Hey guys, here is my realtime video on how to maintain your Worx Landroid robot lawn
mower. First, the most important part is to remove the battery from the mower. Then flip
the mower upside down and the next step is to remove the 3 cutting blades from the underside
of the mower. Carefully do this simply by using a screwdriver, and once you've removed
the first blade, use this blade to remove any crusty bits of grass that are in the groves
of the screws holding the other blades, which will then make them easier to unscrew. Then
again, simply and carefully remove the remaining blades from the underside of the mower. Next
we'll perform the remaining maintenance tasks for the bottom of the Landroid before replacing
the blades. So this means giving your mower a good clean. I did this by simply taking
a pack of bacterial wipes and using multiple wipes to clean off all the crusty grass on
the underside - including on the front wheel. Remember, it's important not to use a jet
washer or a hose, and use as little moisture as possible to clean the underside of the
mower. The next step is to clean the 2 rear wheels by removing any crusty bits of mud
that may have accumulated in the tread. Now you've finished cleaning the underside of
the mower, it's time to screw on 3 new cutting blades. Do this by simply getting 3 new blades
and screws and screwing them back into the original holes. Once you've done this it's
important you check all three blades rotate freely once they're securely fastened into
place. Now that's the underside of your Landroid cleaned, we also need to pay a little bit
of attention to the top as well. Again, simply by taking a back of anti-bacterial wipes,
throughly clean the top of your Landroid. Including the charging points which will make
sure your mower always makes good contact when it's charging on the docking station.
Next, replace the battery we removed earlier, and there you have it, that's your Landroid
cleaned and maintained in just over 11 minutes. Now some additional maintenance tasks that
are well worth performing. Firstly, whilst the Landroid is completely weather-proof,
it's worth considering constructing a roof over the top to further protect it from the
elements whilst also not hindering it's charging capability as chargers don't like to be in
direct sunlight. In addition, you may also find the docking station becomes un-level
which may also cause issues with your mower making contact with the charging points. As
part of your maintenance, if your docking station has become un-level, simply add some
soil underneath to the effected areas to make sure it stays nice and level for when your
mower docks and charges. In addition there may be some areas around the docking station
that need levelling off - For example if the tread on the wheels commonly digs into the
ground in that area. Again using some anti-bacterial wipes and paper towels, thoroughly clean the
docking station and the contact points on it to ensure they stay nice and clean and
they'll charge your mower effectively. In addition, you'll need to trim any grass around
the docking station your mower will miss due to where the boundary wire is laid. And there
you have it, that's how quick and easy it is to regularly perform maintenance on your
Landroid every 2 - 3 months. Remember, if you're storing your Landroid indoors over
the winter months, it's important to do this with a fully charged battery, making sure
the mower is also turned off. And your final maintenance task should be to check the firmware
on your Landroid is up to date. Simply do this by logging in on the Landroid app and
checking the firmware version and updating it if necessary via the app. There you have
it guys, that's how easy and quick it is to maintain your Landroid mower. Which took just
over 11 minutes to do the mower itself plus the recommended maintenance tasks.