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Navimow i2 AWD Camera Not Working: Calibration and Sensor Checks
Navimow i2 AWD camera not working? Safely check lens condition, calibration, firmware state, and camera-related error codes.
Reviewed October 6, 2026 by RobotMower.help. Independent guidance based on the site’s code-specific manufacturer research.
Quick answer
Stop the mower, clean the camera window gently with a soft dry cloth, check for condensation or damage, and follow the exact calibration or sensor code shown in the app.
Why this symptom can have several causes
A camera warning can involve a dirty viewing window, incomplete calibration, a temporary software state, wiring or sensor hardware. The code distinguishes a calibration problem from a reported sensor fault.
This page targets the visible camera symptom and calibration journey, while the existing pages remain dedicated to the numbered errors.
Diagnostic checks in the safest order
- Press STOP and park the mower in a dry, well-lit area.
- Inspect the camera window for mud, clippings, water droplets, condensation, or visible damage.
- Clean only the external lens cover using a soft cloth. Do not use abrasives or open the camera housing.
- Check for a pending firmware update and follow the in-app calibration process only when prompted.
- Restart once and test briefly. Escalate any recurring sensor code or visible moisture inside the lens.
Match the symptom to the code
| Code or group | Reported area | Detailed guide |
|---|---|---|
| 8101 | Camera sensor not calibrated | Open guide |
| 4107 | Camera sensor error | Open guide |
| 7103 | Localization data streaming fault | Open guide |
| 9104 | Program crash | Open guide |
When to stop troubleshooting
Stop and contact Navimow support when the same fault returns after one restart, the mower moves unpredictably, a sealed component appears damaged, charging equipment is wet or damaged, or the mower cannot complete a short supervised test safely.
Frequently asked questions
Can dirt cause a Navimow i2 AWD camera error?
Dirt or moisture on the external camera window can interfere with vision, but a recurring sensor code may indicate calibration, data, or hardware trouble.
Should I open the camera housing to dry it?
No. Do not open sealed components. Contact support if moisture appears inside the lens cover.
Can firmware affect the camera?
Firmware or a program state can affect calibration and data handling. Use only official updates and save the error details if the problem returns.
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