For more details on how to set up the L10 to mow secondary lawns, please refer to the
instruction manual.
Will I still need a traditional lawnmower?
You may still require a traditional mower if your garden has tricky areas that the L10 cannot
navigate, such as steep slopes, extremely bumpy areas, or areas exposed to the general public
such as front lawns.
Although the L10 has an edge cutting function, it will still leave a small border (around 20cm) of
lawn un-cut where the boundary wire is laid 30cm away from the edge of the lawn. We
recommend using a grass trimmer to tidy the edges.
What is the warranty period?
The L10 comes with a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects. This does not cover wear
and tear, consumables such as blades, accidental damage or use not in accordance with the
recommendations. If you suspect your L10 has a defect, please contact us (link)
What is the maximum cutting area?
The L10 can cut a maximum area of 400m
2
In order to achieve the best finish, we recommend cutting the lawn to 30mm with a traditional
mower before starting the L10 for the first time. This will result in a neat finish from the start.
Alternatively, the L10 can be started at a relatively high height of cut (40mm) and allowed to cut
the grass down gradually. It may take several days to achieve a uniform finish this way,
depending on the size of garden.
How often do I need to clean it?
We recommend inspecting your L10 every 8 weeks to check for damage and wear to the blades.
During this time, it can be useful to give the mower a clean with a cloth or brush to remove any
built up grass and mud, particularly in the wheel treads.
The L10 is IPX5 rated, meaning that it can be cleaned using a standard garden hose if necessary.
Do not use high powered jet wash equipment for this task.
How long does it need to be charged for?
The L10 automatically senses when the battery is low and will return to the base station along
the boundary wire.
During a mowing period of 8 hours, the mower will return to the base to be charged multiple
times. The amount of times will depend on the length of grass being mown.