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3.11.3 Display

When the STOP button has been pressed and the hatch

is opened, the operation window appears showing the

time, selected operating mode, number of mowing

hours, battery status and timer setting.

The clock shows the current time.

Date shows the current day.

The number of operating hours indicates the number

of hours since the day of manufacture that the

robotic lawnmower has been in operation. The time

that the robotic lawnmower has spent mowing or

searching for the charging station is counted as

operating time.

AUTO, MAN or HOME show which mode of

operation is selected. See 

Operation selection on

page 34.

The battery status shows the remaining battery

charge.

The ECO symbol is displayed if the robotic

lawnmower is set in 

ECO mode.

The clock symbol indicates when the timer settings

are set. The clock symbol is black when the robotic

lawnmower is not allowed to mow due to a timer

setting.

The 

MENU text illustrates that the main menu can

be reached by pressing the multi-choice button that

is located under the text.

3.11.4 Submenus

There are a number of submenus under each option.

You can access all the functions to set the robotic

lawnmower settings via the submenus.
Certain submenus contain options that are ticked off to

the left. This means that these options are selected.

Check or uncheck the box by pressing 

OK.

3.12 Menu structure

The main menu for the GARDENA R38Li, R40Li, R45Li,

R50Li offers 3 options:

Timer

Security

Settings

The main menu for the GARDENA R70Li, R80Li offers 4

options:

Timer

Installation

Security

Settings

The following section summarises the menu selections

found in the main menu and provides more detailed

information about how each function is used and which

setting options are available.

3.12.1 Main menu

Timer
The timer function is an ideal tool to

control which periods the robotic

lawnmower should not mow, for example

when children are playing in the garden.

Installation (only for R70Li, R80Li)
This menu function is used to customize

the installation. For many working areas

there is no need to alter the factory

settings, but depending on the lawn

complexity the mowing result can be

improved by making manual settings.

Security
In this menu, settings relating to security

and the connection between the robotic

lawnmower and the charging station can

be made. There are 3 security levels to

choose from: 

Low, Medium, High.

Settings
This selection allows you to make

changes to the general robotic lawnmower

settings such as date and time. You can

also turn on/off 

ECO mode.

3.13 Timer

TIMER

Work hours 1

Work hours 2

Work days

Reset timer

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Summary of Contents for R38Li

Page 1: ...EN English Operator s manual R38Li R40Li R45Li R50Li R70Li R80Li Read the operator s manual carefully and make sure that you understand the instructions before you use the product...

Page 2: ...w R70Li R80Li 30 3 19 Yard layout examples 31 4 Operation 4 1 Main switch 34 4 2 Start 34 4 3 Operation selection 34 4 4 Stop 35 4 5 Switch off 35 4 6 Timer and Standby 35 4 7 Charge a flat battery 36...

Page 3: ...RDENA has a policy of continuous product development and reserves the right to modify the design appearance and function of products without prior notice 1 2 1 Capacity The robotic lawnmower is recomm...

Page 4: ...panel The control panel is where you manage all the robotic lawnmower settings The STOP button remains pressed in until the hatch is closed again This together with the START button acts as a start i...

Page 5: ...rs 11 Main switch 12 Rear wheel 13 Charging strip 14 Keypad 15 Display 16 Rating plate 17 Loop wire for boundary loop and guide wire 18 Connector for connecting the loop wire to the charging station 1...

Page 6: ...c lawnmow er Lock function This product conforms to the applicable EC Directives Noise emission to surroundings The product s emissions are set out in Technical data on page 49 and on the rating plate...

Page 7: ...ledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Local regulations may restrict the age of the operator Cleari...

Page 8: ...comes in the lawnmower s way it shall be stopped immediately See Stop on page 35 Do not put anything on top of the robotic lawnmower or its charging station Do not allow the robotic lawnmower to be u...

Page 9: ...nning water to clean the robotic lawnmower Never use solvents for cleaning Inspect the robotic lawnmower each week and replace any damaged or worn parts See Maintenance on page 37 2 3 4 In the event o...

Page 10: ...arts of the power supply must be changed or tampered with For example the low voltage cable must not be shortened or extended 4 Loop wire which is laid around the edges of the lawn and around objects...

Page 11: ...sible to lay minimum 1 5 m of boundary wire straight out to the right and left of the charging station Any other location can mean that the robotic lawnmower enters the charging station sideways and w...

