Stiga A 500 Instruction Manual page 69

The working area is not
mowed completely.
The charging base light
does not turn on when
the robot is out of the
charging base.
The charging base
indicator lights up
flashing slowly.
The charging base
indicator light flashes
rapidly.
The charging base
indicator lights up
flashing twice or three
times rapidly.
The Warning icon lights
up on the keypad.
The robot lawn mower
stops temporarily in the
work area.
EN
Insufficient working hours.
Cutting device with encrustations
and / or residues.
Pivoting cutting blades blocked by
encrustations or residues.
The working area is too large for
the robot lawn mower's capacity.
Batteries about to exhaust their
life cycle.
Batteries are not charged
completely.
The supply voltage is missing
or there is a fault in the charging
base.
The charging base was not set up
correctly.
There is a fault in the charging
base.
The charging base has detected
a short circuit on the charging
contacts.
It indicates anomaly / failure
conditions.
Weak GPS signal.
Extending the working hours
Par. 4.7.12).
Switch off the robot lawn mower in safety
conditions (See Par. 2.3). Clean the
cutting device.
Switch off the robot lawn mower in safety
conditions (See Par. 2.3). Replace the
cutting blades.
Reduce the work area (see Technical
Data Par. 1.2).
Replace the batteries with original spare
parts (See Par. 6.4).
Clean and eliminate any oxidation
from the contact points (See Par. 6.2).
Recharge the batteries.
Check that the power supply unit is
plugged in correctly. Check the integrity of
the power supply connection cable.
Set up the charging base through the app.
(See Par. 4.7.5).
Disconnect the charging base from the
mains and reconnect it after a few
minutes. If the problem persists, contact a
service centre.
Disconnect the charging base from the
mains, rectify any short circuits and clean
the charging contacts of the charging
base and the robot. Reconnect the
charging base to the mains. If the problem
persists, contact a service centre.
See the app for more information or
contact a service centre.
If the problem persists, please contact an
authorised dealer.
7. TROUBLESHOOTING
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