Robot Lawn Mowers Australia - Worx Landroid Crossing Boundary Wire

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In this video we talk about how interference in your boundary wire can affect how the Worx Landroid Robotic Lawn mowers sense the boundary wire. This interference can result in the robot mower crossing the boundary wire and bumping into your fence, wall or other object. Having a metal fence or wire fence around your boundary wire can result in the robot mower inducting a signal into the fence which can cause the robot mower to not understand where the boundary really is. We discuss how to diagnose the issue and provide some option on how to rectify the issue.
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9 сен 2024

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@captaintechno8023 11 месяцев назад

Glad I found your video and thanks for the information. I have this very problem with my W139 after I erected a galv-tube-framed chainwire mesh fence alongside the lawn. The Landroid has become stuck twice over the boundary wire as it's wedged up to the fence, the gap between the boundary wire and fence is only 200mm. I might try narrowing the gap so it has more chance of pulling back out rather than getting too far into the no-man's-land. The Landroid is on firmware 3.32, what update features would I be losing after rolling back to the earlier version? Thanks for the great channel.

@robotlawnmowersaustralia7913 10 месяцев назад

Glad this could help

@captaintechno8023 5 месяцев назад

An update: For the galv-tube-framed chainwire mesh fence alongside the lawn I raised the bottom ground level galv-tube frame rails 200mm and removed the wire mesh from that lower section. I replaced the mesh with a length of fibre-cement board. This has been successful. Going from 5 to 6 'stuck' incidents per 1.5hr mow, it's now bouncing off that section of boundary wire as per the rest of the perimeter. But I don't understand why it only happened here. I have another section of boundary that is up against a gabion wall, yet there are no problems there even though the gabion is encased in wire mesh? Oh well, all good now and "Shawn" is a set-and-forget worker!

@captaintechno8023 4 месяца назад

Latest update: Well the redesigned fence hasn't been so successful. Two perimeter 'stuck' incidents in a recent 1.5hr mow. But then the next week, a successful mow without incidents. How can this be so? I 'spose I'll just have to put up with this . . . or change mowers!