Data  
Automower™ 210 C  
Dimensions  
Length  
76 cm  
55 cm  
30 cm  
9.6 kg  
Width  
Height  
Weight  
Electrical system  
Battery  
NiMH special battery 18V / 6Ah  
230V / 24V  
Transformer  
Power consumption  
Maximum 2 kWh/month, mowing three times a  
week  
Noise emissions  
Measured noise level  
Guaranteed noise level  
Mowing  
63 dB(A)  
69 dB(A)  
Mowing system  
Cutting height  
Three, pivoted cutting knife blades  
2-6 cm  
22 cm  
Cutting width  
2
Working capacity  
500 m +/- 20%, mowing three times a week  
10. Environmental  
information  
The symbol on Husqvarna Automower™ or its  
packaging indicates that this product may not be  
treated as household waste. Instead it shall be  
handed over to the applicable collection point for the  
recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.  
By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you  
will help prevent potential negative consequences for  
the environment and human health, which could  
otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling  
of this product.  
3012-689  
For more detailed information about recycling of this  
product, please contact your local council office, your  
household waste disposal service or the shop where  
you purchased the product.  
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11. EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY  
11. EU declaration of  
conformity  
EU Declaration of Conformity (only applies to Europe)  
Husqvarna AB, SE-561 82 Huskvarna, Sweden, tel: +46-36-146500, declares under sole  
responsibility that the automatic lawn mower Husqvarna Automower™ from year 2007 serial  
numbers and onward (the year is clearly stated in plain text on the rating plate with subsequent serial  
number), conforms with the requirements of the COUNCIL’S DIRECTIVE:  
of June 22, 1998 “relating to machinery” 98/37/EC, annex IIA.  
of May 3, 1989 “relating to electromagnetic compatibility” 89/336/EEC, and applicable  
supplements.  
of May 8, 2000 “relating to the emission of noise to surroundings” 2000/14/EC.  
from February 19, 1973 "concerning equipment within specific voltage limits" 73/23/EC  
Information regarding noise emissions and the cutting width, see 9. Technical data.  
The following standards have been applied: EN 292-2, EN 61558-1:1997 incl. A1:1998,  
EN 61558-2-6, SS 427 02 03 and EN 55 014.  
The registered body 0404, SMP Svensk Maskinprovning AB, Fyristorgsgatan 3, SE-754 50 Uppsala,  
Sweden, has issued the report with number 01/901/027 regarding the assessment of conformity  
according to annex VI to the COUNCIL’S DIRECTIVE of May 8, 2000 relating to the emission of noise  
to surroundings 2000/14/EC.  
Huskvarna, October 26, 2006  
Patrik Jägenstedt, Development manager  
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12. INDEX  
12. Index  
Cutting height ............................................................29  
A
Automower  
One in several gardens .......................................15  
Technical data .....................................................44  
What’s what .........................................................11  
D
Ditch ..........................................................................20  
F
B
Fault messages .........................................................41  
Fault symptom ...........................................................43  
Flat path ....................................................................20  
Flower beds ...............................................................21  
Battery  
Change ................................................................36  
Charging ..............................................................18  
Maintenance ........................................................36  
Blade disc blocked .....................................................42  
Blade disc, maintenance .................................. 36, 38  
Blades ........................................................................13  
Blades, maintenance .................................................36  
Blades, replace ..........................................................39  
Body, maintenance ....................................................39  
Boundaries of working area .......................................20  
Boundary wire  
Boundaries ................................................. 20, 21  
Connecting ..........................................................26  
Installation ...........................................................19  
Routed towards charging station .........................24  
Routing towards the loop generator/charger .......24  
Secondary areas .................................................22  
Slope ...................................................................22  
Solderless coupler ...............................................25  
Bushes .......................................................................21  
Buttons  
G
Garden example ........................................................34  
Garden settings .........................................................34  
I
Indicator lamps ..........................................................33  
Installation  
Boundaries of working area ................................20  
Boundary wire .....................................................19  
Boundary wire in towards the loop  
generator/charger ................................................24  
Boundary wire on a slope ....................................22  
Boundary wire routed towards charging station ..24  
Checking .............................................................27  
Garden example ..................................................34  
Loop generator/charger .......................................17  
Planning ..............................................................16  
Preparations ........................................................17  
Step by step ........................................................16  
Islands  
Keypad ................................................................32  
Main switch ..........................................................33  
STOP button ........................................................14  
Secondary areas .................................................22  
Within the working area .......................................21  
C
Capacity Automower .................................................12  
Change battery ..........................................................36  
Change cutting height ................................................29  
Changing the PIN code .............................................30  
Charging  
K
Keypad ......................................................................32  
Battery .................................................................18  
Charging station  
L
Link to Automower ...............................................27  
Winter storage .....................................................37  
Chassis, Maintenance ...............................................38  
Check the installation ................................................27  
