Some Good Advices
Taking care of your robotic lawnmower mainly involves regular cleaning, blade replacement and proper winter storage to extend its lifespan and ensure good mowing results.
Here are the most important points for maintenance: Regular maintenance (every/every two weeks)
Cleaning: Clean the underside of grass and dirt. Use a soft brush or a damp cloth.
Water cleaning: Many modern models can withstand rinsing with a water hose (not a high-pressure washer) on the underside, but see the manufacturer's manual.
Blade replacement: Replace blades regularly, preferably every 4-6 weeks, to avoid tearing the grass, which can make the lawn yellowish.
Check charging contacts: Clean the charging plates on both the mower and the station as needed to ensure proper charging.
Seasonal maintenance
Spring start: Clean the machine thoroughly, check that the blades are sharp and check the charging station before using it.
Cutting height: Start the season with a higher cutting height and gradually lower it.
Charging station: Place the charging station on a flat area and keep it clear around it.
Winter storage
Clean thoroughly: Remove all grass before winter rest.
Dry and warm: Store the robot and charging station in a dry and frost-free place during the winter.
Battery care: Fully charge the battery before storing it for the winter.
Expert tips
Use a robot garage: A small roof/house protects against sun and rain, which fades the plastic and wears out the electronics.
Avoid sprinklers: Remember to turn off sprinklers so that the robot does not run over and damage the hose.
Do not mow too often: Let the lawn rest, it is often enough for the machine to work 5 days out of 7.