Robot mower frequently gets stuck or beached on small bumps, roots, or holes.

Safety first: Turn OFF the mower before freeing it from any stuck position.

• Inspect wheels: Check the rear drive wheels for worn or missing rubber treads. Replace wheels if traction is poor.
• Check front caster: Ensure the front wheel (if fitted) rotates and swivels freely. Clean and lubricate the axle; replace if seized.
• Raise cutting height: Increase the cutting height to reduce the chance of the chassis grounding on uneven spots.
• Level the lawn: Fill holes and smooth high spots in the lawn where the mower repeatedly gets stuck.

Note: Some challenging terrain may always require occasional manual intervention.