Page 12: ...earth fault breaker RCD when connecting the power supply to the wall socket WARNING Applicable to USA Canada If power supply is installed outdoors Risk of Electric Shock Install only to a covered Cla...

Page 13: ...ble to charge the robotic lawnmower Set the main switch to position 1 Place the robotic lawnmower in the charging station while the boundary and guide wires are being laid If the battery is flat it ta...

Page 14: ...and reduce body wear About 20 cm of the lawn around the fixed obstacle will not be mown 30 cm 12 5 cm 2 If the working area borders a small ditch a flower bed or a small elevation for example a low k...

Page 15: ...cle However to achieve careful and silent operation it is recommended to isolate all fixed objects in and around the working area Obstacles that slope slightly for example stones or large trees with r...

Page 16: ...e a fence or a dense hedge Inside the working area the robotic lawnmower can mow areas which slope up to 25 Areas that slope more must be isolated with the boundary wire When a part of the working are...

Page 17: ...ted with insulation tape are not satisfactory splices Soil moisture will cause the wire to oxidise and after a time result in a broken circuit Use an original coupler if the boundary wire is not long...

Page 18: ...left of the guide wire as seen facing the charging station Thus the corridor is to the left of the guide wire When installing it is therefore important to create as much free space as possible to the...

Page 19: ...guide wire was previously added 5 Cut the loop on the boundary wire using for instance a pair of wire cutters 6 Connect the guide wire to the boundary wire using a coupler Insert the boundary wire in...

Page 20: ...n and easily docks with the charging station Perform the test below 1 Open the panel hatch by pressing the STOP button 2 Place the robotic lawnmower close to the point where the guide wire is connecte...

Page 21: ...n options that are ticked off to the left This means that these options are selected Check or uncheck the box by pressing OK 3 12 Menu structure The main menu for the GARDENA R38Li R40Li R45Li R50Li o...

Page 22: ...of square meters per hour and day listed in table Work capacity See To set the timer on page 24 The table below provides suggestions for different timer settings depending on garden size The times sh...

Page 23: ...uggested time interval 100 m2 5 3 5 07 00 10 30 7 2 5 07 00 09 30 200 m2 5 7 07 00 14 00 7 5 07 00 12 00 300 m2 5 10 07 00 17 00 7 7 07 00 14 00 400 m2 6 11 07 00 18 00 7 9 5 07 00 16 30 500 m2 7 12 0...

Page 24: ...o travel when it follows this to and from the charging staiton Remote start 1 To control the robotic lawnmower so that it can easier reach remote parts of the garden Remote start 2 To control the robo...

Page 25: ...then one can only select Never or Rarely for Remote start 2 3 14 4 Test settings In the Test settings menu it is possible to test how the settings for Remote start 1 and Remote start 2 work in the wor...

Page 26: ...note of the new PIN code on the designated line on the MEMO See Introduction on page 3 3 15 2 Security level There are 3 security levels to choose from Security level Low Medium High Low and Medium s...

Page 27: ...e the working area 3 16 2 Time Date This function allows you to set current time and required time format in the robotic lawnmower Time Date Set time Set date Time format Date format Set time Enter th...

Page 28: ...wire out from the charging station To test the guide wire 1 Place the robotic lawnmower in the charging station 2 Select Calibrate guide and press OK The robotic lawnmower will now leave the charging...

Page 29: ...e Set date Time format Language Country Reset user settings About Date format Security Change PIN code Low High Medium Security level New loop signal Timer Work hours 1 Work hours 2 Work days Reset ti...

Page 30: ...Remote start 1 Remote start 2 Proportion Remote start 2 Test settings Drive past wire Settings ECO mode Time date Set time Set date Time format Language Country Reset user settings About Date format S...

Page 31: ...nstallation help on www gardena com Select country then enter the supportpages for more information and videos Note The default settings for the robotic lawnmower have been chosen to work in as many d...

Page 32: ...ing area can easi ly be reached by the robotic lawn mower following the guide wire out from the charging station select Pro portion Often Make sure guide wire is laid according to recommendations in L...

Page 33: ...page 18 3 19 7 Three areas linked with two narrow passages Area 400 m2 R70Li R80Li only Timer 07 00 23 00 Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday Remote start 1 Rarely Proportion Remote start 2 Rarely Proport...

