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Navimow i2 AWD Error Codes: How to Diagnose the Right System
Use this Navimow i2 AWD error-code diagnostic guide to identify whether a fault involves motion, positioning, mapping, charging, camera, or software.
Reviewed October 6, 2026 by RobotMower.help. Independent guidance based on the site’s code-specific manufacturer research.
Quick answer
Match the number in the app or mower display to the affected system before changing settings. Start with safe external checks, restart once, and escalate repeat hardware or data faults.
Why this symptom can have several causes
Codes that produce similar mower behavior can refer to different systems. Organizing them by symptom helps owners find the correct detailed page without guessing or performing disruptive resets.
This is the cluster index for i2 AWD diagnostics. It links to symptom hubs, which in turn link to the exact-code articles.
Diagnostic checks in the safest order
- Write down the complete four-digit code instead of relying only on the symptom.
- Stop the mower and complete only safe external checks related to the affected system.
- Avoid deleting maps, moving the station, or factory resetting before reading the code-specific guidance.
- Restart once when the official steps allow it and supervise the next short test.
- Save evidence and contact support when the same code returns or the mower cannot operate safely.
Match the symptom to the code
| Code or group | Reported area | Detailed guide |
|---|---|---|
| Motion | Wheel, steering, trapped, and planning faults | Open guide |
| Positioning | GNSS, antenna, map, and position-data faults | Open guide |
| Charging | Station communication, return, docking, and charging faults | Open guide |
| Vision | Camera calibration, sensor, and localization-data faults | Open guide |
| Software | Program, database, interface, and communication faults | 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
Where do I find a Navimow i2 AWD error code?
Check the mower display and the Navimow app notification or device status. Record the full number and the time it appeared.
Can two error codes describe the same symptom?
Yes. For example, failure to move can involve a wheel motor, encoder, motion control, map, or position system.
What should I do if the code is not listed?
Preserve the code exactly, check the official support library, and contact Navimow support with the mower serial number and event details.
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