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6. Use the arrow buttons and the OK button to

move through the menu structure 

Installation

> Lawn Coverage > Area 1-3 > More > Test.

7. Push the OK button.
8. Push the START button and close the hatch.
9. Push the STOP button when the product is

at the distance you select to measure. The

distance shows in the display.

3.10.5.4 To disable the Lawn Coverage function
Disable the 

Lawn Coverage function for each

area.
1. Do steps 1–3 in 

To get access to the menu

on page 22.

2. Use the arrow buttons and the OK button to

move through the menu structure 

Installation

> Lawn Coverage > Area 1-3 > Disable.

3. Use the left arrow button to select 

Disable.

4. Push the OK button.
5. Push the BACK button.
3.10.5.5 To reset the Lawn Coverage settings
You can reset the 

Lawn Coverage settings for

each area and use the factory setting.
1. Do steps 1–3 in 

To get access to the menu

on page 22.

2. Use the arrow buttons and the OK button to

move through the menu structure 

Installation

> Lawn Coverage > Area 1-3 > More >

Reset.

3. Use the arrow buttons to select 

Reset.

4. Push the OK button.

3.10.6 To set the exit angles

The product moves away from the charging

station with an exit angle between 90°–270°. The

exit angles can be set to 1–2 exit sectors.
1. Do steps 1–3 in 

To get access to the menu

on page 22.

2. Use the arrow buttons and the OK button to

move through the menu structure 

Installation

> Advanced > Exit angles > Sector 1.

3. Use the number buttons to set the angles in

degrees.

4. Push the down arrow button.
5. Use the number buttons to select how

frequently the product must use each sector.

Set in %.

6. Push the BACK button.

3.10.7 To set the reversing distance

The reversing distance makes the product move

in reverse for a set amount of cm before the

product starts to cut the lawn. The factory setting

is 60 cm.
1. Do steps 1-3 in 

To get access to the menu

on page 22.

2. Use the arrow button and the OK button to

move through the menu structure 

Installation

> Advanced > Reversing distance.

3. Use the number buttons to specify the

reverse distance in cm.

4. Push the BACK button.

3.10.8 To set the Drive Past Wire function

The front of the product always moves past the

boundary wire by a specified distance before the

product moves back into the work area. The

factory setting is 32 cm. You can select a

distance of 25-40 cm.
1. Do steps 1–3 in 

To get access to the menu

on page 22.

2. Use the arrow button and the OK button to

move through the menu structure 

Installation

> Advanced > Drive Past Wire.

3. Use the number buttons to set the distance

in cm.

4. Push the BACK button.

3.10.9 Settings

In settings you can change the general settings

to your product.
3.10.9.1 ECO mode
ECO mode stops the signal in the boundary loop,

the guide wire and the charging station, when the

product is parked or is charging.

Note: Use 

ECO mode to save energy and avoid

interference with other equipment, for example

hearing loops or garage doors.

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Summary of Contents for SILENO+ Series

Page 1: ...gardena com Operator s manual SILENO R160Li LiC InDesign_P15G_omslag_A5 indd 1 2019 01 22 15 57 01...

Page 2: ...dary wire or the guide wire 21 3 9 After the installation of the product 21 3 10 To do the product settings 22 4 Operation 4 1 Main switch 28 4 2 Start 28 4 3 Operating mode Start 28 4 4 Operating mod...

Page 3: ...larly updates the appearance and function of the products Refer to Support on page 3 The product is a robotic lawn mower The product has a battery power source and cuts the grass automatically Collect...

Page 4: ...for operation check of the charging station and boundary wire 10 Charging station 11 Rating plate 12 Display 13 Keypad 14 Cutting system 15 Chassis box with electronics battery and motors 16 Handle 17...

Page 5: ...chine The product can only start when the main switch is set to 1 and the correct PIN code has been en tered Turn the main switch to 0 before carry ing out any inspections and or maintenance WARNING K...

Page 6: ...e SensorControl function automatically adapts the cutting intervals to the grass growth The installation function for manual settings for the installation The settings function is where the general se...

