Mammotion mower safety: what the manual says

Stop it, and don't use it, when

• Someone or something enters its path. Stop the robot straight away¹.
• It makes an abnormal sound or shows an alarm. Press STOP straight away¹.
• The STOP button doesn't work. Don't use the robot¹.
• A cable is damaged. Don't touch it until it is unplugged at the wall. A damaged cable should be replaced by authorised service staff¹.
• There is standing water or heavy rain. Don't run it¹.

The blades

• Keep hands and feet away from the blades, and don't reach under or touch the robot while it is on¹.
• Don't lift or move the robot while it is on¹.
• Don't touch the cutting disc until everything has stopped moving¹.
• Don't modify the robot yourself. Mammotion warns it can cause serious injury and may void the warranty¹.

People, children and pets

• Don't let children near the robot or play with it while it runs¹.
• Don't let children use it¹.
• Don't leave it running unattended when pets, children or other people are nearby¹.
• Don't run it where people don't know it is there. In a public area, put up signs around the task area¹.

Charger and battery

• Use only the official charging station and power supply¹.
• Keep the station away from standing water and out of the way of feet¹.
• Keep it at least 60 cm (24 in) from anything that burns¹.
• In the USA and Canada, an outdoor power supply goes in a covered GFCI socket with a weatherproof box¹.
• Don't repair or open the battery. Only authorised service staff should replace it¹.

Safety settings in the app

Obstacle detection has three levels. Off turns obstacle detection off altogether, and the manual says to use it only where detection is not needed or gets in the way². Rain detection sends the robot home when it rains, and wildlife safety slows or stops it at night².

Reports and recalls

Reported injuries during multi-point turns have their own page, with what regulators have and have not published about Mammotion.

To look for a recall yourself: the EU Safety Gate, the UK product safety alerts and recalls, the US CPSC recalls, or your own country's product safety body.

Who to contact

For a fault, Mammotion's manual sends you to Mammotion customer service¹. If something happened that others should know about, tell us too.