Worx Landroid WR130E, Installation Manual

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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.