How to Clean and Maintain Your Robotic Lawnmower

In the fast-paced modern lifestyle, if you wish to maintain a well-kept lawn, Lawnmaster robotic mower is undoubtedly your best choice for lawn care. Once you own a robotic mower, proper maintenance is essential. It ensures your robotic mower remains in optimal working condition and extends its lifespan. Today, we'll share some maintenance tips for robotic mowers.

Safety first
It goes without saying, but please ensure that both the mower’s battery and any safety key are removed prior to any cleaning and maintenance. We also strongly recommend using gloves to protect your hands.

Clean overall appearance
After using your robotic lawnmower, remember to clean it thoroughly. Begin by meticulously cleaning the outer casing with a soft-bristled brush or damp cloth to remove any grass clippings, soil, dust, or other debris. Pay particular attention to areas prone to accumulating dirt, such as the wheels and chassis crevices. The camera lens also requires careful attention; gently wipe the sensor lens or detection area with a clean, soft cloth to prevent dust or grass particles from obstructing the sensor and impairing its functionality. 

Clean the cutterhead
Don’t forget to give the underside a thorough clean too with a brush and damp cloth. You may find that there is a thick layer of mulched grass stuck to the whole underside of the deck. If this the case, then use a small paint scraper (or some mowers come supplied with plastic scrapers for this purpose) first to carefully scrape the dried grass off before damp cleaning. Make sure you have your gloves on and be careful around the blade.

Blade Maintenance and Replacement
Regularly inspect blade wear and replace promptly when necessary, though safety must always be paramount. Well-maintained blades deliver a neater trim, reduce motor load and extend the robotic mower's service life. Lawnmaster Robotic Mower Blades are crafted from premium stainless steel for exceptional durability and effortless replacement.

Battery Maintenance
Charge using the original Lawnmaster charger. Recharge promptly when the battery level falls below 20% to prevent excessive discharge. During charging, ensure the charger is securely connected to the robot and place it in a well-ventilated, dry, and shaded environment.

Regular maintenance not only extends the lifespan of your robotic lawnmower but also ensures your lawn receives a consistently perfect trim. The well-designed, easy-to-maintain Lawnmaster robotic mower allows you to achieve twice the result with half the effort, effortlessly enjoying a neat and beautiful lawn environment.

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