Q: What should I do if the boundary wire is missing with my Landroid WG799E?

The Landroid WG799E uses a boundary wire which is an essential element for defining the mowing area of the robotic mower. If the wire is missing, here’s what you need to know: Role of the boundary wire This wire creates a virtual barrier that indicates to the robot the limits of the area to be mowed. Without this wire, the robot cannot function properly. Installing the wire During installation, the wire must be: Secured with the provided metal pegs At least 35 cm away from the edge of the lawn (use the provided distance gauge) Initially anchored to the grass before being buried permanently If another Landroid robot is nearby, leave a space of at least 0.5 m between the wire and the neighboring property Extending the wire The wire can be extended by splicing the ends together and securing the joint with appropriate adhesive. If your wire is damaged or truly missing, contact WORX support or an authorized dealer to obtain an original replacement wire to ensure compatibility and safety of your device.

Q: How to change or modify the PIN code of the Landroid L1000?

According to the Landroid L1000 manual, the PIN code is set during the first startup of the mower: you choose a four-digit PIN code at that moment. Regarding the modification of the PIN code after its creation , the Landroid L1000 manual does not provide a detailed procedure integrated into the mower's physical menu. However, it mentions that in case of an input error, you have the option to reset your PIN . Two recommended approaches: Check the WORX mobile app - It is usually in the app (WiFi compatible on the L1000) that the security settings and the option to modify the PIN can be found. If you can't find it in the app , you can reset the PIN via the mower itself during the next

Q: What is Positec in relation to the WORX Landroid L1000?

Positec is the parent company that manufactures the WORX Landroid L1000. WORX is simply the brand name under which the product is sold to consumers. In the compliance documentation for the Landroid L1000, you will find: Positec Germany GmbH (based in Cologne) - responsible for compiling and signing the technical compliance file with European standards; Positec Technology (China) Co., Ltd - signatory of the product's declaration of conformity. Positec therefore ensures the design, manufacturing, mobile application, software updates, and customer support for your WORX robotic mower. It is the technical and commercial contact behind the brand.

Q: How does the Landroid L1000 connect to the mobile app?

The Landroid L1000 is not equipped with Bluetooth. This robotic mower exclusively uses a WiFi connection (2.4 GHz frequency band) to communicate with the WORX mobile app. Why WiFi instead of Bluetooth? Greater range : WiFi offers much larger coverage than Bluetooth, which is essential for operating a mower in a large garden Automatic updates : The WiFi connection allows for "Over-the-Air" software updates without manual intervention Stability : A WiFi link is more reliable than a Bluetooth connection for an outdoor device To use the mobile app, ensure that your router supports the 2.4 GHz band and that SSID broadcasting is enabled.

Q: What type of connection does the Landroid L1000 use: WiFi or Bluetooth?

The Landroid L1000 uses only WiFi connection (2.4 GHz) , not Bluetooth. This choice offers several advantages: Extended range - The WiFi connection provides much greater coverage than Bluetooth, which is essential for controlling a mower in a large garden Automatic updates - You receive software updates live, without manual intervention Stability - The WiFi connection offers superior reliability for outdoor use Required setup: Your router must support the 2.4 GHz band, with the SSID broadcast and DHCP enabled for the Landroid L1000 to connect properly to your mobile app.

Question 1

Why does the Landroid L1000 indicate that it is out of the working area when it is well inside?

Accepted Answer

The Landroid L1000 does not detect the signal from the boundary wire. This robot uses a 77 Hz inductive wire system to recognize the limits of its working area. If the signal is weak or interrupted, the robot displays the error "Out of working area" even if it is physically inside.

Main causes:

Disconnected or poorly connected wire - Check that the boundary wire is properly connected to the charging station. The dock's LED should be green. A red LED indicates a disconnection or poor connection.
Damaged or poorly insulated wire - Inspect the entire wire for tears, cuts, or wet areas that weaken the signal. Water or moisture in the connection joints degrades the signal in rainy conditions.
Wire too long - The maximum allowed length is 350 m. Beyond that, the signal weakens too much.
Insufficient spacing between areas - If you are using multiple working areas, the corridor between the wires must be at least 15 cm wide.
Battery too low - A Landroid with a discharged battery may poorly detect the signal. Place it on the charging dock to recharge.

Solutions:

Stop the robot and manually bring it back inside the area.
Check the dock's LED (should be green).
Clean the connectors of the wire and dock with a dry cloth.
Inspect the wire along its entire length for damage.
If you have covered the wire, ensure it is not exposed to very wet or flooded areas.
Restart the robot by placing it on the dock for a few minutes before starting a mowing session.

