Husqvarna AUTOMOWER 430XH Operator's Manual page 3

possible it is important to keep the lawn free
from branches, small stones and other
objects. Replace the blades regularly. Refer to
To replace the blades on page 16 .
1.4 Movement pattern
The movement pattern of the product is
random. This means that the lawn is mown
evenly without any mowing lines.
1.5 Working method
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Automower 430XH/450XH use GPS-assisted
navigation to start mowing in a place in the
yard where it has not been lately. For the
other models you might have to set remote
start settings to make sure that the lawn is cut
evenly, refer to the complete Operator's
Manual on Husqvarna's website.
When the product hits an obstacle or
approaches the boundary wire the product
reverses and selects a new direction. Sensors
at the front and back will sense when the
product is approaching the boundary wire. The
front always passes the boundary wire by a
specific distance before the product turns
around. The distance can be changed to
adapt to the installation if required.
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The STOP button on the top of the product is
mainly used to stop the product when it's
running. When the STOP button is pushed a
hatch opens, behind which there is a control
panel. The STOP button remains pushed in
until the hatch is closed again. This together
with the START button acts as a start inhibitor.
Note:
Always push the START button before
closing the hatch to start the product. If the
START button is not pushed, a message beep
is heard and the product will not start.
Note:
When the product is started for the first
time, a start-up sequence begins which
includes a number of important basic settings,
To do the basic settings in the
refer to
complete Operator's Manual on Husqvarna's
website.
1.6 Finding the charging station
The product can be set to search for the
charging station in up to 3 different ways. The
product automatically combines these 3
search methods to locate the charging station
as fast as possible, but also to avoid as much
tracks forming as possible.
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