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ADJUST THE MOWER TO SUIT THE SIZE OF YOUR LAWN
The mowing results depend on mowing time. Adjust the
mowing time to suit your garden using the Timer function.
If the mower cuts too often, the lawn will appear trampled
down.
If the mower cuts too seldom, the lawn will not be properly
mown.
TIMER
TEST RUN THE MOWER THROUGH NARROW PASSAGES
Narrow passages in the garden make it difcult for the
mower to nd the charging station. Use the Calibrate guide
function to test that the mower can travel through the
narrowest passage.
1. Place the mower in the charging station
2. Select Calibrate guide (Settings - Calibrate Guide) in the
mower’s menu and press OK. Then press the Start button
and close the cover.
3. Check that the mower follows the guide wire through the
passage.
a. If the mower travels through the passage, the test is
complete.
b. If the mower does not travel through the passage:
Check that the guide wire has been laid according to the
instructions in chapter 3.6 in the Operator’s Manual.
Adj ust t he mower to suit your garden
See chapters 6.3 and 6.5 in the Operator’s Manual
Here you will nd some tips on important settings for your GARDENA R40Li.
All settings for your GARDENA R40Li are made via the menu functions.
You decide what times during the day and days of the week the
mower is to work. The GARDENA R40Li cuts around 30 m²
per hour and day. For example; If your garden consists of
300 m² of grass, the mower should work on average 10 hours
per day.
The right to make changes without prior notice is reserved.
Copyright © 2012 GARDENA Manufacturing GmbH. All rights reserved.
Starting and stopping GARDEN A R40Li
See chapters 4.3 and 4.4 in the Operator’s manual.
STARTING
1. Open the cover by pressing the STOP button.
2. Set the main switch to position 1. When you do this for the
rst time, a start up sequence starts where you select a four
digit PIN code among other things.
3. Press the START button.
4. Close the cover.
STOPPING
Press the STOP button.
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Getting st arted with
GARDENA R40Li
1. Open the connector and lay the wire ends in the recesses on
each connector.
2. Press the connectors together using a pair of pliers.
3. Cut off any surplus boundary wire. Cut 1 to 2 cm above the
connectors.
4. Press the connectors onto the contact pins, marked A, on
the charging station. It is important that the right-hand
wire is connected to the right-hand contact pin, and the
left-hand wire to the left-hand pin.
1. Run the guide wire through the slot at the bottom of the
charging station.
2. Fit the connector to the guide wire in the same way as for
the boundary wire, according to the instructions above.
3. Fasten the connector to the contact pin marked Guide on
the charging station.
4. Lay the guide wire at least 2 metres straight out from the
front edge of the charging station.
5. Run the guide wire to the point on the boundary loop the
connection will be made. Avoid laying the wire at tight
angles.
6. Cut the boundary wire with a wire cutters at the centre of
the eyelet that was made in point 2.3.
7. Connect the guide wire to the boundary wire using the
accompanying couplers. Press the couplers completely
together with a pair of pliers.
Placement of and connect ing the charging stat ion
See chapter 3.2 in the Operator’s Manual.
Charging t he battery and placement
of the boundary wire
See chapters 3.3 and 3.4 in the Operator’s Manual.
1. Place the charging station at a central position in the work
area, with a lot of open space in front of the charging
station and on a relatively horizontal surface.
2. Connect the transformer’s low voltage cable to the
charging station and the transformer.
3. Connect the transformer to a 230 V wall socket.
1. Place the R40Li in the charging station to charge
the battery while you are laying the boundary wire.
Set the main switch to position 1.
2. Run the boundary wire ensuring it forms a loop
around the work area.
3. Make an eyelet at the point where the guide wire
will be connected later (see point 4.5).
Charging station Transformer Low voltage cable Boundary wire
and couplers
Staples Connectors Measurement
gauge
Connecting t he boundary wi re
See chapter 3.5 in the Operator’s Manual.
Placement of and connect ing
the guide wire
See chapter 3.6 in the Operator’s Manual.
1. Main switch
2. STOP button
3. LED for function check of the
boundary and guide wires
4. Cutting height indication
5. Display
6. Keypad
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5 cm / 2"
30 cm / 12"
min 2 m / 7 ft
20 cm / 8"
10 cm / 4"
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