How to change the loop sensor on the Husqvarna Automower 420
Here is a step by step guide of how to disassemble and replace the loop sensor on the Husqvarna Automower G3 (320, 330X, 420, 430X, 440, 450X)
If the loop sensor is faulty you may see the error message "No loop signal". Always check the loop and the charging station first before determining if the loop sensor is defective.
At the bottom of the page there is a list of the spare parts needed to do the job.
Tools used: Torx screwdriver T20.
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![]() Step 3: Unscrew all the screws around the chassis. 14 in total. | ![]() Step 4: Lift up the top of the chassis. Disconnect the long flat white connector that goes to the motherboard according to the yellow marking. Put the bottom part of the chassis to the side. |
![]() Step 5: The loop sensor is at the front of the robot. Unscrew the two screws holding the loop sensor according to the markings and disconnect the power. | ![]() Step 6: Remove the old loop sensor. |
![]() Step 7: Install the new loop sensor and screw the holders according to the markings. | ![]() Step 8: Get out the lower part of the chassis and connect the flat lead from the upper part to the motherboard accoding to the markings. Change the sealing strip in the under chassis at the same time. |
![]() Step 9: Screw back all the 14 screws around the chassis. | ![]() |
After you've changed the loop sensor you can use your lawnmower as usual.
How to change the loop sensor on the Husqvarna Automower 420
Here is a step by step guide of how to disassemble and replace the loop sensor on the Husqvarna Automower G3 (320, 330X, 420, 430X, 440, 450X)
If the loop sensor is faulty you may see the error message "No loop signal". Always check the loop and the charging station first before determining if the loop sensor is defective.
At the bottom of the page there is a list of the spare parts needed to do the job.
Tools used: Torx screwdriver T20.
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![]() Step 3: Unscrew all the screws around the chassis. 14 in total. |
![]() Step 4: Lift up the top of the chassis. Disconnect the long flat white connector that goes to the motherboard according to the yellow marking. Put the bottom part of the chassis to the side. |
![]() Step 5: The loop sensor is at the front of the robot. Unscrew the two screws holding the loop sensor according to the markings and disconnect the power. |
![]() Step 6: Remove the old loop sensor. |
![]() Step 7: Install the new loop sensor and screw the holders according to the markings. |
![]() Step 8: Get out the lower part of the chassis and connect the flat lead from the upper part to the motherboard accoding to the markings. Change the sealing strip in the under chassis at the same time. |
![]() Step 9: Screw back all the 14 screws around the chassis. |
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After you've changed the loop sensor you can use your lawnmower as usual.