I would check your base station and the boundary wire for any loose wire. If you have more wire you can unhook your current boundary wire and layout a new test area. Maybe a ten by ten area and run the mower in there to see if you get the same error. If no error then it’s probably a short in your original boundary wire. I watched your other videos and you need to make sure none of the boundary wire is run in the wrong direction. You need to narrow down what’s broken…. Is it the base station, maybe the boundary wire or the mower itself.Good luck
I would check your base station and the boundary wire for any loose wire. If you have more wire you can unhook your current boundary wire and layout a new test area. Maybe a ten by ten area and run the mower in there to see if you get the same error. If no error then it’s probably a short in your original boundary wire. I watched your other videos and you need to make sure none of the boundary wire is run in the wrong direction. You need to narrow down what’s broken…. Is it the base station, maybe the boundary wire or the mower itself.Good luck