Even though modern robot mowers are weatherproof, storing them properly over winter ensures they start up reliably in spring. The UK’s cold, wet climate can damage batteries and electronics if the mower is left outside. Follow these tips to keep your wireless robot mower in top condition.
Give your lawn a final cut with the mower on a slightly lower setting.
Charge the battery fully and put the mower into sleep or hibernation mode.
During storage, recharge the battery every four to six weeks to maintain health.
Remove grass clippings and dirt with a soft brush and cloth.
Use compressed air to blow out debris from sensors and cooling vents.
Step 3 – Store in a dry, frost‑free placeTemperature –
Keep the mower above 5 °
Ensure air circulation to prevent condensation.Rodent protection – Raise the mower off the floor or cover it to deter rodents from chewing cables.Step 4 – Care for wireless hardware
If your mower uses external antennas (e.g.,
Disconnect and clean the charging contacts.
Update firmware during winter to ensure your mower is ready in spring.
Winter is an ideal time for annual servicing; service centres are less busy.
Even wire‑free mowers have power cables; check for wear or damage.Check insurance – Confirm your mower is covered for theft or damage while stored.Internal link suggestionsService guide – Plan a service before storage.
Theft prevention – Secure storage deters theft.ImagesFigure: Proper winter storage involves a clean, dry and frost‑free environment.Summary & call to actionWinter storage protects your investment.
Charge your mower fully and put it into sleep mode, deep‑clean it and store it in a dry, frost‑free location. Maintain any external antennas or docks and update the firmware. Book a service during the off‑season and confirm insurance coverage.
For personalised winter care advice or to schedule a service, contact us.
