Worx LANDROID WG757E User manual

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INSTALLATION GUIDE

Installation guide P03
Original instructions EN

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How to install your Landroid®
The installation Landroid®of is easy. The entire process only takes a little time, depending on the size of
your garden. If you are like us, you hate wasting time to mow your lawn. Your Landroid®will prove to be a
great investment, providing you with years of lawn care.
You can watch the installation demo video at www.worx.com.
Landroid®loves to mow
Your Landroid®is designed to mow regularly, maintaining a healthy and better looking lawn than before.
Depending on the size of your lawn, Landroid®may be programmed to operate at any time or frequency
with no restrictions. It is here to work for you.
Preparation
Before starting the installation process, read through this entire Installation Guide carefully. Sketch the
working area, including all obstacles, to make it easier to see the ideal positions for the charging base and
where the boundary wires should be routed.
WARNING: Read all safety warnings and all instructions. Failure to follow the warnings and
instructions may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.
Carefully read the instructions for the safe operation of the machine.
Save all warnings and instructions for future reference.

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In the box
WR130E WR131E
From your shed
Distance gauge*
Hex key Spare blades
Scissors Hammer Tape
Landroid®Charging base
Base fixing nails
Wire pegs
Boundary wire reel
Power adapter Connector
Get Started Warranty statement Battery

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In the box
WR141E WR144E
From your shed
Distance gauge*
Hex key Spare blades
Scissors Hammer Tape
Landroid®Charging base
Base fixing nails
Wire pegs
Boundary wire reel
Power adapter Connector
Get Started Warranty statement Battery

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Landroid®'s new home: your garden
Let's start by having a closer look at Landroid®’s new home - your lawn - highlighting the areas where it
can safely go and areas Landroid®should avoid.
Stones
Stones too heavy to be moved by your Landroid®can be
safely hit. However, if a stone has an inclined surface that
your Landroid®can climb, it should be removed or excluded
from the working area.
Obstacles that can be hit
When hitting any obstacle that’s rigid, stable and taller than
10cm - such as a wall or a fence - Landroid®will stop and re-
direct away from the obstacle.
Flowerbeds, ponds, pools...
You certainly don’t want Landroid®to mow your flowers, or
fall into the water. These areas should be avoided.
Additionally, obstacles between 2cm-10cm high should also
be excluded from Landroid®’s operation area.
Driveways
If your driveway is level with your lawn, without any
protruding surface, Landroid®can freely run over it. If you'd
like Landroid®to avoid it, place the boundary wire 10cm*
away from it.
If it’s covered with gravel, you should not allow Landroid®to
travel over it. Using the distance gauge for spacing, keep a
26cm* space between the boundary wire and the driveway.
* This is the recommended distance. The provided distance
gauge ensures proper installation.
Trees
Roots emerging from the ground should be avoided to
prevent damage.

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26cm
26cm
26cm
35% (20°)
The slope would be:
35cm (Elevation)
100cm (Length) =35% (slope)
Placement of boundary wire on slopes
The upper boundary wire should NOT be placed on slopes
steeper than 35% (20°), and it should be placed at a distance of
26cm from any obstacle. The lower boundary wire should NOT
be placed on slopes steeper than 17% (10°), and it should be
placed at least 40cm away from any obstacle when positioned
on a slope that is 17%.
NOTE: The lower boundary wire cannot be laid across a slope
steeper than 17% as Landroid®will slip and cross outside the
wire, especially when the grass is wet.
Placement of boundary wire at a corner
If you want Landroid®to turn a right angle, lay down the
boundary wire as the illustration shown.
Upper boundary wire
Lower boundary
Wire
Lower boundary
Wire
**How to calculate the slope of your lawn:
100cm
35cm
Length
Elevation
Max. 35% slope
Max.10cm
Max.2.5cm
Max.2cm
Depressions and bumps
In case of large bumps (higher than 2cm) or dips (wider than
10cm and deeper than 2.5cm), please determine if the blades
would touch the ground or if Landroid®would get stuck. If
this is the case, either make the inclines smoother or exclude
these areas from Landroid®’s operation.
Slopes
Your Landroid®has the ability to safely climb slopes up to
35% (20°)**, so please avoid areas steeper than this.

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Overview
>26cm
>26cm
>26cm
>26cm
>26cm
Your Landroid®needs to know where to mow. Using the boundary wire, you'll define Landroid®'s working area and form an
invisible fence. This wire will also guide Landroid®to its charging base.
“Please note: Under certain conditions, additional magnetical fields generated by reinforcement steel
(Rebar), which is often found in underground constructions like a parking garage or an underground

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>
>>
75cm75cm
10cm
>10cm
1.5m 1.5m
>26cm
>26cm
>26cm
>1m
>1m
>90º>90º
<90º
>1m
0m
hangar, can lead to navigational disturbances of robotics lawn mowers.”
If your neighbor also uses a Landroid®, you must keep a space of at least 1 metre between your boundary wire and your
neighbor's.