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====== Robot looses positioning, | ====== Robot looses positioning, | ||
- | Contact Service in order to check operators panel' | + | ===== Description ===== |
- | TBD | + | ==== Lost position ==== |
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+ | If the robot does not position correctly during washing it could be due to a number of reasons: | ||
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+ | * Lost positions between restarts | ||
+ | * Moved or faulty zero position sensors | ||
+ | * Setting boom zero position not in bottom (ie. accidentally set zero position when it is stuck) | ||
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+ | Lost positions will show when robot parks incorrectly between washing programs or when it does not wash where it should. [[: | ||
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+ | ==== Lost homing ==== | ||
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+ | If the homing is lost the robot will show an alarm ([[: | ||
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+ | Lost homing can also mean lost parking positions, which will show when robot parks incorrectly between washing programs. | ||
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+ | ==== Lost clock ==== | ||
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+ | The clock is seen in the top right corner on the start screen. Date is seen on the [[: | ||
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+ | ===== Troubleshooting ===== | ||
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+ | * Redo the [[: | ||
+ | * Check that battery connectors are firmly attached, ie. no loose contact, and that the cables are not damaged. A panel that is restarted very frequently can loose positions. | ||
+ | * Check for damaged panel, especially for holes in the overlay and cracks in the housing. Water ingress can lead to lost data. | ||
+ | * Always make sure the robot is turned off before replacing batteries | ||
+ | * Contact Service in order to check stored parking positions | ||
+ | * Contact Service in order to check operators panel' | ||