Once you launch the service program and connect to your mower (usually via a CAN bus adapter or a simple 4-pin JST connector), the "Autocheck" feature runs a scripted sequence:
A successful Autocheck outputs a green "PASS" for all categories. A failure highlights the exact sensor or circuit at fault—saving hours of guesswork. automower serviceprogram autocheck.rar
Perhaps you do not need the software at all. Many of the Autocheck steps can be done physically using a multimeter and basic observation. Once you launch the service program and connect
| Autocheck Test | DIY Method | Expected Result | |----------------|------------|------------------| | Battery health | Measure voltage at charging contacts after 2 hours of mowing | >22V (for 24V systems) | | Charging current | Use a clamp meter on the charging station’s low-voltage cable | 2.5–3.0A when mower docks | | Lift sensor | Listen for mechanical click; continuity test | Switch opens when lifted | | Tilt sensor | Manually tilt mower 45° in each direction | Mower stops blade immediately | | Boundary loop | Wrap a 2nd wire around the boundary and use AM radio (tuned to 2 kHz) | Audible hum when near wire | | Wheel motors | Clean wheel shafts, inspect for debris | No grinding, free rotation | A successful Autocheck outputs a green "PASS" for
If all these pass, your mower will run fine—even without a "serviceprogram autocheck.rar."
If "autocheck.rar" is a service program for Automowers, its content might include:
Many Husqvarna dealers offer a "Quick Service" for $40–$60 where they simply run Autocheck and print the report. You perform the physical repairs yourself based on the error codes. This is the best compromise for DIYers.
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