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  • Page 2 Instruction manual stiga.com...
  • Page 3 1.2.1. SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURES ........................6 1.2.2. OPERATION ................................6 1.3. STOPPING AND TURNING OFF THE ROBOT LAWN MOWER IN SAFE CONDITIONS ......8 1.4. TECHNICAL DATA - STIGA STIG ....................... 9 2. INTRODUCTION 2.1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION ........................10 2.1.1. PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL ..........................10 2.1.2.
  • Page 4 4.3.6. BLUETOOTH STATUS DISPLAY AND UNPAIRING - BLUETOOTH BUTTON ..........47 4.3.7. DISPLAY OF ALARM STATES-ALARM ICON ....................47 4.3.8. BATTERY CHARGE DISPLAY-BATTERY ICON ....................48 4.3.9. STARTING THE ROBOT THE LAWN MOWER - START BUTTON ..............48 4.4. FUNCTIONING OF THE CHARGING BASE ..................... 49 4.5. BATTERY CHARGING ..........................49 4.6. CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT ......................50 5. MAINTENANCE 5.1. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE ........................ 51 5.2.

  • Page 5: Safety Information

    SAFETY 1.1. SAFETY INFORMATION In the design of the device, special attention has been paid to aspects that can cause risks to the safety and health of people. The purpose of this information is to sensitize users to prevent any risk, avoiding behaviors that do not comply with the regulations reported.
  • Page 6 CAUTION: Do not modify, tamper with, elude or eliminate the safety devices installed. WARNING: Check that there are no toys, tools, branches, clothing, or other items on the lawn that could damage the device. BAN: Do not sit on top of the robot lawn mower. BAN: Never lift the robot lawn mower to inspect the blade or to transport it when it's started.

  • Page 7: Safety Instructions

    1.2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS OBLIGATION: Read carefully before use and store for future reference. 1.2.1. SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURES Training a. Read the instructions carefully, learn the controls and the correct use of the machine. b. Never allow children, persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, or persons unfamiliar with these instructions, to operate the machine.
  • Page 8 Battery / battery charger WARNING: Lithium-ion batteries can explode or cause fires if disassembled, exposed to water, fire or high temperatures or in the event of a short circuit. Handle the battery carefully, do not disassemble it and avoid any type of improper electrical or mechanical stress. Avoid exposing the battery to direct sunlight. NOTE: It is recommended to use only original products supplied by the manufacturer. Non- original or inadequate products can cause damage to the robot lawn mower or can be dangerous for people, animals and things.
  • Page 9 1.3. STOPPING AND TURNING OFF THE ROBOT LAWN MOWER IN SAFE CONDITIONS OBLIGATION: Always switch off the robot lawn mower in safe conditions before any cleaning, transport or maintenance operation. Requirements and obligations: • Safety key. Procedure: 1. Press the “STOP” (A) button to stop the robot lawn mower safely and open the protective cover (B). 2.

  • Page 10: Specifications

    1.4. TECHNICAL DATA - STIGA STIG UNIT OF STIGA Stig + STIGA Stig + SPECIFICATIONS MEASURE Powerkit E600 Powerkit E1200 Dimensions (WxHxD) [mm] 413 x 252 x 560 413 x 252 x 560 Weight of the robot lawn mower [kg] Cutting height (Min-Max) [mm]...

  • Page 11: General Introduction

    INTRODUCTION 2.1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION 2.1.1. PURPOSE OF THE MANUAL This manual is an integral part of the device and it is intended to provide the information necessary for its use. Keep this manual for the entire life of the device, so that it is always available in case of need. The recipient of the manual is the user of the device, who is required to carefully read the information contained therein and apply it rigorously to protect people's safety and to avoid damage.
  • Page 12 2.2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW 2.2.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION The robot lawn mower (A) is designed and built to automatically cut garden grass at any time of day and night. According to the different characteristics of the surface to be cut, the lawnmower robot can be programmed to work on several areas delimited by the perimeter wire.

