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SlimRick said:
menousername said:
Thanks both
Unfortunately bit pricey for my small garden.
Not finding that brand at 299 anywhere
Keep an eye out for Amazon deals. That's where mine came from at that price.Unfortunately bit pricey for my small garden.
Not finding that brand at 299 anywhere
Can someone recommend a replacement battery for Flymo Easilife 350? After 300 charging cycles it seems to have given up the ghost - frequently find it in the charger after 12 hours saying “empty battery”, or doing a full system reset (bizarre). Flymo obviously not answering any of my requests for help, and they don’t sell a battery - so here I am. Help!
dynamomomo said:
Can someone recommend a replacement battery for Flymo Easilife 350? After 300 charging cycles it seems to have given up the ghost - frequently find it in the charger after 12 hours saying “empty battery”, or doing a full system reset (bizarre). Flymo obviously not answering any of my requests for help, and they don’t sell a battery - so here I am. Help!
The manual has a list of battery part numbers on page 46 so you might get somewhere searching for the part number. I think someone mentioned that Flymo are re-branded Husqvarna so you may get better results if you can identify which Husqvarna model it is & search for that. I found this page which has some of the same part numbers:https://shop.mower24.de/en/batterie-original-li-io...
Thse part codes are close so try contacting Husqvarna to see if they can identify the one you need:
https://www.husqvarna.com/uk/maintenance-and-spare...
https://www.husqvarna.com/uk/maintenance-and-spare...
Mr Pointy said:
dynamomomo said:
Can someone recommend a replacement battery for Flymo Easilife 350? After 300 charging cycles it seems to have given up the ghost - frequently find it in the charger after 12 hours saying “empty battery”, or doing a full system reset (bizarre). Flymo obviously not answering any of my requests for help, and they don’t sell a battery - so here I am. Help!
The manual has a list of battery part numbers on page 46 so you might get somewhere searching for the part number. I think someone mentioned that Flymo are re-branded Husqvarna so you may get better results if you can identify which Husqvarna model it is & search for that. I found this page which has some of the same part numbers:https://shop.mower24.de/en/batterie-original-li-io...
Give them a rub with some sandpaper and try charging again.
If that doesn't work you can get replacement batteries from ebay.
Mr Pointy said:
Zoon said:
If that doesn't work you can get replacement batteries from ebay.
It would be more useful if you posted a link to a replacement for the OPs model - a Flymo 350.I don't have a link to the exact model but I've purchased batteries for the 1200R from ebay.
I won't bother trying to help in future
Flymo don't list a different battery for the easilife, OP does your battery look like this?
https://www.shop.flymo.co.uk/lawnmower/robotic-mow...
Edited by Zoon on Monday 20th June 12:44
Zoon said:
Mr Pointy said:
Zoon said:
If that doesn't work you can get replacement batteries from ebay.
It would be more useful if you posted a link to a replacement for the OPs model - a Flymo 350.I don't have a link to the exact model but I've purchased batteries for the 1200R from ebay.
I won't bother trying to help in future
Flymo don't list a different battery for the easilife, OP does your battery look like this?
https://www.shop.flymo.co.uk/lawnmower/robotic-mow...
Edited by Zoon on Monday 20th June 12:44
Will have a go at cleaning the contacts, although they’re not as exposed as the 1200.
Looks to me like his hidey-place is too small - there should be more space either side?
Not sure that's what's causing the issue, but I can tell you that the ground in front of mine (also Easilife 350) is comprehensively trashed, and he works just fine. He does always dock slightly on the wonk, doesn't seem to be a problem, but there wouldn't be space for him to do that in your smaller space.
It looks pretty solidly built, but if nothing else works I'd be tempted to give him a bit more space.
Not sure that's what's causing the issue, but I can tell you that the ground in front of mine (also Easilife 350) is comprehensively trashed, and he works just fine. He does always dock slightly on the wonk, doesn't seem to be a problem, but there wouldn't be space for him to do that in your smaller space.
It looks pretty solidly built, but if nothing else works I'd be tempted to give him a bit more space.
Great topics and great help here ... My Flymo 1200r keeps losing the loop signal. I have changed the board on the docking station but same problem. I have to take out the connectors every day and put them back in for the green light to appear. All wires are undamaged, really scratching my head here unless there is a non-board problem with the base station.
gregch said:
BTW I'm assuming you also set the starting point so he comes out of his house before trying to turn? and checked the box to 'avoid house collision' or whatever it says?? Might be worth a go.
He’s lived in that house for 2 years without problem. It’s only since moving house that the issues have started.Gassing Station | Homes, Gardens and DIY | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff