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INSTALLATION

GUIDE

How to install your Landroid®L

The installation of the Landroid

L is easy. Depending on the size of your garden, the entire process only takes

a short amount of time. If your are like us, you hate having to waste your precious free time mowing your lawn.

The Landroid

L will prove to be your best investment eliminating the need to mow your lawn ever again.

You can watch the installation demo video at www.worxlandroid.com.

The Landroid®L loves to mow

It is designed to mow often, maintaining a healthier and better looking lawn than ever before. Depending on the

size of your lawn, the Landroid

L may be programmed to operate at any time or frequency with no restrictions. It

is here to work for you.

Operating costs

Worried about your electricity bill? Let’s do the math: if you let your Landroid

L work 3 hours a day, 5 days a week,

25 weeks a year, your Landroid

L will cost you approximately £4 in electricity*.Yes, £4 a year. A fraction of what

you would spend in petrol for your noisy, polluting petrol mower.

* Source: www.energy.eu

Preparation

In the box

From your shed

Distance gauge

Hex key

Scissors Hammer

Landroid®LCharging base

Base

retention

pegs

Wire pegs

Boundary

wire reel

Owner’s manual

Warranty

statement

Installation

guide

Spare blades

Power cord

with AC/DC

transformer

Programming and

trouble shooting

guide

Landroid®L's new home-your garden

Let's start by having a closer look at Landroid

L's new home—your lawn—highlighting the areas where it can safely

go and areas it’s best for Landroid

L to avoid.

When hitting any obstacle that’s rigid, stable and taller than

15cm—such as a wall or a fence—your Landroid®L will simply

stop and re-direct away from the obstacle.

Obstacles that can be hit

Stones that are heavy enough not to be moved by your

Landroid®L can be safely hit. However, if any stone has an

inclined surface that your Landroid®L can climb, you should

either remove it or exclude from the working area.

Stones

If your driveway is level with your lawn, without any protruding

surface, the Landroid®L can freely run over it. If you'd like the

Landroid®L to avoid it, then only a 10cm* space between the

Boundary Wire and the driveway is needed.

If it’s covered with gravel, you should not allow the Landroid®L

to travel over it, using the distance gauge in this case, keeping a

45cm* space between the boundary wire and the driveway.

*This is the recommended distance. Use the provided distance

gauge to ensure proper installation.

Driveways

You certainly don’t want your Landroid®L to mow your ﬂowers,

or fall into the water. These areas should be avoided.

Flowerbeds, ponds, pools...

If there are roots emerging from the ground, this area should be

avoided in order not to damage the roots.

Trees

In the case of large bumps or dips, please consider if the blades

could touch the ground; if this is the case, either make the

inclines smoother or exclude those areas from your Landroid®L’ s

operation.

Depressions and bumps

Your Landroid®L has the ability to safely climb slopes up to 35%

(20°), so just avoid anything steeper than this.

Slopes

35% (20°)

The Upper Boundary Wire should NOT be placed on slopes

steeper than 35% (20°).The Upper Boundary Wire should have

a distance of at least 35cm between any obstacles. The Lower

Boundary Wire should NOT be placed on slopes steeper than

25% (15°).The Lower

Boundary Wire should have a distance of at least 45cm between

any obstacles when it is positioned on a slope that is 25%.

Placement of Boundary Wire on slopes

Upper boundary wire

Lower boundary wire

Lower boundary

Wire

Marking out Landroid®L’s

territory within your garden

Your Landroid

L needs to know where to mow.This is why you have to mark its working area with a boundary

wire that will form an invisible fence.This wire will also guide your Landroid

L to its charging base.

If your neighbor also uses a Landroid

L, then you must keep a space of at least 2metres between your Boundary

Wire and your neighbors.

Please be aware that your Landroid

L will not be able to receive

a signal from the Boundary Wire beyond the distance of 25m.

The charging base should be placed along a straight line—allow

2 meters at both the front and the back. If possible, place the

charging base in the shade—batteries are better recharged in a

cool place.

First of all, locate the best spot for the charging base, taking

into account where your nearest outdoor electricity socket is.

The charging base has a 15m power cord.

NOTE: Make sure the transformer and the electrical socket

are kept in a dry area at all times.

An island is an area that sits inside your lawn where you don't

want Landroid®L to go.The boundary wire starts from the

mowing boundary, goes straight to the island, around it and

back to the boundary as shown by the arrows on the picture.

Make sure it is on a ﬂat area, clear of any obstacles.

A forbidden area that's close to the mowing boundary should

be a part of the boundary itself, as shown in the picture.

If your lawn has two or more separate areas connected to each

other by means of a corridor, this should be at least 1 meters

wide.

In the case of two islands that are close to each other, it would

be convenient to lay out the wire as illustrated above.

The Landroid®L can travel freely over the boundary wire in

between the islands and the mowing boundary.

If your lawns are not connected by a corridor that's wide

enough, then you'll have to pick your Landroid®L up and move

it to the other lawn. Landroid®L will mow this lawn no problem,

but you'll have to bring it back to the charging base when the

battery runs out.

Place the Charging Base in its designated spot, without ﬁxing it

permanently. The “IN” arrow should be oriented so that it indicates

the inside of your lawn.

Feed the boundary wire through the tunnel underneath the charging

base.

Leaving about 1 meter in length of extra wire, start from the rear of

your charging base and begin pegging the wire along the boundary.

When you’ve ﬁnished laying the wire along the boundary back to

the charging base, leave another meter of extra wire and then cut it.

Pegging your boundary wire

Installation

We recommend that you ﬁrst mow the lawn where the wire is to be laid using a normal lawn mower or a

grass trimmer.This ensures that the wire is laid as close to the ground as possible so the Landroid

L does

not accidentally cut the wire. The boundary wire is powered with a very low voltage so that it is totally safe to

human beings and pets.

When laying the boundary wire,

use the distance gauge to keep a

45cm* space between the wire

and the boundary. However, in

the case of an obstacle that is

level with ground and safe for the

Landroid®L to run over, such as a

driveway or sidewalk, then only a

10cm* space is needed.

Each boundary peg should be

placed around 80cm apart.

Knock the boundary pegs tight to

the ground with the help of the

hammer, although avoid putting

too much pressure on the wire.

Keep the boundary wire straight

and tight between the pegs,

there should not be any slack

wire.

*This is the recommended

distance. Use the provided

distance gauge to ensure proper

installation.

When making an island with the boundary wire, follow the path

as shown.The wire should run from the perimeter to outline the

deﬁned island and then return back to the perimeter.The boundary

wire in between the island and perimeter should be laid close

together and held in place by the same boundary peg. During

operation, the Landroid®L will be able to freely pass over this part of

the wire.

Ensure the Boundary Wire is perfectly straight in each corner.

Connect the base to the boundary wire

Cut the two ends of the wire to a length that’s appropriate

convenient for reaching the clamps.

Strip the two ends of the wire.

When connecting to the charging base there will be an IN-wire

and an OUT-wire, as shown. Connect the IN-wire to the red

clamp of the charging base and the OUT-wire to the black clamp.

Then close the cover.

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