Cleaning  
Link Automower to charging station ..........................27  
Link Automower to the loop generator/charger .........27  
Loop generator/charger  
Boundary wire .....................................................26  
Installation ...........................................................17  
Installation and connecting ..................................18  
Link to Automower ..............................................27  
Presentation ........................................................10  
Winter storage .....................................................37  
Automower ..........................................................37  
Blade disc ............................................................38  
Body ....................................................................39  
Chassis ................................................................38  
Underframe ..........................................................38  
Wheels .................................................................38  
Connecting  
Boundary wire ......................................................26  
Connector ..................................................................26  
Control panel .............................................................32  
Indicator lamps ....................................................33  
Keypad ................................................................32  
Main switch ..........................................................33  
Numbers ..............................................................32  
M
Main switch ...............................................................33  
Maintenance ..............................................................36  
Battery .................................................................36  
Blade disc ............................................................38  
Blades .................................................................39  
Body ....................................................................39  
Chassis ...............................................................38  
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Cleaning ..............................................................37  
Trapped ..................................................................... 42  
Trees ......................................................................... 21  
Trouble shooting ....................................................... 41  
Trouble Shooting Guide symptom ............................ 43  
Safety Instructions .................................................9  
Service ................................................................37  
Underframe .........................................................38  
Wheels ................................................................38  
Movement pattern Automower ..................................15  
U
Underframe ............................................................... 38  
Uneven mowing results ............................................. 43  
Upside down ............................................................. 42  
Use  
N
No drive .....................................................................41  
No loop signal ............................................................41  
Number buttons .........................................................32  
Change cutting height ......................................... 29  
Changing the PIN code ....................................... 30  
Safety instructions ................................................. 8  
Sounds ................................................................ 31  
Use Automower ........................................................ 28  
O
Obstacles ..................................................................21  
One Automower in several gardens ..........................15  
Outside ......................................................................42  
W
What’s what Automower ........................................... 11  
Wheel motor blocked ................................................ 42  
Wheels,Maintenance ................................................ 38  
Winter storage ........................................................... 37  
Working area  
P
Pools of water ............................................................20  
Preparations  
Installation ...........................................................17  
Boundaries ..................................................20, 21  
Working method Automower ..................................... 14  
Wrong PIN code ........................................................ 41  
R
Replace blades ..........................................................39  
Restart .......................................................................29  
Restart Automower ....................................................29  
Return arrow ..............................................................32  
Y
YES button ................................................................ 32  
S
Safety Instructions .......................................................8  
Maintenance ..........................................................9  
Transport ...............................................................9  
Use ........................................................................8  
Secondary areas, Boundary wire ..............................22  
Sensors .....................................................................14  
Service ......................................................................37  
Settings  
Garden example ..................................................34  
Several gardens and one Automower .......................15  
Skid plate, maintenance ............................................36  
Slope  
Installation boundary wire ....................................22  
Solderless coupler .....................................................25  
Sounds ......................................................................31  
Start Automower ........................................................28  
Stones .......................................................................21  
Stop Automower ........................................................28  
STOP button ..............................................................14  
Switch off Automower ................................................29  
Symbols  
Automower ............................................................6  
Operator’s manual .................................................7  
Symptom cause and action .......................................43  
T
Technical data ...........................................................44  
The Automower vibrates ...........................................43  
The mower mows for shorter periods than usual ......43  
Thunder .....................................................................12  
Transport  
Safety instructions .................................................9  
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