Precautions for using a fully automatic remote-controlled lawn mower

Check before use

Cleaning up: First, clean up hard objects such as stones, branches, wires, toys, etc. on the lawn. High speed rotating blades hitting these objects can splash and injure people, as well as the blades.

Check the machine: Check if the blade is loose, broken, or deformed, if the battery level is sufficient, if the interface is not clean, and if the remote control battery and signal are normal.

Confirm the environment: Do not use on wet or rainy grass, as it is prone to slipping, getting stuck in the car, and is not good for electronic devices; Working is strictly prohibited in thunderstorm weather.

Attention during use

Safe distance: People should operate from a safe position, keep the machine within line of sight, and do not let children or pets approach the work area.

Be cautious on slopes: Drive horizontally along contour lines, do not go up or down slopes vertically, and stop the machine immediately if there are signs of slipping or tilting.

Don't overload: When the grass grows too high and dense, cut it manually before putting it on the machine. It is more suitable for regular maintenance and not for clearing wasteland.

After use maintenance

Cleaning: Use a high-pressure air gun to blow away grass and dust from the chassis and motor cooling ports after each use, and do not directly flush electrical components with water.

Blade: Regularly check for wear and tear, usually changing or grinding once every three months to maintain cutting effectiveness.

Battery: When not in use for a long time, remove it and charge it to about 50%. Place it in a dry and dark place, and do not completely empty it.