Page 34: ...to the charging station It remains here until another operation mode is selected The text HOME is shown in the operation window When the battery is fully charged the robotic lawnmower will remain park...

Page 35: ...A R80Li 50 If the working area is for example 360 m2 in size R70Li must operate for 8 hours a day The times are approximate and depend for instance on grass quality blade sharpness and battery age WAR...

Page 36: ...the battery In the event of leakage of electrolyte flush with water and seek medical help if it comes in contact with the eyes etc 1 Set the main switch to position 1 2 Place the robotic lawnmower in...

Page 37: ...t the robotic lawnmower onto its side 3 Clean the blade disc and chassis using for example a dish brush At the same time check that the blade disc rotates freely in relation to the foot guard Also che...

Page 38: ...e robotic lawnmower are shorter than normal between charges this indicates that the battery is getting old and eventually needs replacing The battery is fine as long as the robotic lawnmower maintains...

Page 39: ...following Thorough cleaning of the body the chassis the blade disc and all other moving parts Testing of the mower s function and components Checking and if required replacement of wear items such as...

Page 40: ...t connected Check the wall socket connection and wheth er an earth fault breaker has tripped or not Check that the low voltage cable is connected to the charging station The boundary wire is not conne...

Page 41: ...station on page 43 Wrong PIN Wrong PIN code has been entered Five at tempts are permitted and the keypad is then blocked for five minutes Enter the correct PIN code Contact your lo cal GARDENA represe...

Page 42: ...g to the Standby time table This behaviour is normal and no action is re quired See Standby on page 35 Lifted The lift sensor has been activated as the mower has become trapped Free the mower Collisio...

Page 43: ...page 17 Break in the boundary loop Find out where the break is Replace the damaged section of the boundary wire with a new loop wire and splice using an original coupler See Find breaks in the loop wi...

Page 44: ...emote start 1 and Remote start 2 for the robotic lawnmower to find its way to all remote areas Also use Remote start 2 to steer the robotic lawnmower to a remote area See Remote start 2 on page 25 App...

Page 45: ...every second week until the desired cutting height has been reached A defective splicing of the loop wire can also lead to disruptions several weeks after the splice was done A faulty splice can for e...

Page 46: ...icator lamp now is green then the break is somewhere in the wire between the disconnected end to the point where the new wire is connected thick black line below In that case move the connection for t...

Page 47: ...ther end of this new wire at the middle of the suspected wire section Follow the same approach as in 3 a and 3b above 5 When the break is found the damaged section must be replaced with a new wire Alw...

Page 48: ...not fully charged it can be damaged and in certain cases be rendered useless 7 2 2 The charging station Store the charging station and power supply indoors The boundary wire and the guide wire can be...

Page 49: ...ound power2 R38Li R40Li R45Li Measured sound power noise level dB A 56 56 56 Noise emissions uncertainties KWA dB A 2 2 2 Guaranteed sound power noise level dB A 58 58 58 Sound pressure noise level at...

Page 50: ...month in a 500 m2 working area 5 kWh month in a 700 m2 working area 6 kWh month in a 800 m2 working area Charge current A DC 1 3 1 3 1 3 Average cutting time min 65 65 65 Average charging time min 50...

Page 51: ...15 15 15 Maximum length boundary wire m 400 400 400 Maximum length guide wire m 200 200 200 Working capacity m2 20 500 700 800 IP classification R50Li R70Li R80Li Robotic lawnmower IPX4 IPX4 IPX4 Cha...

Page 52: ...ge from underneath the robotic lawnmower This damage is normally caused by cleaning or irrigation systems or holes hollows in the working area when pools of water are formed when it rains Damage cause...

Page 53: ...outdoor equipment 2000 14 EC See also Technical data on page 49 for information regarding noise emissions and the cutting width The notified body 0404 SMP Svensk Maskinprovning AB Fyrisborgsgatan 3 S...

Page 54: ...54 EC Declaration of Conformity 303 001 21 09 2017...

Page 55: ...303 001 21 09 2017 EC Declaration of Conformity 55...

Page 56: ...7 Husqvarna All rights reserved GARDENA and other product and feature names are trademarks of the Husqvarna Group All measurements quoted are approximate www gardena com Original instructions 2017 09...

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