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Noise emissions measured in the environment as sound power6 Automower® 310 Measured sound power noise 58 level, dB (A) Guaranteed sound power noise 60 level, dB (A) Sound pressure noise level at 47 the operator's ear, dB (A) 7 Automower® 315 58 60 47 Automower® 315X 58 60 47 The noise emission declarations conforms to EN 50636-2-107:2015 Mowing Automower® 310 Cutting system Blade motor speed, rpm 2300 Power consumption during cut- 25 ting, W +/- 20 % Cutting height, cm / in. 2-6 / 0.8-2.4 Cutting width, cm / in. 22 / 8.7 Narrowest possible passage, cm / in. 60 / 24 Maximum angle for work area, 40 % Maximum angle for boundary 15 wire, % Maximum length boundary wire, 800 / 2600 m / ft Maximum length guide loop, m / 400 / 1300 ft Working capacity, m2 / yd2, +/- 1000 / 1196 20% Automower® 315 Automower® 315X 3 pivoted cutting blades 2300 2300 25 25 2-6 / 0.8-2.4 22 / 8.7 60 / 24 2-6 / 0.8-2.4 22 / 8.7 60 / 24 40 40 15 15 800 / 2600 800 / 2600 400 / 1300 400 / 1300 1500 / 1794 1914 / 0.4 6 Noise emissions in the environment measured as sound power (Lwa) in conformity with EC directive 2000/14/EC and New South Wales legislation (Protection of the Environment Operations Regulation 2017, Noise Control). The guaranteed sound power level includes variation in pro- duction as well as variation from the test code with 1-3 dB(A). Noise emission data can be found on the rating label and in the Technical data chapter. 7 Sound pressure noise uncertainties KpA, 2-4 dB (A) 54 - Technical data 1220 - 001 - 08.07.2019

Section	Page
Contents	2
Introduction	3
Support	3
Product description	3
Automower® Connect	3
Product overview	4
Symbols on the product	5
Symbols on the display	6
Symbols on the battery	6
Menu structure overview - 1	8
Menu structure overview - 2	9
Display	10
Keypad	10
Safety	11
Safety definitions	11
General safety instructions	11
IMPORTANT. READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE. KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE	12
Safety instructions for operation	13
Use	13
Battery safety	14
How to lift and move the product	14
Maintenance	15
In the event of a thunderstorm	15
Installation	16
Introduction - Installation	16
Before the installation of the wires	16
Before the installation of the product	16
To examine where to put the charging station	16
To examine where to put the power supply	17
To examine where to put the boundary wire	17
To put the boundary wire in a slope	18
Passages	18
To make an island	18
To make a secondary area	19
To set the corridor width of the boundary wire	19
To examine where to put the guide wire	19
To set the corridor width of the guide wire	20
Work area examples	20
Installation of the product	21
To install the charging station	21
To install the boundary wire	21
To install the guide wire	22
To put the wire into position with stakes	22
To bury the boundary wire or the guide wire	22
To extend the boundary wire or the guide wire	22
After the installation of the product	23
To do a visual check of the charging station	23
To do the basic settings	23
To do the product settings	23
To get access to the menu	23
To do the timer settings	23
To calculate the timer setting	23
To set the timer	24
To copy the timer setting	24
To reset the timer setting	24
Security level	24
To set the security level	24
To change the PIN-code	25
To change the length of the alarm	25
To change the length of the time lock	25
Weather timer	25
To set the Weather timer	25
To set the Weather timer frequency	25
Lawn Coverage	25
To disable the GPS Assisted Navigation	26
To enable the GPS Assisted Navigation	26
To set the Lawn coverage function	26
To do a test of the Lawn coverage function	27
To measure the distance from the charging station	27
To disable or enable the Lawn coverage function	27
To reset the Lawn coverage settings	27
Methods for the product to find the charging station	27
To set how the product finds the charging station	27
To do a test of the guide wire	28
To do a test of the boundary wire	28
To change the signal range of the charging station	28
To set the exit angles	28
To set the reversing distance	28
To set the Drive Past Wire function	29
Settings	29
Profiles	29
To save settings to a profile	29
To change the name of a profile	29
To use a profile	29
To connect a new charging station to a profile	29
ECO mode	29
Spiral Cutting	30
To set the level of Spiral Cutting	30
Slope control	30
To disable the Slope control	30
To set the time & date	30
To set the language	30
To set the country	30
To reset all user settings	30
The About menu	30
Accessories	31
Information	31
Automower® Connect app	31
To install the Automower® Connect app	31
Automower® Connect@Home (Automower® 310/315)	31
To pair Connect@Home and the product	31
To remove paired accounts	31
Automower® Connect	31
To pair Automower® Connect and the product	31
To enable the GeoFence function	32
To set a new center point for the Geofence function	32
To set the GeoFence level of sensitivity	32
To use the SMS function	32
Network	32
APN settings	32
Headlights	32
To set the schedule for the headlights	32
To set the Flashes when fault function	32
To avoid collisions with the mower house	33
Connectivity	33
Automower® Direct	33
To start to use Automower® Direct	33
Husqvarna Fleet Services™	33
To connect to the product with Husqvarna Fleet Services	33
Operation	34
Main switch	34
Start	34
Operating mode - Start	34
Main area	34
Secondary area	34
Override timer	35
Spot cutting (Automower® 315/315X)	35
Operating mode - Park	35
Park until further notice	35
Start again in 3 hours	35
Start on next timer	35
To stop the product	35
To switch off the product	35
Timer and Standby	35
Example 1	36
Example 2	36
To charge the battery	36
Adjust the cutting height	37
To adjust the cutting height	37
Maintenance	38
Introduction - maintenance	38
Clean the product	38
Chassis and blade disc	38
Chassis	38
Wheels	38
Cover	38
Charging station	38
Replace the blades	39
To replace the blades	39
Battery	39
Winter service	40
Troubleshooting	41
Introduction - troubleshooting	41
Fault messages	41
Information messages	46
Indicator lamp in the charging station	47
Symptoms	48
Find breaks in the loop wire	49
Transportation, storage and disposal	52
Transportation	52
Storage	52
Disposal	52
To remove the battery	52
Technical data	53
Technical data	53
Registered trademarks	55
Warranty	56
Warranty terms	56
Applicable to US/CA market	57
Supplier's Declaration of Conformity	57