Question 2

What should I do if the boundary wire is missing with my Landroid WG799E?

Accepted Answer

The Landroid WG799E uses a boundary wire which is an essential element for defining the mowing area of the robotic mower. If the wire is missing, here’s what you need to know:

Role of the boundary wire

This wire creates a virtual barrier that indicates to the robot the limits of the area to be mowed. Without this wire, the robot cannot function properly.

Installing the wire

During installation, the wire must be:

Secured with the provided metal pegs
At least 35 cm away from the edge of the lawn (use the provided distance gauge)
Initially anchored to the grass before being buried permanently
If another Landroid robot is nearby, leave a space of at least 0.5 m between the wire and the neighboring property

Extending the wire

The wire can be extended by splicing the ends together and securing the joint with appropriate adhesive.

If your wire is damaged or truly missing, contact WORX support or an authorized dealer to obtain an original replacement wire to ensure compatibility and safety of your device.

Question 3

How to change or modify the PIN code of the Landroid L1000?

Accepted Answer

According to the Landroid L1000 manual, the PIN code is set during the first startup of the mower: you choose a four-digit PIN code at that moment.

Regarding the modification of the PIN code after its creation, the Landroid L1000 manual does not provide a detailed procedure integrated into the mower's physical menu. However, it mentions that in case of an input error, you have the option to reset your PIN.

Two recommended approaches:

Check the WORX mobile app - It is usually in the app (WiFi compatible on the L1000) that the security settings and the option to modify the PIN can be found.
If you can't find it in the app, you can reset the PIN via the mower itself during the next

Question 4

How to physically install the boundary wires for the 2 zones on the Landroid L1000?

Accepted Answer

Physical installation of the 2 zones

The Landroid L1000 uses a single continuous peripheral wire to define your working zones. Here’s how to physically install it:

Preparation

Single wire: The 2 zones must be connected via a single continuous wire that returns to the charging station
Wire length: Ensure that the total length does not exceed 350m, with a maximum distance of 25m from the wire to the center of the lawn

Create the corridor between the 2 zones

Leave a narrow passage of 15 cm wide between Zone 1 and Zone 2
This corridor allows the robot to pass from one zone to the other
Maximum width: 60 cm

Secure the wire to the ground

On the lawn: Secure the wire every 50 cm with the provided stakes
Underground: Dig a trench of maximum 5 cm deep and bury the wire
Alternatives: Run the wire between patio tiles or under an existing path

Distances to respect from obstacles

At 26 cm from steps or edges with gravel
At 10 cm minimum from simple edges (driveway, patio)

Once the wires are laid, configure the zones in the app or interface of the Landroid L1000 so that the robot recognizes the 2 working zones.

Question 5

What is Positec in relation to the WORX Landroid L1000?

Accepted Answer

Positec is the parent company that manufactures the WORX Landroid L1000. WORX is simply the brand name under which the product is sold to consumers.

In the compliance documentation for the Landroid L1000, you will find:

Positec Germany GmbH (based in Cologne) - responsible for compiling and signing the technical compliance file with European standards;
Positec Technology (China) Co., Ltd - signatory of the product's declaration of conformity.

Positec therefore ensures the design, manufacturing, mobile application, software updates, and customer support for your WORX robotic mower. It is the technical and commercial contact behind the brand.

Question 6

How does the Landroid L1000 connect to the mobile app?

Accepted Answer

The Landroid L1000 is not equipped with Bluetooth. This robotic mower exclusively uses a WiFi connection (2.4 GHz frequency band) to communicate with the WORX mobile app.

Why WiFi instead of Bluetooth?

Greater range: WiFi offers much larger coverage than Bluetooth, which is essential for operating a mower in a large garden
Automatic updates: The WiFi connection allows for "Over-the-Air" software updates without manual intervention
Stability: A WiFi link is more reliable than a Bluetooth connection for an outdoor device

To use the mobile app, ensure that your router supports the 2.4 GHz band and that SSID broadcasting is enabled.

Question 7

What type of connection does the Landroid L1000 use: WiFi or Bluetooth?

Accepted Answer

The Landroid L1000 uses only WiFi connection (2.4 GHz), not Bluetooth. This choice offers several advantages:

Extended range - The WiFi connection provides much greater coverage than Bluetooth, which is essential for controlling a mower in a large garden
Automatic updates - You receive software updates live, without manual intervention
Stability - The WiFi connection offers superior reliability for outdoor use

Required setup: Your router must support the 2.4 GHz band, with the SSID broadcast and DHCP enabled for the Landroid L1000 to connect properly to your mobile app.

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