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TABLE OF CONTENTS

General information. ................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Introduction. ................................................................................................................................................................................ 2

Purpose of the manual. ............................................................................................................................................................... 2

Identication of manufacturer and equipment. ............................................................................................................................ 3

Safety information. ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Safety regulations. ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Safety devices. ............................................................................................................................................................................ 4

Safety signals. ............................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Technical information. ................................................................................................................................................................ 6

Technical specications............................................................................................................................................................... 6

General description of the appliance........................................................................................................................................... 7

Main parts / standard equipment................................................................................................................................................. 8

Installation. ................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Packing and unpacking. .............................................................................................................................................................. 9

Planning of system installation. ................................................................................................................................................... 9

Preparation and marking the boundaries of the work areas. .................................................................................................... 10

Slopes. ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Steep slopes. ............................................................................................................................................................................ 13

Possible elements inside the work area and relative safety distances. .................................................................................... 14

Battery recharge on rst use. .................................................................................................................................................... 15

Adjustments. .............................................................................................................................................................................. 16

Adjustment recommendations................................................................................................................................................... 16

Adjustment of cutting height. ..................................................................................................................................................... 16

Use and operation. .................................................................................................................................................................... 17

oblIGatIons foR Use. ................................................................................................................................................................. 17

Description of robot commands. ............................................................................................................................................... 17

Meaning of led combinations. ................................................................................................................................................... 17

Start-up. .................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Operation with delayed start. .................................................................................................................................................... 18

Starting the robot with the sensors turned off. .......................................................................................................................... 19

Robot safety stop. ..................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Robot stop. ................................................................................................................................................................................ 22

Prolonged inactivity and restarting. ........................................................................................................................................... 22

Battery recharge after prolonged inactivity. ............................................................................................................................... 23

Operating tips. ........................................................................................................................................................................... 23

Ordinary maintenance............................................................................................................................................................... 24

Maintenance recommendations. ............................................................................................................................................... 24

Scheduled maintenance table. .................................................................................................................................................. 24

Robot cleaning. ......................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Troubleshooting guide. ............................................................................................................................................................. 25

Troubleshooting. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 25

Part replacement. ...................................................................................................................................................................... 27

Recommendations for replacing parts. ..................................................................................................................................... 27

Battery replacement. ................................................................................................................................................................. 27

Blade replacement. ................................................................................................................................................................... 27

Changing the curb drop-off sensor. ........................................................................................................................................... 28

Robot disposal. ......................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Ec declaration of conformity. ................................................................................................................................................... 29

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MD-CT-RO-01-R4.0 - EN - 12-2013

Summary of content (32 pages)

