Uneven mowing results — Inconsistent lawn appearance

What does Uneven mowing mean?

The lawn does not have a uniform cut, with some areas appearing longer or less frequently mowed than others. This can be due to insufficient operating time, poor navigation settings, dull blades, or improper cutting height.

• Mower operates too few hours per day
• Work area shape requires 'Lawn Coverage' function for remote areas
• 'How often?' setting is incorrect for the work area layout
• Work area is too large for the current schedule
• Dull or damaged blades
• Grass is too long for the current cutting height setting
• Accumulation of grass around the blade disc or motor shaft

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Increase the daily mowing time in the schedule settings (page 24) to allow for more coverage.

2. 2

   If your lawn has remote or complex areas, activate and configure the 'Lawn Coverage' function (page 27) to guide the mower to these spots.

3. 3

   Verify that the 'How often?' setting is appropriate for your lawn's size and complexity.

4. 4

   Check the sharpness of the blades. If they are dull or chipped, replace all blades (page 41) for a clean cut.

5. 5

   If the grass is very long, temporarily increase the cutting height and then gradually lower it over subsequent mowing cycles.

6. 6

   Turn off the mower and inspect the blade disc and motor shaft for accumulated grass or debris. Clean them to ensure free rotation.