Dirk & Betsie: Boundary wire fault/interrupted (Loop Error)

If the robotic lawnmower indicates a "Loop error", the LED on the charging station may be;

A. Red LED on; The cable is not connected or is cut.

B. Blue flashing; The robot is charging

C. Blue LED on; The cable is correctly installed and the robot is fully charged.

It is possible that the boundary wire is slightly damaged somewhere (e.g. by animals in the ground or garden work). This ensures that the circuit is closed, but the signal is not strong enough for the mower.

To check if this is the problem, lay a new short cable around the charging station (for example, 4x4 meters). If this no longer gives an error, the boundary wire is damaged. Check the boundary wire for damage, kinks or discolorations (whitish sheath). It is best to run the cable through your fingers. Or use a cable detector for this.

If the new 4x4 cable works normally, it means that the robot and charging station are working normally. Therefore, there is no point in checking the robot or charging station.
If the new 4x4 cable does give a problem, we can check the charging station and mower for you and repair them if necessary.