Page 7: ...day All week Sa Fr Th We Tu Mo All days Reset GARDENA R160LiC On Off Low Medium High Cutting time SensorControl smart system Good Poor Bad Connected Yes No Signal strength Status Exclude device Securi...

Page 8: ...often How far Disable Reset Test More Exit angles Corridor width Reversing distance Drive past wire Advanced Settings ECO mode Time date Set time Set date Time format Date format Language Country Rese...

Page 9: ...1 The START button is used to start the operation of the product 2 The BACK button is used when moving back up in the menu lists 3 The arrow buttons are used to navigate in the menu 4 The OK button is...

Page 10: ...ions in the manual are not obeyed Note Used to give more information that is necessary in a given situation 2 2 General safety instructions The following system is used in the Operator s Manual to mak...

Page 11: ...ncerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Local regula tions may restrict the age of the operator Cleaning and mainte nance shall not be made by children without...

Page 12: ...e children Use the PARK function or switch off the main switch when persons especially children or animals are in the work area It is recommended to program the product for use during hours when the a...

Page 13: ...ously GARDENA does not guarantee full compatibility between the product and other types of wireless systems such as remote controls radio transmitters hearing loops underground electric animal fencing...

Page 14: ...harging station before any cleaning or maintenance of the charging station or the loop wire Inspect the product each week and replace any damaged or worn parts Refer to Introduction maintenance on pag...

Page 15: ...oduct Make a blueprint of the work area and include all obstacles Make a mark on the blueprint where to put the charging station the boundary wire and the guide wire Make a mark on the blueprint where...

Page 16: ...oad the boundary wire must have a protective wall The wall must be minimum 6 cm 15 in in height D E B C F A Put the boundary wire around all of the work area A Adapt the distance between the boundary...

Page 17: ...e Note If a passage is less than 2 m 6 5 ft wide install a guide wire through the passage 3 3 3 3 To make an island Put the boundary wire to and around the obstacle to make an island Put the 2 section...

Page 18: ...nstall the guide wire If the work area has a slope put the guide wire diagonally across the slope 3 3 4 1 To set the corridor width of the guide wire The guide corridor is the area adjacent to the gui...

Page 19: ...tion WARNING Obey national regulations about electrical safety 1 Read and understand the instructions about the charging station Refer to To examine where to put the charging station on page 15 2 Put...

Page 20: ...ight end of boundary wire into the channel with the mark AR 6 Put the left end of boundary wire into the channel with the mark AL 7 Push the right connector onto the metal pin with the mark AR 8 Push...

Page 21: ...from the ground 2 Carefully remove the boundary wire or the guide wire from the ground 3 Adjust the boundary wire or the guide wire into a new position 4 Put the boundary wire or the guide wire into...

Page 22: ...he product must operate each day Note The operation capacity is approximate and timer settings can be adjusted Model Approximate operation ca pacity m2 yd2 h R160Li R160LiC 70 84 Example A lawn of 500...

Page 23: ...f the PIN code has not been entered in 30 days Enter the PIN code to get access to the product 3 10 3 1 To set the security level Select 1 of 3 security levels for your product 1 Do steps 1 3 in To ge...

Page 24: ...the left arrow button to select the area 4 Push the OK button 5 Measure the distance from the charging station to the start of the area Measure along the guide wire Refer to To measure the distance fr...

Page 25: ...dvanced Exit angles Sector 1 3 Use the number buttons to set the angles in degrees 4 Push the down arrow button 5 Use the number buttons to select how frequently the product must use each sector Set i...

Page 26: ...of all user settings 4 Push the OK button to reset all the user settings Note Security level PIN code Loop signal Messages Date Time Language and Country settings are not reset 3 10 9 6 The About menu...

Page 27: ...ly be changed with the GARDENA smart system app The following settings are blocked in the menu selection of the smart product Timer Time Date Language Country 3 10 10 5 Exclude device To remove the wi...

Page 28: ...1 3 Enter the PIN code 4 Press the START button 5 Select the desired operating mode Refer to Operating mode Start on page 28 6 Close the hatch within 10 seconds If the product is parked in the chargin...

