Husqvarna AUTOMOWER Operator's Manual page 73

Fault message
Outside working area
Low battery voltage
Wrong PIN code
No drive
No contact in charging
station
Charging station
blocked
Stuck in charging
station
Upside down
Needs manual
charging
74 - English
9. TROUBLE SHOOTING
Cause
If this occurs in isolated areas it may
be due to interference from metallic
objects (perimeter fence,
reinforcement bar) or buried cables in
the vicinity.
The working area slopes too much.
The boundary wire has been routed
the wrong way around an "island".
The boundary wire is too close to the
edge of the working area.
Automower cannot find the charging
station.
The battery is spent.
Wrong PIN code has been entered.
Three attempts are permitted, the
keypad is then blocked for five
minutes.
Automower has got caught in
something.
Automower makes poor contact with
the contact strips in the charging
station.
The contact between the charging
strips and contact strips may be poor
and Automower has made a number
of charging attempts.
An object is obstructing Automower.
An object is preventing Automower
from reversing out of the charging
station.
Automower leans too much or has
turned over.
Automower is set in MAN operating
mode.
Action
Try moving the boundary wire.
Check that the boundary wire has
been routed correctly.
Check that the boundary wire has
been routed in accordance with the
installation instructions.
Check that the boundary wire has
been routed correctly.
Change the search settings
according to the Follow loop in (3-2-2)
on page 53.
Change the position of the charging
station.
Expected life is 1 - 4 years. Contact
your dealer to replace the battery.
Enter the correct PIN code.
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.
Check that Automower has docked
correctly in the charging station.
Place Automower in the charging
station and check that the charging
strips and contact strips make good
contact.
Remove the object.
Remove the object.
Turn the mower the right way up.
This behavior is normal; no action
required.