Stolen Mower, what to do???
Someone stole my mower as it was going at 830pm last night. It's disabled now I wish I was able to track it to see where it actually went. Some guy in the pickup came and just took it..... What are my options here?
Someone stole my mower as it was going at 830pm last night. It's disabled now I wish I was able to track it to see where it actually went. Some guy in the pickup came and just took it..... What are my options here?
What a shame! When this Anthbot mower works it can make a decent job of cutting out lawn, but... that only happens about half the time.
The rest of the time it runs into objects, leaves the mowing zone, gets confused by shadows and patchy grass, refuses to mow taller weeds like dandelions, complains of being suspended in the air when it's clearly not, etc, etc.
I have to manually go and pick it up and return to the base station almost every other job. For unattended mowing of your lawn this is hopeless!
Why does the mower sometimes cut the lawn correctly and find it's way back to base, but is just as likely to get stuck navigating the exact same route the next time?
Has anyone else seen these issues or have any tips on how to resolve these problems?
I have told Anthbot support about these problems and they acknowledge my comments but offer no solutions.
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Had my Genie 3000 for over a year. Last year it was fine mowing my two zones in one go each on one charge, with battery remaining. My first few mows this year were fine, but now the battery is dying much more quickly. I can't even make it through a zone in one go without recharging, and where I could watch the battery before go down 1% in maybe a few minutes, I can see it dropping rapidly as it goes.
I've recently replaced the blades and cleaned the mower thoroughly, but didn't seem to help. Grass isn't super tall and I mow each section about every other day. Anyone had similar issues?
I've reached a dead end with Anthbot support.
After my power adapter died, I've been given the link to the item on their site, but there is no stock on the website, and Anthbot support are just telling me that UK adapters are out of stock and there is nothing they can do to help.
https://anthbot.com/products/power-adapter-for-genie-charging-station?variant=51195536900398
Has anyone had any luck with third-party replacement parts? I have no idea what this connection type is, so I'm not sure what to search for.
I have a Genie 3000. I’m getting frequent bump sensor warnings, and I can’t figure out why. This hardly happened last year, but this year, it’s happening multiple times during each mow. The machine stops, so I have to enter the code to restart, and then it usually flashes a repositioning fail, so it needs to go back to the base.