When the Lymow app is not connecting, identify whether Bluetooth discovery fails, Wi-Fi setup fails, or an already-added mower now appears offline. Those stages use different connections.
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Keep the powered mower close to the phone, enable required Bluetooth and local-network permissions, use the supported Wi-Fi network, and retry after fully reopening the app.
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Missing permissions, excessive distance, low mower power, weak or unsupported Wi-Fi, a mistyped password, VPN or mobile-data switching, stale app state, or another account binding can interfere.
The mower should remain online beyond Bluetooth range, its current status should refresh, and settings should load without a timeout.
Do not skip this check: a cleared warning is not proof of a repair. Confirm the mower completes the affected action under supervision before restoring unattended schedules.
No. Fix power, connectivity, positioning, and hardware placement first. Remapping can hide the original cause.
Install only an official update offered for your exact model and keep power and connectivity stable.
Stop for damaged wiring, unusual heat, battery swelling, burning odor, water inside electrical parts, or repeated hardware faults.
Contact Lymow if more than one compatible phone cannot discover the mower or it remains offline on a known-good network. Include phone, OS, app, router, and screenshot details.
Primary reference: Lymow official app support.
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