FrostSense: Mowing frozen grass can be harmful to your lawn.Activating the frost sensor prevents your robotic lawnmower from starting to mow when the floor temperature is less than approx. 5 ° C, even if its schedule actually tells it to.

CorridorCut:Narrow corridors from a width of 60 cm are no longer a problem for the robotic lawnmower.He doesn't even stop at dead ends. The only requirement - the guide cable must be laid in the affected areas. The Flymo EasiLife Go 250 is a robotic lawnmower that is designed to provide an effortless and efficient solution for keeping your lawn looking neat and tidy. This mower is equipped with a compact and lightweight design that allows it to easily navigate and maneuver around your garden. It features a cutting height ranging from 20mm to 50mm, allowing you to choose the ideal length for your lawn. A hover mower works by creating a cushion of air underneath the lawn mower. This makes them easy to manoeuvre across the lawn. However there are a number of common reasons that can stop the hover mower floating effortlessly across the lawn. Additionally, the Flymo EasiLife Go 250 mows in a random pattern, ensuring that it cuts every corner of your lawn evenly. It also features a safety feature that automatically shuts off the blade when it is lifted or tilted. Moreover, the mower is equipped with a rain sensor that prevents it from operating in wet conditions.To Install, the guide wire is laid away from the charging station and out towards a remote part of the lawn, and connected with the boundary wire with a supplied connector. The same cable roll is used for both the boundary and guide wires. Simply peg it down or bury it the same as the boundary wire. Bury the wire – If you dethatch or aerate your lawn it is recommended that you bury the boundary wire to avoid damage. Make sure to bury the boundary wire at least 1cm and a maximum of 20cm into the ground.

Another more pressing concern is dog poop because most robot mowers will simply ride over it, their blades cutting it into little bits which will naturally be spread around. If you don’t fancy the idea of your robot mower’s underside looking like a cess pit, then remove dog poop where possible or don’t get a robot mower. The good news is it will eventually decomposes naturally leaving no signs behind so it shouldn't be an issue after a while. Out of sight, out of mind. Fixed an unusual stopping and turning during the mowing process without external influence. Various optimizations that make your robotic lawnmower work even more reliably in different situations. Basis for upcoming new functions. There are a number of things that can cause a non-starter. This varies depending on the power source of your lawn mower such as; petrol, electric or battery. Most often this issues comes down to how well the lawn mower has been maintained over the period of non-use. Here’s a few explanations and tips for next time: One of the standout features of the Flymo EasiLife Go 250 is its intuitive user interface, which allows you to easily set up and customise the mower according to your lawn’s specific requirements. The mower comes with a boundary wire that you can use to define the perimeter of your lawn and guide the mower as it moves around.

Design and Features

As you can see, one of the major reasons I would suggest investing in Flymo is this simple and easy use. But there are many other reasons that I think this is a worthy brand. Having looked at the massive range of features on all 3 Flymo robotic mower categories, it’s easy to see that they’re all what one would consider ‘good.’ However, it really depends on what you need from your robotic lawn mower as to which one is right for you. Superbly waterproofed, weatherproofed and resilient to wear-and-tear, this hardy little robot is a joy to take care of. This brushless motor model from the house of Bosch is another ideal option for small urban lawns. Once set up, its intelligent LogiCut navigation system calculates the most efficient mowing pattern before setting off on its first cut. EasiLife uses a boundary wire to indicate the areas to cut. The boundary wire should be installed around the edge of your lawn, and around any large objects like trees or hedges.

Putting the EasiLife GO 250 away during the winter, after grass stops growing, is highly recommended to prolong the robot’s lifespan.

Mark Haley

Navigation: While the Flymo EasiLife Go 250 is designed to navigate around obstacles, it may struggle with more complex obstacles or patterns on your lawn. While a robot mower does invariably involve installing a perimeter wire around your lawn – which is something you could do yourself – once it’s all set up you can just leave it to its own devices. While you go about living your life, your autonomous lawn slave will leave its charging station and, without arguing about it, head off onto the turf, snipping here and snipping there until the whole lawn looks immaculate. And it will perform this thankless task everyday of its working life so that you never ever have to visit the shed again.