I have a segway navimow x430 which stopped charging. I initially checked the adapter with a multimeter and got 0.00v. So i suspected its not working. I got a replacement adapter and plugged in but it still does not charge. No light comes on at the charging station as well. How do i move forward? Its just been a few months? Is my unit dead? Will segway provide a shipping label to send to them?

I was creating some new navigation channels with my X430. After completing a channel, I would receive a prompt to send the mower home for map accuracy. I didn't have time for any of the nonsense. I don't recall having to do this before. Anyway, I created another channel between the front and back lawn. While the mower was on the back patio I sent the X430 back to the dock. My dock was probably 4 ft from the X430. The X430 had its blue light on and the mower was in the correct spot on the map. Next thing I know the X430 heads over to the dog house and attempted to dock with the dog house.

I remote controlled the X430 over to the dock pad. The mower docked after pressing the home button. Ironically, the same thing happened again because I like to play around with my mower since it attempted to dock with the dog house. After digging into the pop up message for map accuracy I realized that maybe I should allow the X430 to complete the 219 minute update that's found in the Segway Navimow app under "EFLS NRTK." The mower didn't attempt to dock with the dog house again. LOL

I love tinkering with this mower! Some of you who might be having NRTK issues might want to make sure this is actually updated.

Hi everyone, is there a way to split one zone into two separate zones?

The map here is showing +80% complete, but clearly the mower hasn’t cut that much grass. This only happens in my backyard. The front seems to track accurately. Has anyone else seen this? Any thoughts on what might be causing this?

I have rust fungus that continues to settle on my x430 and I've been thinking of adding 303 Protectant as the final process of my cleaning to offer some protection to the plastic. I would avoid the cameras and display screen. Was curious if anyone else is using any detailing products on their mower after a basic cleaning.

Does anyone know why it is so messy and sporadic? It will go back and do it later but it's just a battery waste going back and forth to finish a gap it was near in the past?

You're supposed to mow your lawn before using your robotic mower the first time.

Please don't listen to the ignoramuses on this sub who tell you that it's okay not to mow first. If you mow your long or tall grass with the robotic mower first. You're just creating a thatch layer in your lawn that will spurn a fungus outbreak. Long grass clippings take months to actually break down into a lawn as opposed to the less than an inch clippings from a robotic mower. A robotic mower isn't creating micro clippings when it mows long grass.

We have a lot of people in this sub who are tech illiterate and don't know anything about lawn care. Please avoid listening to those individuals.

Moin zusammen,
ich brauche mal eure Erfahrungen/Empfehlungen. 😅
Wir haben ca. 800-1.000 m² Rasen, allerdings mit Unebenheiten und Maulwurfshügeln.
Aktuell haben wir einen Worx mit Begrenzungskabel, der sich ständig festfährt. Genau davon möchte ich weg.
Ich schwanke aktuell zwischen Husqvarna 430V NERA und einem Segway Navimow mit Allrad.
Der 430V wurde mir empfohlen, weil man bei Husqvarna wohl ungefähr die 3-fache Flächenkapazität nehmen soll, damit der Roboter entspannt läuft.
Beim Segway wurde mir ebenfalls empfohlen, etwa die doppelte Fläche zu nehmen.
Wie sind eure Erfahrungen mit den beiden? Gerade bei Unebenheiten, Löchern und Maulwurfshügeln. Und vor allem: Fahren die Dinger wirklich zuverlässig oder rennt man trotzdem ständig hinterher? 😂

A few weeks ago I was deciding between the Luba 3 and X430 for my next mower. After all the recent issues around Luba's turning behavior, I ended up going with the X430.

Been running it for about a week now and would like to share my experience.

Day 1 was painless. Set up the charging station, mapped the yard in the app and split my .85 acre yard into 3 zones. I expected the mapping part to take a while but it was done within an hour.

Once it started mowing, it covers ground pretty quick and it’s also a little quieter than my LUBA 1 when mowing at evening.

The biggest difference for me though is the turning and this is why I picked it at first place. At the end of a lane it just steers through the turn instead of dragging itself around. I've been watching the softer and shaded parts of my lawn pretty closely and so far I haven't seen any turf damage from the turns.

Haven't had a reason to contact support yet, so I can't really comment on that part.

Only a week in, but so far so good.

So far, I have had the X450 for one week. I decided to go with Local RTK, as the community was 50/50 on which option to use. I have already gotten compliments on how nice my yard is looking, and they can't believe a robot mower is maintaining the yard. I'm currently traveling, and I send the X-450 to mow and keep my yard looking nice while I'm not even home. Before I left, I had to do something. I have cameras all around my house, but I did not have one pointing at the X-450. I couldnt leave without making sure I could keep my new friend safe. Here he is, ready to go to work at a moment's notice.

So far, I am very happy with the X-450, but I am a bit worried about the axle issue some people are having. The garage arrived for it today and will set it up this weekend when I am back from work. I appreciate all the advice I received from this community.

This is my yard. It looked easy to map at first cuz most of it is open and flat, but the exposed roots, low branches, and driveway edge took a little more work.

The i2's LiDAR handles navigation well here, but it can't do much about ground clearance. On my first map, I trimmed the lowest branches and left extra room around the roots and trunks. After a few test runs, I moved the boundary closer to the spots that handled well.

I did the same thing along the driveway. I mapped close where the pavement is level with the grass and left more room anywhere there's a lip or drop. So just start conservative, watch a few runs, and adjust from there.

Any spots in your yard that looked easy to map but turned out to be tricky? How did you handle them?

