Blades: the 4–6 week habit
Double-sided blades, the new-screws rule everyone breaks, and why we switched to titanium — the full swap, step by step, for both Navimow and Mammotion.
Tips & Maintenance Navimow Blade Replacement: How Often, How To, and Titanium How often to replace Segway Navimow blades (4–6 weeks daily mowing), the new-screws rule everyone breaks, and our honest take on titanium-coated blades. Read the guide → Tips & Maintenance Mammotion LUBA Blade Replacement: Why I Switched to Titanium How to replace the blades on a Mammotion LUBA — tools, safe deck access, the swap, and why titanium-coated double-sided stainless blades are worth it. Read the guide → Clean the deck — the right way
Cleaning mode, an air brush for caked clippings, and why a pressure washer is the fastest way to kill a robot mower.
Run a schedule that protects the machine
The end-time trap, the Mowing Cycle toggle, the 90% battery rule — and the honest answer on night mowing, wildlife and dew.
Tips & Maintenance Navimow Scheduling Explained: End Times, Cycles & Zones How Navimow mowing schedules really work — the end-time trap, the Mowing Cycle toggle, the 90% battery rule, and how to build a zone-based weekly schedule. Read the guide → 
Tips & Maintenance Should Your Robot Mower Mow at Night? Wildlife, Dew & LiDAR Night mowing is quiet and satisfying — but should your robot mower do it? The honest truth on wildlife, why vision mowers fail in the dark, and how LiDAR fixes it. Read the guide → The mistakes that kill robot mowers
People destroy $3,000 machines in totally avoidable ways — standing water, winter neglect, no-go zones that were never drawn. The ten things to never do.
When something goes wrong
Real troubleshooting from the service bench — like the mower that kept dropping signal under heavy trees, fixed with a $160 outdoor WiFi extender on a shed.
Explore the system
Frequently asked
How often should I replace robot mower blades?
Every 4–6 weeks with daily mowing — and always swap in the new screws that come with the blades. The guides above walk the full replacement for Navimow and Mammotion, plus our honest take on titanium-coated blades and why we switched.
Can I pressure wash a robot mower?
Never. A pressure washer is the fastest way to kill a robot mower. Use the app's cleaning mode and an air brush for the deck instead — the full routine, including how to deal with caked grass clumps, is in the cleaning guide above.
What does a robot mower need over winter?
Don't leave it outside all winter — that's one of the avoidable mistakes that shortens a battery's life. Clean the deck, then store the mower indoors at the end of the season. Our owner's handbook covers the full end-of-season routine, and Zippy Care customers get it done for them.
Do you service robot mowers?
Yes — Zippy Lawnz is an authorized dealer and service center for Segway Navimow, Mammotion and Yarbo, with hands-on service across PA, MD, DE, VA and CO and remote support nationwide. Zippy Care plans take blades, cleaning and end-of-season care off your plate entirely.