Follow this guide to resolve the "Manual STOP" error message on your Landroid and determine if further assistance is needed.
The mower has been manually stopped, or the STOP button may be stuck. This issue can often be resolved through simple checks or, if necessary, by contacting support.
Check the display to see if it shows "STOP."
Inspect the STOP button to confirm if it is stuck in or out or if it moves freely.
Check if the app displays "Manual STOP."
Confirm the mower is online. If offline, the app may show outdated information.
Inspect the button for dirt or debris around the edges.
Tap the button lightly to free it. Avoid excessive force.
Restart the mower by removing the battery for 30 minutes and reconnecting it.
Check for and install any available firmware updates.
Go to the mower and manually start it or send it home using the buttons on the unit.
Reconnect the mower to the network to update the app with the latest status.
If the issue persists after trying the steps above, contact support for further assistance. To speed up the process:
Record a video showing the STOP button and its condition.
Include the mower display and app error message in the video.
Provide the video to support to assist with diagnosing the issue or arranging servicing.
Extract a log file from the mower and share it with support:
Turn ON the mower and enter your PIN.
Insert an empty USB drive (formatted as FAT32, 2–8 GB recommended) into the mower’s USB port.
Wait for a beep or a message like "USB" or "Remove the USB drive."
Remove the USB drive and connect it to your computer.
Locate the file named LOG_xxxx.htm on the USB drive.
Send the log file to support for further analysis.
Following these steps will help resolve the "Manual STOP" error or provide support with the necessary information to assist you effectively.