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table of contents General information. �� 2 Introduction. �� 2 Purpose of the manual.
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General information Introduction EN Congratulations on purchasing this product, which we are certain will meet your needs and expectations. This project was created by ZUCCHETTI CENTRO SISTEMI S.p.A. (UNI EN ISO 9001 certified company), a software house that since 1982 has consolidated its activities and presence on the international market. Applying advanced IT solutions in the field of industrial automation means optimising the production activities and simplifying the work procedures.
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Identification of manufacturer and equipment The nameplate shown here is applied directly onto the appliance. It contains references and all the information essential for safely operating the device. For any technical requirements, please contact the Manufacturer’s Technical Service Centre or an authorised dealer. For technical assistance, please indicate the data reported on the identification plate, the approximate hours of use and the type of fault detected.
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skills, please disconnect power and activate the safety device. However, the user must take all necessary safety precautions, in particular when working on the bottom of the lawnmower robot, following procedures indicated by the manufacturer. EN • Use the personal protection devices recommended by the Manufacturer, in particular, always wear protective gloves when handling the cutting blade. • Before replacing the batteries, always remove the blade.
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Safety signals EN Read user instructions carefully to understand meanings before using the machine. STOP Keep an adequate safe distance from the machine while it is running. Do not touch the rotary blade and do not place your hands or feet underneath the machine when it is running. Wait until the blade and rotating parts come to a complete stop before accessing. Warning! Do not spray water on the machine to clean or wash it.
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Technical information Technical specifications EN Model Description L50BEU L50DEU Maximum recommended surface that can be mowed Robot (*) m2 (sq ' ) 400 ( 4300 ' ) mm 409x199x335 Features Dimensions (W x H x D) Robot weight (incl. battery) kg 7,9 8,2 Cutting height (Min-Max) mm (") 42-48 ( 1.
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Equipment and accessories Grass detection sensor (patented) N. 6 Curb drop-off sensors (Step) (Patented) optional standard Blade modulation and intelligent spira standard Mowed lawn (patented) standard detection sensors EN Specifically for early season rapid growth and for lawns that need greater mowing power. 8-pronged blade optional Disc that is fitted above the cutting blade. It helps keep the underbody clean. Specially indicated for areas where the grass is very wet.
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Main parts / standard equipment 1. Robot. EN 2. Battery: supplies power to the blade and wheel motors 3. Power Supply Unit: used to recharge or keep the batteries charged. 4. Mother board: controls the automatic functions of the robot. 5. Control keyboard: used to set and display the operating modes of the robot. 6. Cutting blade: mows the lawn. 7. Electric motor: operates the cutting blade. 8. Electric motor: one operates the right wheel transmission unit, while the other operates the left wheel. 9.
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Installation Packing and unpacking The equipment is delivered suitably packaged. When unpacking, carefully remove and check the integrity of the parts. Warning – Caution Keep plastic wrapping and plastic containers away from infants and children: risk of suffocation! Important Keep the packaging materials for future use. Planning of system installation The robot is not difficult to install, but requires some preliminary planning in order to define the best area for installing the power supply unit.
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Preparation and marking the boundaries of the work areas preparation of the lawn to be mowed EN 1. Make sure that the lawn to mow is even and does not contain holes, stones or other obstacles. Otherwise, prepare the lawn by filling in any holes and removing any obstacles. If some obstacles cannot be removed, it is necessary to properly define and protect the interested areas. 2. Check that all the areas of the lawn do not exceed the allowable slopes (see “Technical Specifications”).
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Hedging The work area can also be effectively delimited by hedges. OK EN Holes The work area cannot be delimited by ditches or holes which must not be present inside the grassy area to mow. Before starting the robot, check that there are no objects on the lawn such as toys, small stones, branches or sprinklers protruding from the ground which could impede correct functioning or cause damage to the blade.
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Roots EN NO Do not, under any circumstance, leave areas which have not been delimited by barriers inside the work area, as these will prevent the robot from functioning properly (roots, external pipes, work tools, etc.). Fine gravel Danger - Attention OK If fine gravel, leaves or small stones are used to border the lawn, they are not detected correctly by the robot. Protect the lawn with other borders.
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Slopes Check that all the areas of the lawn do not exceed the admissible slopes (see “Technical Specifications”). Areas with steeper slopes or that are incompatible with the correct functioning of the robot (see following points) cannot be mowed. Steeper slopes must be delimited. Important The sensors of the robot can detect slopes greater than the robot can manage. The direction is reversed in order to prevent the robot from tipping over or malfunctioning.
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Important Areas with slopes greater than those specified cannot be mowed with the robot. EN Possible elements inside the work area and relative safety distances APPROPRIATE POOL PREPARATION minimum width of non-grassy ground of 100 cm / 39,37 " Minimum pavement width of 70 cm. / 27,5 " OK WATER minimum wall height of 9 cm. / 3,5 " protection arches The figure above shows a work area which has been correctly delimited for the correct functioning of the robot.
