Installing The Boundary Wire - Grizzly MR 1000 Traducción Del Manual De Instrucciones Original

The working range indicator (12a) on
the charging station must be located
within the restricted lawn area.
3. Connect the charging station to the
charger (10) using the connectors
(9+13). Ensure that the connector
contacts marked with "1" and "2" are
engaged correctly.
Make sure that the charging sta-
tion (12) is positioned an adequate
distance away from ponds, pools
and steps.
We recommend installing a roof for
the charging station (12) to protect
it from weather damage.
Installing the boundary
wire
Before starting up the automatic lawn
mower, the boundary wire (6) must be
placed around the lawn area to be cov-
ered by the automatic lawn mower.
You can do this as follows:
- Mark out the lawn area with the hooks
(7).
- Bury the boundary wire (6) in the
ground (max. depth of 5 cm).
The automatic lawn mower
crosses over the boundary wire by
about 20 - 30 cm before it turns
around and searches for a new
path. Install the boundary wire ac-
cordingly to prevent damage.
For the initial installation, we rec-
ommend marking out the boundary
wire (6) with the hooks (7) in case
corrections need to be made at a
later date.
• The lawn area must be bordered as a
single enclosed area (see figure
• Any parallel boundary wires installed
at a distance of at least 10 cm are
identified as an obstacle by the au-
tomatic lawn mower and are evaded
(see figure ).
k
• Any parallel boundary wires at a dis-
tance of 5 mm or less are not detected
by the automatic lawn mower and are
passed over.
• Avoid creating corners with a 90° an-
gle. Instead, split these into two 45°
angles (see figure
• The automatic lawn mower's sen-
sors are able to detect and evade
stationary and solid obstacles (walls,
garden furniture, etc.) larger than 100
mm. Protect sensitive obstacles (e.g.
flowerbeds) on the lawn area with the
boundary wire (6).
• Keep a distance of at least 1 m be-
tween bordered obstacles. Border ob-
stacles that do not meet this minimum
distance as a single obstacle (see
figure k ).
Make sure that the boundary wire
(6) does not intersect at any point.
This can lead to faults and failures
in the automatic lawn mower's op-
eration.
Trees
The automatic lawn mower detects trees
as a normal obstacle. However, protruding
roots may damage the underside/blades
(26).
We recommend using the boundary wire
(6) to also border trees.
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