5.1 General Test
The
General Test
is a basic test that should be performed whenever a technician initiates a
service repair on a Robomow. The test is designed so that most common problems found in
normal operation will be readily apparent. The General Test should be performed regardless
of whether any work was actually performed out on a unit. This ensures a “Duty of Care” to
the customer, and will also serve to insure that all safety systems are working properly prior to
a customer using the unit.
The
General Test
should also be performed after any service routine was performed. This
will insure that the maintenance was performed correctly and that no additional problems
were introduced to the unit during the service routine.
The
General Test
and certain of the other diagnostics tests need to be performed in a
simulated lawn with the layout as shown below:
Min. 4m (13 ft)
Min. 5m (16 ft)
Perimeter
Switch
Perimeter wire
Figure 5.1.1
Simulated Lawn for General Test
A.
Remove the Power Pack
from the Robomow and perform a mechanical inspection:
1. Check that the fuse cover is in place and secure.
2. Check the operation and functionality of the rear height adjustment.
3. Confirm the top edge of the bumpers at the rear wheels sliding seal area is firmly
secured between gray base and yellow top cover gray base
4. Check that the blades are sharp and securely attached.
5. Check the operation of the front wheel by insuring it is free to rotate in all directions.
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