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Battery recharge on first use Position the robot next to the recharging zone. 1. Check that the power supply unit is connected to the electricity power (110V or 220V). EN 2. Connect the black plug to the wheel containing the black “-” symbol. 3. Connect the red plug to the wheel containing the red “+” symbol. Once connected, the robot automatically turns on to show the recharging level of the batteries. (see “meaning of LED combination”).
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Adjustments Adjustment recommendations EN Important The user must follow the procedures described in this manual when making any adjustments. Do not make any adjustment which is not expressly indicated in this manual. Any special adjustments, not expressly indicated in this manual, must only be carried out by personnel from the Manufacturer’s Authorised Service Centres. Adjustment of cutting height 1. Stop the robot safely by pressing the “ON/OFF” key (see “Robot safety stop”). 2.
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Use and operation oblIGatIons foR Use EN Important -- When using the robot for the first time, it is recommended to carefully read the entire manual and to fully understand it, especially the safety information. -- Only use the robot for the uses intended by the Manufacturer and do not tamper with any device to obtain different performances.
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RECHARGING ROBOT A. HIGH BATTERY: EN (GREEN LED STEADY ON) full battery level. (A) PA U SE (GREEN LED 1 FLASH) medium battery level. STOP HIG (GREEN LED STEADY ON) robot in operation. B AT T E R Y C. ON/OFF: LOW (RED LED STEADY ON) low battery level. H B AT T E R Y 1 B. LOW BATTERY: (C) PL AY OFF (D) ON (B) Start-up 1. Check that the grassy surface of the lawn to mow is at a height which is compatible with the proper functioning of the robot (see technical specifications). 2.
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OPERATION WITH DELAY OPERATION With the robot in PAUSE mode, press the “ON/OFF” button for each hour of delay The Robot goes into STAND-BY waiting for the preset departure time Wait = 4 beeps 4 hours EN Press “PLAY/PAUSE” e.g.
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Grass Sensor On – Curb drop-off sensor Off: EN GRASS SENSOR Press the “PLAY/PAUSE” button and keep it pressed for 8 seconds until 3 consecutive beeps are heard and the PAUSE led flashes three times. This mode must only be used on models with the curb drop-off sensor installed, and it allows working with just the front grass detector sensors. This mode is recommended with uneven surfaces with lots of sharp dips or sparse grass. Minimum width 25 cm / 9.
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GRASS SENSOR OFF - CURB DROP-OFF SENSOR OFF Keep the “PLAY/PAUSE” button pressed for 12 seconds. Release the button Wait for 4 beeps + 4 flashes EN 12 sec. Robot safety stop When using the robot, you may safely stop it at any time by pressing the “STOP” key. Important H B AT T E R Y 21 O FF ON B AT T E R Y STOP PLAY PA U SE LO W HIG The robot safety stop is necessary when carrying out any maintenance and repairs (for example: cleaning, adjustments to cutting height, etc.).
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Robot stop the robot stops automatically if the following conditions are detected: • lawn mowed: the sensor has detected that the lawn has been mowed and therefore, does not require further mowing. Recharge the batteries and start the robot again after one or two days based on the growth of the grass. • no grass present: the grass sensors have not detected the presence of grass for an extended period. • • discharged batteries: the batteries have used up their operating capacity.
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Restarting Follow these procedures before restarting the robot after a long period of inactivity: 1. Connect the plug of the power supply unit to the electrical outlet. EN 2. Reactivate the main electrical power supply. 3. Recharge the batteries of the robot for at least 4 hours. 4. Once the recharging has been completed, operate the robot normally. Battery recharge after prolonged inactivity Danger - Attention Do not recharge the robot in explosive and inflammable environments.
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Ordinary maintenance Maintenance recommendations EN Important During maintenance operations, use personal protection equipment indicated by the Manufacturer, especially when working on the blade. Before carrying out any maintenance, make sure the robot is turned OFF (see “Robot Safety Stop”). Scheduled maintenance table Frequency Weekly. Monthly. Part Type of maintenance Reference Blade. Clean and check the efficiency of the blade. Replace the blade if bent due to an impact or if it is worn out.
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Troubleshooting guide Troubleshooting The information below is designed to help identify and correct any faults and/or malfunctions which may occur during operation. Some failures can be resolved by the user; others require specific technical skills or special abilities and therefore must only be resolved by qualified personnel with certified experience gained in the specific field of intervention. Problem Cause Remedies Cutting blade damaged. Replace the blade with a new one (see “Blade Replacement”).
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PLAY Problem Cause Remedy Uneven ground or ground with obstacles that impede movement. Check that the lawn to mow is even and does not have any holes, stones or other obstacles. If so, fill in any holes and remove any obstacles (see “Preparation and defining the boundaries of the work areas”). (1 FLASH of the green ON/ OFF led - Right motor error). (2 FLASHES of the green ON/OFF led - Left motor error) STOP OFF B AT T E R Y HIG The flashing of the LEDs signals a “wheel motor error” LED flashes.
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ERROR SIGNALS D. ON/OFF: 1 (1 FLASH OF THE GREEN LED) right motor error. (A) (C) PL AY (2 FLASHES OF THE GREEN LED) left motor error. EN PA U SE 2 H B AT T E R Y HIG STOP 5 (5 FLASHES OF THE GREEN LED) curb drop-off sensor error. B AT T E R Y (4 FLASHES OF THE GREEN LED) tip-over error. 4 LOW 3 (3 FLASHES OF THE GREEN LED) blade error.
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Changing the curb drop-off sensor EN 1. Stop the robot in safe conditions (see “Safely stopping the robot”). CURB DROP-OFF SENSORS DISMANTLING (A) Important Use safety gloves to prevent risk of injury. 2. Turn the robot over and place it so that the cover is not damaged. 3. Unscrew the screws (A) to remove the curb drop-off sensor. 4. Replace the curb drop-off sensor and fasten the screw. 5. Turn the robot back over to the working position.
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Ec declaration of conformity ZUCCHETTI Centro Sistemi S.p.A. Via Lungarno 305/A Terranuova B.ni (AR) ITALY Zucchetti Centro Sistemi S.p.A.
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