Blumfeldt 10034749, Manual

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2. Rectifying or avoiding problem areas
Obstacles such as tree roots on lawn
If a tree root is
protruding into the
perimeter of your
cutting area it would
present a problem for
the robot mower. One solution is to
take the perimeter
around the tree
root, leaving area
unmowed. Alternatively, cut
the tree root back
with a saw and fill
any resulting uneven
surface, then set the
perimeter over it.
Excessively uneven areas of lawn
A deep enough dip in
the surface of your
lawn will also present
problems, possibly
causing the robot
mower’s wheels to
lose their grip and
skid. If you don’t want to
avoid mowing this
area, it’s best to fill it
with soil, compact it
down and re-seed it
with grass.
If the area is on the
perimeter line this
can be pegged out as
normal. If it is within
the mowing area it
should no longer be a
problem.