This means the mower has lost communication with the base station. Ensure the mower is powered on and within 100 meters of the base station’s receiving pole.

A red POWER light indicates the mower’s battery level is below 20% and requires charging. The mower is equipped with a high-capacity battery for extended operation, but regular charging is necessary to ensure uninterrupted performance.

The battery level is above 20%, indicating sufficient charge.

 The mower is currently charging.

The mower has a good network signal and is communicating normally with the server.

A red WiFi light indicates a weak network signal, preventing the mower from connecting to the server. Check the WiFi coverage in the area to ensure a stable connection.

The mower is communicating properly with the base station, and RTK positioning is functioning normally.

The mower has lost communication with the base station, causing RTK positioning failure. Ensure the mower is in an open area without obstructions and within 100 meters of the base station’s receiving pole.

The mower has a strong 4G signal, and the network connection is stable.

A red 4G light indicates a weak signal, preventing the mower from connecting to the server. Check mobile network coverage and ensure the 4G SIM card is active and has sufficient data.

The mower may have triggered a collision or lift sensor. Ensure the mower is placed flat on the ground and check if the bumper bar is stuck. Our mower features multiple safety mechanisms to stop operation when obstacles are detected, protecting both the mower and its surroundings.

If the mower detects a dirty camera, it may be due to obstructions or dirt on the lens. Check and clean the camera lens to ensure it is clear and unobstructed. The mower is equipped with a high-resolution camera for precise AI recognition, so keeping the lens clean is essential for optimal performance.

The mower is unable to move due to environmental obstacles. After attempting self-recovery, it still cannot proceed and requires manual assistance. If this issue frequently occurs in the same location, consider marking the area as a no-go zone.

If the mower detects excessive current in the cutting disc or drive wheel, check for obstructions. Remove any debris or entangled objects to allow normal operation to resume.

If the mower enters an emergency stop state, press the "Start + OK" buttons to reset it. The emergency stop function ensures immediate shutdown in case of critical situations, enhancing safety for both the equipment and users.