  • Page 13: Main Components

    This kit is available in two versions (see Par. 1.4) and is necessary for the operation of the robot lawn mower. (D) Battery (E) Charging base power supply NOTE: The initial installation or replacement of the battery is the responsibility of STIGA TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PERSONNEL and must not be carried out by the user. 1. INTRODUCTION...
  • Page 14 • Package 3: Installation kit (optional) (F) Perimeter cable (G) Perimeter wire fixing pegs (H) Joint for perimeter cable (I) Charging base connectors 2.3. UNPACKING Below all the steps to perform the correct unpacking are described: 1. Open the box of the robot lawn mower; 2.
  • Page 15 2.4. SYMBOLS AND NAMEPLATES Below all the symbols on the robot lawn mower are listed: WARNING: Read the user instructions before starting the product. WARNING: Danger of projections of objects against the body. Keep an adequate safe distance from the machine while it is running. WARNING: Do not put hands and feet near or under the opening of the cutting means.
  • Page 16 Below all the symbols on the Battery are listed: WARNING: Read the user instructions before starting the product. Do not dispose of the battery as normal household waste. Dispose of the battery in the appropriate authorized collection centres. Do not throw the battery into the fire and do not expose it to heat sources. Do not immerse the battery in water and do not expose it to moisture. 2.5.

  • Page 17: General Installation Information

    3.1. GENERAL INSTALLATION INFORMATION CAUTION: Do not modify, tamper with, elude or eliminate the safety devices installed. NOTE: For further clarification on the installation of the product please contact the STIGA customer service. 3.2. INSTALLATION COMPONENTS (A) Charging Base (included in the basic Kit)

  • Page 18: Electrical Hazard

    3.3. VERIFICATION OF THE INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS Below the procedures to check the necessary requirements and prepare the garden before proceeding with the installation are described. 3.3.1. GARDEN VERIFICATION: • Carry out a survey of the entire area for a correct detection of the state of the garden, of any obstacles and areas to be excluded.
  • Page 19 3. Make sure that the area chosen for installing the charging base (D) is at least 400 cm away from the charging base (E) of a possible second robot lawn mower. WARNING: The excessive proximity between two charging bases could cause interference (see Par.
  • Page 20 3.3.3. MAIN VERIFICATIONS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF THE PERIMETER CABLE: 1. Check that the maximum slope of the work area is less than or equal to 45% (E) and observe the rules shown in the images below: a) if the slope is ≤ 20% the perimeter wire can be installed on it as shown in the image; b) if the slope is >...
  • Page 21 WARNING: The robot can mow surfaces with a maximum slope of 45%. In case of non-compliance with the instructions, the robot may slip and exit from the work area WARNING: Areas with slopes higher than allowable slopes cannot be mowed. Place the perimeter cable before the slope excluding that area of the lawn from being mowed.
  • Page 22 3.4. CRITERIA FOR INSTALLING THE PERIMETER CABLE 3.4.1. PERIMETER CABLE PLACEMENT Procedure: 1. If there is a pavement or path (A) at the same level as the lawn, arrange the perimeter wire (B) at X1 = 5 cm from the edge of the pavement. 2.
  • Page 23 4. If there is a hedge (G) or a plant with protruding roots (H), arrange the perimeter wire (F) at least X4 = 30 cm. 5. If there is an infinity pool or pond (I), unsecured public roads (L), adjust the perimeter wire (F) at least X5 = 90 cm.
  • Page 24 6. If there is a swimming pool (M) or a road (N) at the end of a slope (O), arrange the perimeter wire (P) at least X6 = 150 cm. WARNING: If the slope is greater than 45%, the slope area must be excluded from the cutting area (see Par.
  • Page 25 3. If the minimum passage between two different sections of the perimeter wire is X <70 cm, the obstacle can be delimited by spacing the two sections of the outward and return cable by a height Y ≥30 cm as indicated in the figure (T), or , if the obstacle is strong enough, it can be left unprotected as shown in figure (U).
  • Page 26 3.4.3. PASSAGES AMONG DIFFERENT AREAS OF THE GARDEN Procedure: 1. In the case of corridors, the distance between two different sections of the perimeter wire must be Z ≥70 cm. 2. In case of passage between two different sections of cable Z <70 cm, the area (A) is to be considered a"Closed Area"...
  • Page 27 Make sure that the cable is in contact with the ground along its path to prevent the robot lawn mower from damaging it. POSITIONING UNDERGROUND (CARRIED OUT ONLY BY AUTHORIZED RETAILER) Turning to a STIGA retailer, the perimeter wire can also be installed using a specific wire-laying machine, without using pegs. 3. INSTALLATION...
  • Page 28 3.5.2. JUNCTION OF THE PERIMETER CABLE. CAUTION: CAUTION: Danger of cutting hands. Danger of dust in the eyes. Requirements and obligations: • Joint for perimeter cable • Gloves • Electrician's scissors • Glasses • Pliers GLOVES OBLIGATION: GLASSES OBLIGATION: Use protective gloves to avoid Use safety glasses to avoid the cutting your hands.
  • Page 29 • aligned with the perimeter cable so that the robot can access it by navigating the perimeter cable clockwise. • perpendicular to the perimeter cable (check installation options in the STIGA Stig App). Procedure: 1. Check the installation requirements as shown in Par. 3.3 .
  • Page 30 3. Remove the cover (C). 4. Position the charging base in one of the following two ways: • Perpendicular to the perimeter wire with the guide (D1) aligned with the wire. • Aligned to the perimeter wire (D2) so that the robot can access it by navigating the perimeter wire clockwise.
  • Page 31 9. Secure the charging base (L) to the ground with the fixing screws (M). 10. Reposition the cover (C). 11. Connect the power supply plug to the electrical outlet. 12. When the robot lawn mower is not in the charging base, make sure that the indicator light on the charging base (N ) is lit with a fixed light.

