Fault finding
Work through error codes, charging issues, lost positioning, communication faults, and unexpected stops. Leave with a clear diagnosis and next step.
DIAGNOSTICSThe Mower Guy is the South Florida mechanic for autonomous golf course mowers. From fault finding to parts and preventive care, get one clear point of contact when a robot stops mowing.
Autonomous mowers combine turf equipment, batteries, sensors, positioning, and software. The service should cover the whole system, from the machine to the dock and the map.
Work through error codes, charging issues, lost positioning, communication faults, and unexpected stops. Leave with a clear diagnosis and next step.
DIAGNOSTICSInspect cutting systems, wheels, drive components, wiring, batteries, and damaged hardware. Quote parts and labor before major work begins.
REPAIRSCheck docks, reference stations, boundaries, maps, and schedules so the machine can work reliably across its assigned turf.
FIELD SUPPORTPlan blade changes, cleaning, inspections, software checks, and seasonal visits around your fleet and mowing calendar.
FLEET CARESouth Florida golf crews need a mechanic who can start with the exact machine, its fault, and where it is working. That makes it easier to plan the right diagnosis and parts.
Start with your mowerShare the brand, model, error message, and your South Florida location.
Decide whether the next step is remote troubleshooting, an on-site visit, or a parts quote.
Confirm the fault is resolved with a test run and a simple record of the work.
Service capabilities and parts access depend on each manufacturer. This is the equipment landscape The Mower Guy is being built around.
Brand names identify equipment categories; no manufacturer affiliation or authorization is claimed.
Put the essentials in one place. Share the essentials and prepare an email to our service team. You can review it in your mail app before sending.