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14
Rocks
Remove small rocks（lower than 100mm）from the lawn area. These may damage the device and the
blades.
The lawn mower detects rocks (taller than 100mm) as normal obstacles. We recommend using the
boundary wire to also border rocks.
Slopes / gradients
The lawn mower is able to traverse uphill slopes/gradients up to max.25°(47%). At a distance of 1 m
from the boundary wire, the slope/gradient should not exceed 5.7
°
(10%).
CAUTION: Make sure that a distance of at least 30cm is maintained between the boundary
wire and an obstacle on an uphill gradient and at least 40cm on a downhill gradient.
Ponds / pools
Ponds and pools should be bordered by the boundary wire (11) where possible or designed so that the
lawn mower cannot enter the water. This may seriously damage the device's electronics.
Paths / roads
The lawn mower can easily cross paths and roads at ground level.
If there are height differences between the lawn area and path/road, border off the path/road with a
safety distance of approx.40cm.
Narrow passages
Narrow passages on the bordered lawn area should be at least 1.2m
wide and no more than 8 m long.
CAUTION: The width of 1.2 m refers to the distance of the
boundary wire. The boundary wire is crossed by the lawn
mower 0.2 m on both sides when mowing.
Connecting The Boundary Wire To The Charging Station
1. Strip approx.10-15 mm of both ends of the boundary
wire (11) using cable strippers.
2. Fold the cover (23) upwards.
3. Connect the wire end of the boundary wire (11) that
runs away from the front and surrounds the lawn to be
mown to the contact socket marked －(27) .
4. Pass the other end of the boundary wire (11) through
the groove (29) under the charging station (17).
5. Connect this end of the wire to contact socket marked
+(26).
6. Connect the mains plug (15) to the power supply.
7. Check the LED (28) lights up green, the boundary wire
(11) is connected to the charging station (17) correctly.
NOTE: Allow extra space of 0.5 to 1 m for corrections when installing the boundary wire (11).
Do not place the “protruding” remains of the boundary wire together. This can lead and failures in the
lawn mower's operation.
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