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Preparing your Kesen robot lawn mower is simpler than you might think. You’ll have your lawn looking spiffy in no time with just five easy steps. Let's get started!
Deciding on an Ideal Location for Your Robotic Lawn Mower
The first step when getting ready to use your Kesen robot lawn mower is finding the ideal location for the magic to happen. Find a clear space in your yard that’s free of any obstacles such as rocks, tree roots and big sticks. Ensure there is plenty of room for the best lawn mower to move in all directions without becoming jammed. Once you’ve located the perfect site, you can proceed to the next stage.
Laying The Boundary Wires To Delimit The Cutting Area
Now let’s draw some boundaries for that autonomous lawn mower. Using the boundary wires included with your Kesen mower, set up a boundary around the area you would like to mow. Definitely stake down each corner of the tent to keep the poles from slipping and with the tabs on the fly at the bottom of the corners when preventing it from flapping in windy weather. That will help your Lawn Mower know where to mow and keep it from getting lost and/or from going into areas where you’d rather it not go.
Setting Your Lawn Mower’s Schedule and Options
Now that boundaries are in place, you can program your self-driving lawn mower to operate on a schedule. From the control panel on the mower, you can adjust the days and times when mowing should occur as well as the cutting height and mowing speed. Be sure to follow the directions in the user guide for the settings to be programmed properly. This will make your best electric lawn mower more efficient and help keep your lawn looking its best.
Fine-tuning the Robomow for a Perfect Cut
Once you have programmed the schedule and parameters, it is crucial to test the operation of your autonomous lawn mower to ensure that everything is working in properly. Begin by performing a test mow to observe how the mower maneuvers around the mowing area and modifies its cutting pattern. If you see any places the mower is missing or getting hung up, you might need to fiddle around with the boundary wires or adjust the settings to give it a better shot. Be sure you monitor it while mowing in order to make sure it’s working safely and properly.