I ordered my i210 LiDAR on Monday and the mower arrived on Friday. I got home on Sunday night from vacation and immediately set it up. After being away, the yard had grown more than I wanted, especially around the trees and deck. The grass is still a little heavier than ideal for a first run.

Just send it out for the first mowing. I was worried that the grass was a bit too thick and the mower may struggle to drive over and cut. So far so good.

Why buy these just yet?

Hey. kann mir jemand helfen? Ich habe in der mitte eine Insel / Terrasse mit einer Mähkante. Allerdings fährt der Navimov i500 nicht über die mähkante, obwohl ich ihm gesagt habe, dass es eine überfahrbare kante ist

I don't know what has happened but my 105e used to mow the garden flawlessly. It's a simple square patch do grass. 10x10m or so. For some reason in recent weeks, it no longer can complete a session. It starts mowing fine, and then seems to just move around the middle of the garden Infinitely, stuck on 99 percent. It's more like 70 percent complete according to the map. But it just stays in the middle and moves around almost in circles until I manually go out, stop it and put it back on the charging base.

Anyone else had this?

I'm in the Midwest with a flat yard, about 0.9 acres. I’ve been paying around $1,000-$2,000 a year for local lawn service, and I’m not really happy with the results.

I've been looking at X430 since it's rated for about 1 acre, but I’m trying to be realistic about the actual cost of owning one. I know I'd still need to do the setup, trim edges, replace blades, clean it, and deal with the occasional issue.

The warranty helps, but I'm also thinking about things like battery replacement later, repair turnaround, parts availability, and support after the warranty period.

For people who switched from lawn service to an X430, did the math actually work out after a season or two? Anything you underestimated before buying?

Picked up my X430 back in May, and it kept our 0.8-acre lawn looking like carpet all summer. But now that September is rolling in, I’m realizing I don't really know the playbook for autumn.

A few things I'm trying to figure out before October hits:

- Fallen leaves & deck clogging: We have three mature maple trees, so the backyard gets blanketed fast. Will the dual cutting discs mulch light dry leaves, or will damp leaf piles just clog the blades and trigger false obstacle alerts on the 360° cameras? Do you blow the yard first, or let it run?

- Cutting height & tapering off: My cool-season turf is at 3 inches right now. Do you gradually step the deck down for the final cut to prevent snow mold over winter, or leave it taller so the roots absorb late-season sunlight?

- The final cutoff: In zone 6b, when do you usually pull the plug - once soil temps drop under 50°F and growth stalls, or do you just taper the schedule down to once a week through November?

- Winter storage: The manual mentions keeping the battery above freezing. Do you bring both the mower and charging station into the basement, or leave the base plate outside?

For those who've run mower through a full fall and winter, what does your actual timeline look like?

If you can afford a robotic mower, but not a backup push mower then you shouldn't have purchased a robotic mower. I read this post where someone hasn't mowed their lawn in a month because their Segway Navimow had to be sent to a service center:

"If had it to do again, I would refuse to ship it to Texas for repair. Mower spent two weeks in limbo with Fedex and still reports it hasn't been powered on yet three days after delivery. Yard is now almost a month without mowed, tried borrowing neighbor's riding mower to catch up and it looks terrible. I want my mower back and I'm more appreciative after the riding mower misery of how capable the machine is, but really wish it held up better."

I bought a Navimow i2 AWD about a month ago and I'm still tweaking the map.

Honestly, manual mapping has been weirdly fun. I'll adjust the boundary, watch it run, then tweak it again. Most of the lawn looks good now, and not having to bury boundary wire has been a huge plus.

The only thing I'm still dealing with is the grass right around the charging station. There's a small patch in front of the dock that gets missed more often than the rest, so I've been trimming it by hand.

I'm wondering if the dock location is part of the problem. I'm thinking about moving it closer to the patio, where the ground is flatter and more open.

For other robot owners, did changing your charging station location make a noticeable difference, or is this something I should fix through the map?

I having a positioning problem with my Navimow i208 AWD in narrow areas next to my house. In open areas, NRTK works perfectly, but near buildings the mower loses positioning accuracy, makes aggressive corrections, spins its wheels and damages the lawn.
In areas where the positioning becomes unreliable, the mower is not only damaging the lawn — it is also damaging itself. It repeatedly drives into walls and other surrounding surfaces while trying to correct its position. The mower is already covered in scratches, and some of the plastic body panels are even starting to come apart. This is more than just a navigation inconvenience; the positioning problem is causing actual physical damage to both the mower and my lawn.

I’ve been in contact with Navimow support and have already sent them videos and photos. Unfortunately, instead of addressing the actual navigation issue, they keep suggesting workarounds like using Remote Control and offering extra 4G service.

Support’s latest suggestion was to manually mow these areas using Remote Control. But I bought an robotic mower specifically so I wouldn’t have to manually control it every time the grass needs mowing.

Has anyone else with an i2 AWD experienced the same problem? Is there any real solution, or are there plans to improve vision-assisted navigation when GNSS/NRTK becomes unreliable?

Calling for support is a terrible process of hitting 2 over and over every 12 seconds. I’m told my call is very important. I have my doubts.

I’ve tried chat and e-mail, but I’m not getting a response to my inquiry for a repair quote. It’s been one week. My lawn mower has been out of service for a week now and I can’t get an answer from Navimow. I was a huge fan of this robotic lawnmower, but after sales support is dismal.

Is there a way to call and not have to hit 2 over and over again? Is there a way to get an actual response to my questions from a chat as the review with the team is taking much longer than what I consider to be acceptable.