Scheduled Maintenance; Battery Replacement; Transport, Storage And Disposal - Stiga G 300 Bedienungsanleitung

cutting height so that the patch of grass being cut is not
higher than 10 mm.
4. Insert the safety key (Fig. 12.D).
NOTE: The length of the grass cut by the robot lawn
mower must not exceed 10 mm.
4. MAINTENANCE
CAUTION:
Only use original spare parts.
CAUTION:
Do not modify, tamper with, elude or eliminate
the safety devices installed.
CAUTION:
Danger of cutting hands.
Use protective gloves to avoid cutting your
hands.
CAUTION:
Danger of dust in the eyes.
Use safety glasses to avoid the danger of
dust in the eyes.
WARNING:
Too much water can filter in and damage
electrical parts.
BAN:
Do not use pressurized water jets.
BAN:
To avoid irreversible damage to the electrical
and electronic components, do not immerse
the robot lawn mower, partially or completely,
in water.
BAN:
Do not wash the internal parts of the robot
lawn mower to avoid damaging the electrical
and electronic components.
BAN:
Do not use solvents or petrol so as not to
damage varnished surfaces and plastic parts.

4.1. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE

For a better operation and longer life, be sure to clean the
product regularly and replace worn parts.
Perform the interventions following the frequency indicated
in the table.
FREQUENCY COMPONENT
Weekly Blade
Recharging
contacts
EN
TYPE OF
INTERVENTION
Clean and check blade
efficiency (See Par. 4.2)
If the blade is bent due
to impact or if it's worn,
replace it. (See Par. 4.2)
Clean and eliminate any
oxidising. (See Smart
User Manual)
5
Monthly Robot lawn
mower
Charging base
and power cables
At the end of the Battery
mowing season or
every six months if
the robot lawn mower
is not used
Annual or at the end Robot lawn
of the cutting season mower
It is necessary to carry out a maintenance servicing annually
at an authorized service centre to keep the robot lawn mower
in good working conditions.
NOTE: any malfunction due to not having carried out the
annual servicing will not be recognized under warranty.
4.2. REPLACEMENT OF THE CUTTING BLADES
1. Press the "STOP" push button (Fig. 1.A) to stop the robot
lawn mower and open the protective cover (Fig. 1.B).
2. Remove the safety key (Fig. 1.D).
3. Turn the robot lawn mower upside down, taking care not
to damage the floating cover.
4. Unscrew the fixing screws (Fig. 14.E).
5. Replace the cutting blades (Fig. 14.D).
6. Tighten the fixing screws (Fig. 14.E).
4.3. WINTER BATTERY MAINTENANCE AND
STORAGE
1. Charge the battery according to the guided procedure in
the App, accessible from the "Settings" page.
2. Clean the robot lawn mower (See Smart User Manual).
3. Check the robot lawn mower is switched off and store in
a dry place, protected from icy conditions.
NOTE: For more detailed information on the winter
charging procedure, please refer to the Smart User
Manual.
NOTE: Registering the charge through the app procedure
is required for the battery warranty to be valid.

4.4. BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Battery replacement is the sole responsibility of the STIGA
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE STAFF.
If the battery needs to be replaced, contact a service centre
or your retailer.
5. TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND
DISPOSAL
5.1. TRANSPORT
NOTE: We recommend using the original packaging for
transport over long distances.
1. Press the "STOP" push button (Fig. 15.A) to stop the robot
lawn mower and open the protective cover (Fig. 15.B).
2. Remove the safety key (Fig. 15.C).
3. Clean the robot lawn mower (See Smart User Manual).
Carry out cleaning. (See
Smart User Manual)
Check for wear or
deterioration and replace
if necessary. (See Smart
User Manual)
Perform the
pre-storage charging of
the battery. (See Par. 4.3)
Carry out the servicing
at an authorized service
centre. (See Par. 4.1)