u/JimmyLegs83

I didn't see any update notes for the new app update. I looked through the interface but didn't notice anything new.

Does anyone know what the app updated did?

I know it can be frustrating when the Lymow isn't working as intended. I've spent my fair time troubleshooting to get things going. But when this thing is working, it's great. This subreddit can occasionally slip into a complaint zone.

So what are some of the cool things you've done with your Lymow? Cool cutting patterns, time saving techniques, etc?

For me - my riding lawn mower crapped out on me mid-summer last year so I was having someone mow my lawn at $75 a pop. I took a risk this mowing season with the Lymow and it's paying off. I save about 2 hours per week mowing.

Is it perfect? No, but I think Lymow is trying to do right by their product as evidenced by the 3 year warranty.

My son was one of the best shooters on his team, but during this growth spurt his shot has just been off all around. Is this common? What have you done to fix it, rep it out?

If anything his form and strength have improved during the past year. We've worked with a good trainer and he's happy with his shot but the results just aren't the same. Looking for experiences and guidance.

Thank you!

Coming from a software background, I tend to treat software / firmware updates with a little bit of caution.

Give me your experiences - good, bad, and ugly with the new update. Loving the new fixes, not noticing anything, any new problems?

Hey Everyone,

First let me say, for the most part, things have been going well with our One Plus. Been cutting daily since we received it last Tuesday and have definitely been learning the ins and outs of how it best handles our yard.

Now to the main problem we've been having - I'm not sure how to fix and I've been doing attempting to troubleshoot it. When the robot docks, we consistently get the "Robot has unexpectedly stopped charging" message and it stops charging. This happens anywhere from 2 minutes to multiple hours after it starts charging (and anywhere inbetween).

It seems that it happens less in the evening, so it might be heat related? However, the days here have been extremely mild in the 50's and 60's fahrenheit, so I'm not sure if that's the case. I've tried keeping the charging unit in the shade, but it does still "unexpectedly stop charging" (anecdotally, less often). I've done everything else in the unofficial guide (clean the contacts, checked the slope, etc.)

Has anyone else ran into this and found a solution? If not, would love to spitball some other ideas.

Thanks!