Page 29: ...ressing the START button 4 4 2 Start on next timer The product stays in the charging station until the next Timer setting permits operation This operation selection is suitable if one wishes to cancel...

Page 30: ...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 product in the charg...

Page 31: ...t cope as well with slopes It is recommended to clean using a brush GARDENA offers a special cleaning and maintenance kit as an accessory Contact your GARDENA central service CAUTION Never use a high...

Page 32: ...es can pivot freely 5 4 Software update If service is done by a local GARDENA representative then available software updates are downloaded to the product by the service technician However owners of G...

Page 33: ...rechargeable batteries The appliance must be disconnected from the supply mains when removing the battery 1 Set the main switch to position 0 2 Turn the product upside down Place the product on a soft...

Page 34: ...Testing the products s battery capacity as well as a recommendation to replace battery if necessary If new software is available the product is updated 34 Maintenance 1025 001 23 01 2019...

Page 35: ...ve wheel and remove the grass or other object The blade disc lies in a pool of water Move the product and prevent the col lection of water in the work area No loop signal The power supply is not conne...

Page 36: ...is too close to the edge of the work area Check that the boundary wire has been laid according to the instructions Refer to To install the boundary wire on page 20 The work area slopes too much by the...

Page 37: ...son for the lack of drive If it is due to wet grass wait until the lawn has dried be fore using the product Wheel motor over loaded left Charging station blocked The contact between the charging strip...

Page 38: ...s Check that the product body can move freely around its chassis If the problem remains the message requires action by authorized service technician Wheel drive prob lem right left Grass or other obje...

Page 39: ...ectivity prob lem Potential problem on the connectivity circuit board in the product Restart the product If the problem remains the message requires action by authorized service technician Connectivit...

Page 40: ...s connector is tightly connected to the charging sta tion Refer to To install the guide wire on page 20 Break in the guide wire Find out where the break is Replace the damaged section of the guide wir...

Page 41: ...r local GARDENA representative Light Cause Action Solid green light Good signals No action required Green flashing light The signals are good and ECO mode is activated No action required Blue flashing...

Page 42: ...Refer to To exam ine where to put the charging station on page 15 The product runs at the wrong time The product clock needs to be set Set the clock Refer to To set the time date on page 26 The start...

Page 43: ...er to Lawn Coverage on page 24 Work area too large Try limiting the work area or extending the work time Refer to To do the timer settings on page 22 Dull blades Replace all the blades Refer to To re...

Page 44: ...ctions to the charging station are properly connected and not damaged Check that the indicator lamp in the charging station is still flashing blue POWER AR AL G1 3 Switch the connections between the g...

Page 45: ...s the difference between a solid green light and a flashing blue light Then follow instruction in step 5 below 4 If indicator lamp still flashes blue in step 3 above Put AL and G1 back in their origin...

Page 46: ...to Clean the product on page 31 Keep the product in a dry frost free space Keep the product with all wheels on level ground during storage or use a GARDENA wall hanger If you keep the charging statio...

Page 47: ...age mowing time min 65 Average charging time min 60 Operating Frequency Band Hz 300 80000 Maximum Radio frequency power mW 60m 1 25 Noise emissions measured in the environment as sound power2 Measured...

Page 48: ...2 20 1600 IP classification Robotic lawnmower IPX4 Charging station IPX1 Transformer IPX4 Internal SRD short range device R160Li R160LiC Operating frequency band MHz 863 870 Maximum radio frequency po...

Page 49: ...e Damage caused by water seepage from using a high pressure washer or from being submerged under water for example when heavy rain forms pools of water Damage caused by lightning Damage caused by impr...

Page 50: ...n page 47 for information regarding noise emissions and the cutting width The notified body 0404 SMP Svensk Maskinprovning AB Box 7035 SE 750 07 Uppsala Sweden has issued a report regarding the assess...

Page 51: ...1025 001 23 01 2019 EC Declaration of Conformity 51...

Page 52: ...01 ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS We reserve the right to make changes without prior notice Copyright 2019 GARDENA Manufacturing GmbH All rights reserved 114 07 29 26 InDesign_P15G_omslag_A5 indd 2 2019 01 22...

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