Code 7106 points to a fault in the X4 GNSS module, the hardware the mower uses for satellite-based positioning and navigation.
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Navimow identifies error 7106 as “Mower GNSS Module Error.”
Press STOP to clear the code. If it remains, restart the mower and try again. If 7106 returns, contact Navimow support with the serial number, exact time, and photos or video.
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Trees, walls, and roofs can weaken satellite reception, but code 7106 is documented as a GNSS module fault. If a restart does not clear it, changing the map or repeatedly relocating the dock is unlikely to repair the underlying module.
GNSS is the satellite-positioning layer used by the mower to determine location. When that module reports a fault, boundary tracking and navigation may be unavailable or unreliable.
If the app only reports weak positioning without code 7106, start with placement and sky-view checks in our GPS and RTK troubleshooting hub. When 7106 is present, follow the code-specific reset and escalation path here.
GPS is one satellite navigation system within the broader GNSS category. The mower may use signals from multiple satellite constellations.
Not usually. Better placement can help weak reception, but the manufacturer describes 7106 as a GNSS module error.
Run only a short observed test. If positioning is unstable or the code returns, stop and contact support.
Primary source: Segway Navimow support documentation. RobotMower.help is independent and is not affiliated with Segway Navimow or any mower manufacturer. Turn the mower off before inspecting moving parts. Do not open the battery pack or sealed electronics.