Empty Battery may mean Automower could not reach the station, did not make contact, or has a battery or power problem. Place it on the powered station, confirm alignment and actual charging, then inspect guide routing and the station approach. Station power loss, dirty contacts, blocked return route, guide fault, poor placement, battery aging, cold,

Battery Voltage Too Low means the pack is too deeply discharged for normal startup. Seat the mower precisely on the powered base, leave it undisturbed for emergency charging, and verify battery percentage rises. Long storage, failure to reach the base, dirty contacts, station power loss, cold, battery aging, or charging faults can deeply discharge it.

E7 means charging is paused because the battery is too hot or cold, or the mower cannot read it normally. Move the mower and base out of extreme sun or cold, let the pack normalize naturally, then restart and redock it. Direct sun, freezing weather, trapped heat, charging after a hard run, poor communication, or

When an ANTHBOT mower is not returning to the charging station, watch where it fails. Not finding the station area differs from reaching it but failing to align or charge. Quick answer: Confirm station power and placement, clear and level the final approach, verify RTK positioning, inspect the map for blocked routes, and clean dry

A Lymow mower that is not charging may have a supply problem, poor dock alignment, contaminated contacts, unsuitable temperature, or delayed app reporting. Work from the outlet toward the mower. Quick answer: Confirm the outlet, adapter, station indicator, dock alignment, and dry charging surfaces. Then leave the mower seated and verify that the battery percentage