  • Page 32: Product Settings

    The automatic operation of the robot lawn mower requires a series of settings that can be made via mobile device (smart phone) iOS or Android with the "STIGA STIG" App installed. The iOS app is downloadable from the iOS App Store. The Android app is downloadable from the Google Play Store.
  • Page 33 3.7.1. PRELOGIN At the first access in the app you can: 1. Access the information pages regarding STIGA retailers and products (A); 2. Carry out the first registration (B); 3. Log in for already registered users (C). 3.7.2. SIGN UP The “Sign Up "...
  • Page 34 3.7.3. PAIRING The "Pairing" section allows you to associate your mobile device with the robot lawn mower via bluetooth connection. 1. Press the button (A) to access the bluetooth pairing pages. 2. Confirm to authorize the pairing via bluetooth (B). 3.
  • Page 35 3.7.5. CLOSED AREA (Available in version with Powerkit E1200) The "Closed Area" section allows to start the robot lawn mower in an enclosed area normally excluded from the work area because it is not reachable, but in any case delimited by the perimeter wire. (See Par. 3.3). 1.
  • Page 36 3.7.7. SPOT CUT / SCHEDULED The "Spot Cut / Scheduled" selector (A) allows you to activate or deactivate the programmed work schedule. The number of weekly hours to schedule are suggested by the app according to the size of the garden. 1. If set to “Scheduled” the robot lawn mower works according to the scheduled work program.
  • Page 37 3.7.9. GO-TO-CUT POINTS The “Go-to-Cut Points” section allows you to set one or more starting points for the robot lawn mower's work in order to improve coverage in the different areas of the garden (see Par. 3.4). The number of start points that can be set depend on the robot lawn mower model and the battery type.

  • Page 38: Eco Mode

    3.7.10. BORDER CUT The “Border cut” section allows to program the border cutting of the garden on a certain day. 1. Press the selector (A) to enable the function. 2. Choose the days on which to cut the border (B). NOTE: The border cut can be activated only for the days of the week in which the robot lawn mower has been programmed to work (C).
  • Page 39 3.7.13. RUN BESIDE WIRE The “Run beside wire” section allows to set the maximum navigation distance from the perimeter cable during the return to the base and when reaching the starting points. The robot lawn mower will navigate at a variable distance from the cable from 0 m to the set value, this will reduce wheel marks on the lawn.

