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Page 2: ...BA Robolinho Master Deckblatt USER GUIDE ROBOT LAWN MOWER RLM 4 457462_b 11 2018...
Page 3: ...457462_b 3 01 02 X0 X2 X3 X1 X0 X2 X3 X4 X5 X1 1 2 m 20 cm 30 cm 20 cm 30 cm 0 cm 60 cm HF NF HF NF a c f e g h d 30 cm a b c d f e g h i i 20 cm f b 1 1 5 cm 1 m 1 m...
Page 4: ...4 RLM 4 05 06 07 08 09 03 20 cm 20cm 20 cm 20 cm ca 10 cm 10 04 1 3 2 1 2 3 a b 1 2 3 20 cm 0 cm 1 m 1 m 1 2 3 6 7 4 a b 5 1 1 2 4 3 5 6 B A 4 5 6 4...
Page 5: ...5 598 x 400 x 285 mm max 500 m2 45 24 200 mm 25 55 mm IPX1 6 4 kHz 10 m 70 dB A m Standard 3400 min 1 Eco Mode 3200 min 1 60 dB A 8 8 kg Li Ion 18 V 2 5 Ah 45 Wh IN OUT 100 240V AC 50 60Hz 1 5A 36V DC...
Page 6: ...3 4 1 Operator 46 3 4 2 Personal protective equipment 46 3 4 3 Safety of persons and animals 47 3 4 4 Appliance safety 47 3 4 5 Electrical safety 47 4 Assembly 48 4 1 Unpacking the machine 48 4 2 Pla...
Page 7: ...gram General 54 7 5 2 Setting entry points 54 7 5 3 Setting the mowing times 55 7 6 Edge mowing with a manual start 55 7 7 Setting the secondary area mowing 55 7 8 Setting the display contrast 56 7 9...
Page 8: ...in fatal or serious injury if not avoided WARNING Denotes a potentially dan gerous situation which can result in fatal or serious in jury if not avoided CAUTION Denotes a potentially dan gerous situat...
Page 9: ...argeable battery compartment 7 Mower deck 8 Blade plate 9 Drive wheel 10 Fastening screw 11 Clearer blade 12 Cutting blade 2 3 Symbols on the appliance Symbol Meaning Keep other people out of the dang...
Page 10: ...al values select between settings 5 START STOP Start Stop button Start mowing manually and stop mowing or immedi ately resume it again after pressing 6 function keys Call up the func tion that is disp...
Page 11: ...nsor page 54 After rain delay see chapter 7 4 Setting the rain sensor page 54 Rain sensitive see chapter 7 4 Setting the rain sensor page 54 Margin mowing see chapter 7 6 Edge mowing with a manual sta...
Page 12: ...surfaces of the appliance The built in protection circuit prevents the battery from being charged at temperatures above 45 C This prevents irreparable dam age to the battery If the operating time of...
Page 13: ...along the boundary cable Pre set mowing programs are available for mow ing and also include the lawn and edge mowing function These mowing programs can be changed Each time the mowing motor is started...
Page 14: ...Keep the PIN and PUK so that they are inaccessible to unauthorised persons 3 3 2 Sensors The appliance is provided with several safety sensors It does not restart automatically after be ing switched...
Page 15: ...e fined by the European Garden Machinery Indus try Federation EGMF with regard to electromag netic emissions 3 4 Safety instructions 3 4 1 Operator Young people under 16 years of age persons with limi...
Page 16: ...lothing stones garden furniture gar den utensils or toys in the work area of the appliance They can damage the cutting blade of the appliance or can be damaged by the appliance Only use the appliance...
Page 17: ...ime the appliance moves along the boundary cable to the specified entry point and begins to mow there The entry points can be used to specify which ar eas of the mowing area are to be mowed several ti...
Page 18: ...er IMPORTANT Danger of damaging the boundary cable If the boundary cable is damaged or cut the trans mission of the control sig nals to the appliance is no longer possible In this case the boundary ca...
Page 19: ...t lay them parallel 01 e Routing the boundary cable around corners 06 For inwards going corners 06 a Route the boundary cable diagonally to avoid the appli ance becoming caught in the corner For outwa...
Page 20: ...ainst direct sunlight and sufficiently close to the charging station 04 1 2 Connect the low voltage cable of the power supply 04 5 and the cable of the charging station 04 6 with each other 3 Plug the...
Page 21: ...nabled 5 In the Change PIN menu Under Enter new PIN enter a self se lected new four digit PIN To do so se lect one digit in sequence with or and respectively confirm with Under Reenter new PIN enter t...
Page 22: ...to determine the entry points see chapter 7 5 2 Setting entry points page 54 6 OPERATION 6 1 Starting the appliance manually 1 Switch on the appliance with ON OFF For unscheduled edge mowing see chap...
Page 23: ...table 1 or Rain sensor 2 Activating deactivating the rain sensor or Activate Activate the rain sensor or Deactivate Deactivate the rain sensor 3 Setting the delay of the rain sensor or After rain dela...
Page 24: ...the set time periods on the set day of the week If Monday is shown for example the appliance does not mow on the re spective day or Change Activate X or deactivate the respective day and set the time...
Page 25: ...actory reset com pleted 8 DISPLAYING INFORMATION The Information menu is used for displaying machine data No settings can be made in this menu 1 Call up the main menu with 2 or Information 3 Select th...
Page 26: ...Wipe off the surface of the charging station with a damp cloth or a fine sponge 9 2 Regular checks General checks 1 Once a week check the whole Installation for damage Machine Charging station Boundar...
Page 27: ...s again by hand If the cutting blades have already been rotated once since the initial mounting Insert new cutting blades into the blade seat again with the sharpened side point ing towards the applia...
Page 28: ...DISPOSAL Information on the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act ElectroG Electrical and electronic appliances do not belong in household waste but should be collected and disposed of separa...
Page 29: ...and rechargeable batteries Disposal points of the common take back system for the used batteries of appliances Disposal point of the manufacturer if not a member of the common take back system These s...
Page 30: ...e Set the time Mowing times are incorrectly set Set the mowing times The appliance loses the time settings The rechargeable battery is defective Contact a K rcher service centre Motor stops during mow...
Page 31: ...The service life of the re chargeable battery has ex pired Contact a K rcher service centre The charging electronics are faulty Contact a K rcher service centre NOTE If you encounter any malfunctions...
Page 32: ...around curves and obstacles Eliminate the criss crossing of the cable CN011 Escaped robot The appliance is outside the designated grass surface Correct the location of the boundary ca ble around curv...
Page 33: ...he rechargeable battery replaced by a K rcher service centre The charging electronics are faulty Have the charging electronics checked by a K rcher service centre CN099 Recov escape Automatic fault re...
Page 34: ...designated grass surface Place the appliance on the free designated grass surface Correct the location of the boundary cable CN129 Blocked WL Left wheel motor is blocked Remove blockage CN130 Blocked...
Page 35: ...purchase and contact your dealer or the nearest authorised customer service centre This statement does not affect the purchaser s statutory claims for defects against the vendor 15 EU DECLARATION OF C...
