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Cleaning Your Automower®

When it comes to getting the most out of your Automower®, keeping it clean and in good condition goes a long way to keeping it powering around the lawn like a pro without any issues. For the most part, you won’t need to perform any out of the ordinary cleaning or maintenance, but a general clean every now and then won’t go amiss.

If you’re wondering how to clean your Automower® here are seven simple steps to getting the job done as safely and efficiently as possible.

Step-by-Step Cleaning Guide

  • This machine has blades, so care and safety should be used when cleaning. We recommend using leather gloves when working around the blades.

  • Turn the MAIN POWER switch ON/OFF button to "off".

  • If your Automower® is docked at the charging station, pull it out of the dock to prevent any damage when lifting it.

  • Lay a towel or old blanket on the work area and place your Automower® upside down on it. This will help prevent any scratches to the body. Use your hands to remove the bulk of any clippings, dirt and debris.

  • Take a dry brush and run it over the wheels, body and skid plate to remove any leftover debris.

  • Turn the Automower® back over to remove any loosened devris and loose clippings - but don't shake it excessively.

  • Take a damp microfiber cloth free from solvents and detergents and wipe down the panels, chassis, etc. and allow it to air-dry.

  • For a more thorough cleaning, the outer shell of the Automower® can be removed from the base to allow for cleaning of the base. Removing this shell is different for each model. For a video with instructions for your model follow the links to your specific mower below.

  • Make sure the grommets on the underside of the mower are properly installed to prevent debris and moisture from entering the mower base.

  • Take it to our Automower® Dealer for professional cleaning and servicing, including firmware updates and component tests, every 6 months to keep it running at peak performance.

To ensure you don't damage your Automower® when it cleaning it, there are a few things you should avoid doing. These include the following:
 

  • Never submerge your Automower® in water or use a hose when it's upside down.

  • Do NOT use a pressure washer to clean it. This can force water into the electrics.

  • Solvents, chemicals and detergents can destroy the chassis and inner parts.

  • Avoid using wire tools and wire brushes when cleaning your Automower®

  • Never clean your Automower® while the power is still on.

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Replacing the Blades

Over time, friction and general wear and tear will cause the blades to become dull. This is perfectly normal and is the same as with every other lawnmower. For those with gravel, stones, sand or other debris like branches in the lawn, the blades can come dull or damaged much quicker. Generally speaking the standard Husqvarna blades should be replaced every 6-8 weeks. Husqvarna enduance blades should be replaced every 3-4 months. Again, conditions with your lawn will affect the blades and will ultimately determine their life.

Replacing the blades on your Automower® is relatively straightforward. If you're not sure how to do it, we recommend bringing it in and we can help you with it. Here are some steps you can follow to do it yourself:

  • Turn your Automower® 'off' using the ON/OFF button via the MAIN SWITCH. 

  • The blades on your Automower® are extremely sharp so care and safety should be used. We recommend using leather gloves when working with the blades.

  • Lay a towel or old blanket on the work area and place your Automower® upside-don on it. This will help prevent any scratches to the body and prevent loss of blades & screws.

  • Turn the skid plate until the holes in the plate line up with the blade screws.

  • Using a phillips head or flat screwdriver unscrew (counter-clockwise) the 3 screws that secure the blades.

  • Remove each of the blades and set them aside with the old screws. Replace the new blades using the new screws provided. Firmly screw them back into position. (clockwise).

  • Turn the blades to ensure they are in position and can pivot without any obstruction.

Remember to dispose of your old blades safely and avoid trying to sharpen them. While this might seem like an economical option, it could cause damage to your Automower® and void the warranty.

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