  • Page 40: User Management

    3.7.15. USER MANAGEMENT The main user who performed the first registration of the product can invite other users to manage the robot lawn mower through the procedure accessible from the button (A). NOTE: The added users can always be viewed and managed from the menu (A).
  • Page 41 The "Messages" section displays messages\ information. 1. By pressing button (A) you access page (B) from which you can view any messages \ information (C) from STIGA intended for the user. 3.7.18. PROFILE The "Profile" section (A) allows to access the user profile, from which the user can modify the account data and change the password (B).

  • Page 42: Operation

    OPERATION Requirements and obligations: • Installation performed according to • Programming the robot lawn mower the instructions (see Chap. 3) according to the instructions (see Par.3.7 for automatic operation) • Powered charging base • Initial grass height in the range of operation of the robot lawn mower: 20-60 mm •...
  • Page 43 4.2. MANUAL FUNCTIONING OF THE ROBOT LAWN MOWER The robot lawn mower can be used without performing the described programming (see Par. 3.7). In this mode the robot lawn mower carries out a work cycle, returns to the charging base and remains there until the next manual start.
  • Page 44 4.3. DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROLS ON THE ROBOT LAWN MOWER List of controls, indicators and their function: • “STOP" button (A): used to stop the robot lawn mower safely. • “SAFETY KEY" (D): used for the safety shutdown of the robot lawn mower. •...
  • Page 45 4.3.2. SAFE SHUTDOWN - SAFETY KEY The safety key (D), by switching off, allows the robot lawn mower to be switched off safely. OBLIGATION: Always remove the safety key before any operation of cutting height adjustment, cleaning, transport and maintenance Procedure: 1. Press the button “STOP” (A) to open the cover (B) and access the control console (C). 2.
  • Page 46 4.3.4. SCHEDULED PROGRAM / SINGLE WORK CYCLE SELECTION - SCHEDULED PROGRAM BUTTON The "SCHEDULED PROGRAM" button (F) allows to activate or deactivate the work schedule set through the App. • If the button (F) is illuminated in green, the robot lawn mower works according to the scheduled work program (also see Par. 3.7.7, see Par. 3.7.8 for programming). •...
  • Page 47 4.3.5. FORCED RETURN TO CHARGING BASE - RETURN TO BASE BUTTON The "RETURN TO BASE" button (G) allows to force the robot lawn mower to return to the charging base. If the button (G) flashes when the cover (B) is opened, the robot lawn mower is already returning to the charging base.
  • Page 48 4.3.6. BLUETOOTH STATUS DISPLAY AND UNPAIRING - BLUETOOTH BUTTON The "BLUETOOTH" button (H) - It flashes blue if the robot lawn mower is available for pairing. - It lights up blue if the robot lawn mower is connected to a mobile device. The robot lawn mower automatically disconnects from the device when the app is closed. The button (H) is used to disconnect the robot lawn mower in the event that the app of a second user is unintentionally connected to the robot lawn mower.
  • Page 49 4.3.8. BATTERY CHARGE DISPLAY-BATTERY ICON The bright "BATTERY" icon (L) displays the battery charging status. Procedure: 1. Press the button “STOP” (A) to open the cover (B) and access the control console (C). 2. Check the battery charging status using the light icon (L): - Green icon: the battery is charged.

  • Page 50: Battery Charging

    4.4. FUNCTIONING OF THE CHARGING BASE The charging base is provided with a warning light (N) that lights up as follows: • Warning light off: the charging base is powered off or the robot is on the base; • Fixed warning light: the perimeter cable is correctly connected to the charging base, and the perimeter signal is correctly transmitted;...

  • Page 51: Cutting Height Adjustment

    4.6. CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT The “CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT " procedure describes how to adjust the height of the cutting blades. • The length X of grass cut by the robot lawn mower must not exceed 10 mm. • The robot lawn mower's operating range is 20-60 mm (cutting height). •...

