Connecting power to the charging station.
- Connect the plugs: Connect the charging station's cable to the power supply's cable.
- Connect the power supply: Plug the power supply into a 230v socket.
- Secure the charging station: Once the charging station is correctly positioned, secure it to the ground with the 6 pegs through the mounting holes.
- Be careful with the boundary cable: Avoid hitting, stretching or breaking the cable when screwing in the pegs.
- Check the installation: Check the indicator light on the charging station to ensure that everything is correctly connected.
| Indicator Light | Meaning |
| Off | The charging station is not connected to power. |
| Green light (symbol 1) | The boundary cable is connected correctly, the robotic lawn mower is ready, and the battery is fully charged. |
| Flashing green (symbol 2+3) | There is a break in the boundary cable. The ends of the boundary cable are connected in reverse on the charging station. Correct the error |
| Red light (symbol 4) | The battery is charging. |
| Alternating flashing green and red | Maintenance charging of the battery (trickle charging). |
Error with the boundary cable signal:
- Check the length of the boundary cable: Ensure that it is no longer than 250 metres.
- Check the connections: Ensure that the connections are dry and properly made. Use the supplied connector without stripping the cable first.
- Measure the resistance: Remove the ends of the boundary cable from the charging station and measure the resistance with a multimeter. A new cable should have a resistance of about 2 Ohms per 100 metres. If the resistance is above 8-10 Ohms, the cable may need to be replaced.
- Create a test track: Use approximately 10 metres of boundary cable to create a test track to check if the robotic lawn mower is functioning correctly. Remember to remove the ends from the correct boundary cable from the charging station first.
Using the connector:
- Indicator light flashes green: This indicates a break in the boundary cable.
- Prepare the cable: Cut the ends of the cable clean with a pair of wire cutters.
- Connector: Insert the ends of the cable into a connector without stripping them.
- Crimping: Use flat-nose pliers to crimp the connector well, so that the metal plate inside penetrates the insulation and restores the connection.
When the indicator light is green, the boundary cable is likely correctly laid and connected. Here are some simple tips:
- Pegs: Ensure that all plastic pegs are driven completely into the ground.
- Cable: Check that the cable lies tight and flat against the ground.
- Signal: If there are errors, double-check the connections at the charging station.