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User’s manual

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PREPARATION AND MARKING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE WORK AREAS

Preparation of the lawn to be mowed

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Important

Areas with slopes greater than those allowed cannot 
be  mowed  with  the  robot.  Therefore,  position  the 
perimeter  wire  in  front  of  the  slope  so  that  it  is 
excluded from the area to mow.

NO

35 cm

(13,78 ")

100 cm (39,3 ") 

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(17,71 ")

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(13,78 ")

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0-20%

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0-20%

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perimeter wire

perimeter wire

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NO

OK

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