Gardena Poor Cut Quality

Mower leaves clumps of grass and the cut looks ragged, with brown tips on blades of grass.

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Possible Causes

Dull or chipped Gardena blades, Cutting height set too low for lawn condition, Very infrequent mowing causing excessive growth, Wet grass sticking to blades

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Press STOP, switch OFF, and remove the key before touching blades.

  • Replace blades: Install a full set of new original Gardena blades and screws.
  • Raise cutting height: Set the mower to a higher cutting level and gradually lower over several days.
  • Mow more often: Increase the daily mowing schedule so the mower cuts small amounts frequently.
  • Avoid wet mowing: If possible, schedule mowing for dry periods to prevent clumping and sticking.

Sharp blades and proper height will usually restore a clean, even cut within a few days.

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Repair Difficulty

Very Easy 1/5

Required Part

Gardena Blades
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