(Navimow X3) Winter Storage Guide

Good winter storage for your Navimow X3 guarantees a superb mechanical and performance state in spring and is beneficial in maintaining the battery life. Here are the procedures and tips for winter storage to prepare your Navimow X3 for the coming winter.

You can check out the video guidance here: How to store your Navimow X3 before winter

Get your tools ready
Prepare the following items:
A screwdriver (Do NOT use an electric screwdriver)
A brush for cleaning the mower
A pair of protective gloves for removing the blades

Charge the Navimow X3

Step 1: Charge the Navimow X3 and ensure the battery power is ≥85%.
Step 2: Power off the mower and pull it out from the charging station.
Note: If you have enabled Anti-theft, press the OK button for about 3 seconds, enter the PIN code to unlock, and the mower will be powered off soon. Go to Settings > MOWER > Reset PIN code if you forget your PIN code.

Clean the Navimow X3

Step 1: Turn the mower upside down, and lay it down on flat ground.
Step 2: Put your protective gloves on. Remove the blade guard with a screwdriver. After that, remove all 6 blades.
Step 3: Use a water hose to wash away the dirt from the mower and clean the blade guard.
Step 4: Wipe the mower, display screen, and the front and side camera lenses with a soft cloth.
Step 5: Wipe the blade fender and install it back on the mower.
Step 6: Leave the mower outside and wait for it to get dry.

Removal of the charging station and GNSS antenna.
Step 1: Unplug the charging station.
Step 2: Disconnect the cables from the charging station and put on the waterproof caps.
Step 3: Pack the mower and its accessories into the box.
Step 4: Remove the charging tower and pack it.
Step 5: Remove the antenna and leave the pole in the ground.
Step 6: If you have the Signal Enhancement Antenna, unplug it and store the antenna.
Note: If the antenna is mounted on a wall, just leave it there.

Finally, carry the box and place it inside your house.

Tips:
It is recommended to store any items with exposed connectors/plugs indoors during winter to protect them from harsh weather conditions.
If the item must remain outdoors, cover the exposed connectors/plugs with protective film or plastic bags. This helps prevent moisture intrusion from rain or snow.
If possible, elevate the item slightly off the ground. This reduces the risk of water or snow accumulation around the exposed connectors/plugs.