36V HP™ Brushless 46cm Self-Propelled Lawn Mower 6.0AH Kit (R36XLMW26)

The mower’s fuel gauge shows the current battery capacity. You can check it by pressing the battery button at the bottom of the user interface panel, whether the mower is on or off.

The mower’s LED interface includes three key warnings: HIGH LOAD/OVERLOAD indicates the mower is under heavy load; CATCH/MULCH shows the mulch plug or catcher is not installed; and BLADE CHECK reminds you to inspect and replace the blade if…

To vertically store your mower, first remove the battery and detach the grass catcher bag. Flip up the green latches on the sides of the handle, then push the handle down to lock it in place.

If your mower is cutting unevenly or leaving patches, the blade may be dull or damaged, as blades naturally wear down from regular use and impacts with dirt, small rocks, and sticks. A worn blade tears the grass rather than cutting it cleanly,…

If your 18V or 36V lawn mower is cutting unevenly or leaving patches, the blade may be dull or damaged, as mower blades naturally wear down from regular use and impacts with dirt, small rocks, and sticks. A dull blade tears the grass instead of…

Dual active battery ports allow the mower to run with either one or two batteries; using one provides standard performance, while adding a second increases power and extends runtime. For the best results, the mower should be used with two 36V HP…

The Blade Check warning LED is a handy reminder to check the condition of the blade. This reminder will pop up every 10 hours of use. Holding down the battery icon on the dashboard for 3 seconds will reset it and the 10 hour timer will begin again.…

ECO mode locks the blade in low speed to provide the best runtime, but does reduce cutting performance. In SMART mode, the mower automatically controls the blade speed and power to give the best balance of power and runtime to suit your lawn's…

Self-propelled mowers use a drive system that moves the mower forward on its own, reducing the effort needed to push—especially on slopes or uneven ground. The motor is activated with a thumb paddle and stops when released. A speed slider lets you…

If your 18V or 36V RYOBI mower cuts out while mowing, first ensure the battery is fully charged for maximum power and runtime. Always wear protective gloves and remove the battery and safety isolator key before maintenance. Check your lawn's…

If your 18V or 36V RYOBI mower is lacking power, make sure the battery is fully charged and consider inserting a second battery if your mower supports it. Raise the cutting height to reduce strain on the motor, walk slower for more efficient cutting…

Before performing any maintenance, remove the battery and safety key and wear protective gloves. Check the chute between the mower deck and catcher for blockages, as grass or debris can restrict airflow and prevent proper grass collection. Clear any…

To get your mower working, ensure the red safety key is fully inserted, and confirm the battery is properly connected, clean, and charged to at least two bars. If the mower still won’t start, power it down, remove the battery and safety key, and…

To maintain optimal cutting performance, regularly inspect your RYOBI lawn mower blades for chips or dents, and replace them every 12 months. Sharp, new blades provide a cleaner cut, promoting healthier grass and reducing strain on the mower’s motor…

A mower often stops in thick grass due to motor overload, so raise the cutting height, mow in stages, ensure the battery is well charged, clear any debris from the deck, slow your walking pace to let the blade cut efficiently, and use high-…

Battery overheating can reduce performance and shorten battery life, so avoid mowing in extreme heat, take breaks during long sessions, let the battery cool for at least 30 minutes before charging, store it in a cool, dry place, and use high-…