  • Page 52: Scheduled Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE 5.1. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE CAUTION: CAUTION: Only use original spare parts. Do not modify, tamper with, elude or eliminate the safety devices installed. For a better operation and longer life, be sure to clean the product regularly and replace worn parts. Perform the interventions following the frequency indicated in the table.

  • Page 53: Product Cleaning

    5.2. PRODUCT CLEANING CAUTION: CAUTION: Danger of cutting hands. Danger of dust in the eyes. Requirements and obligations: • Sponge • Dry cloth • Neutral soap • Gloves • Brush • Glasses • Water GLOVES OBLIGATION: GLASSES OBLIGATION: Use protective gloves to avoid Use safety glasses to avoid the cutting your hands.
  • Page 54 BAN: To avoid irreversible damage to the electrical and electronic components, do not immerse the robot lawn mower, partially or completely, in water. BAN: Do not wash the internal parts of the robot lawn mower to avoid damaging the electrical and electronic components. BAN: Do not use solvents or petrol so as not to damage varnished surfaces and plastic parts.
  • Page 55 5.3. REPLACEMENT OF THE CUTTING BLADES CAUTION: Danger of cutting hands. Requirements and obligations: • Safety key • Key • Cutting blades • Gloves GLOVES OBLIGATION: Use protective gloves to avoid cutting your hands. Procedure: 1. Press the “STOP” (A) button to stop the robot lawn mower and open the protective cover (B). 2.

  • Page 56: Battery Replacement

    NOTE: the battery must be recharged every 6 months and, in any case, before winter storage. 5.5. BATTERY REPLACEMENT Battery replacement is the sole responsibility of the STIGA TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE STAFF. If the battery needs to be replaced, contact a service center or your retailer. 5. MAINTENANCE...

  • Page 57: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING CAUTION: Stop the robot lawn mower and bring it back to safety conditions (see Par. 4.3.2). Below there is the list of any anomalies that may arise during the work phase. PROBLEM CAUSES SOLUTIONS Damaged cutting disc or blades Replace the damaged components (see Par.

  • Page 58: 58 6. Troubleshooting

    PROBLEM CAUSES SOLUTIONS Insufficient working hours. Extend working hours (see Par. 3.7.8). Cutting device with encrustations Switch off the robot lawn mower in safety and / or residues. conditions (see Par. 1.3). Clean the cutting device. Pivoting cutting blades blocked by Switch off the robot lawn mower in safety encrustations or residues.
  • Page 59 PROBLEM CAUSES SOLUTIONS Ground slopes too much. Delimit the area with excessive slope (see Par. 3.3). Perimeter cable laid in the wrong Check that the cable is installed correctly way. (excessive depth, proximity to metal objects, distance between the cable that delimits two elements, etc.).

  • Page 60: Transport, Storage And Disposal

    TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND DISPOSAL 7.1. TRANSPORT Procedure: NOTE: We recommend using the original packaging for transport over long distances. 1. Press the “STOP” (A) button to stop the robot lawn mower and open the protective cover (B). 2. Remove the safety key (C). 3.

  • Page 61: Warranty Coverage

    WARRANTY 8.1. WARRANTY COVERAGE The warranty conditions are intended for consumers only, i.e. non-professional operators. The warranty covers all material quality and manufacturing defects recognised during the warranty period by your Dealer or Authorised Service Centre. The warranty is restricted to the repair or replacement of components recognised as faulty. It is advisable to send your machine once a year to an authorized service workshop for servicing, assistance and safety device inspection.

  • Page 62: Ec Declaration Of Conformity

    (Direttiva Macchine 2006/42/CE, Allegato II, parte A) EN ( FR ( DE ( La Società: STIGA S.p.A. – Via del Lavoro, 6 – 31033 Castelfranco Veneto (TV) – Italy EC Declaration of Conformity Déclaration CE de Conformité EG-Konformitätserkläru (Machine Directive 2006/42/EC, Annex II,...
  • Page 63 9. EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...

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