Husqvarna Automower Top Cover Removal (300, 400, 500 Series Non AWD models)

Knowing how to remove the top cover of your Husqvarna Automower from the chassis is important for maintenance and repairs. In this video we show you the steps to take to be able to remove the top cover from 310, 315, 315X, 430X, 430XH, 450X, 450XH, 520, 520H, 550, & 550H Husqvarna Automowers. The first thing to do when attempting to remove your Automower's top cover is to make sure to clean off the bottom of the Automower specifically around the grommets where wires pass through to the inside of the Automower. Then carefully remove the grommets that have wires going through them and carefully pull the wire connectors through the holes in the lower chassis. Next unplug the wires at the connectors and be sure that they are hanging out of the lower chassis and will not easily go back inside of the lower chassis. With the wires unplugged and hanging free, hold down on the nose piece of the Automower in front of the keypad hatch while grabbing on to the front bumper of the mower. Give a firm tug straight upward on the front bumper until the top cover "pops" off of the joystick sensor(s). Then hold down on the keypad hatch cover right by the STOP switch and give a firm tug upward on the rear bumper until the cover "pops" off of the 2 rear joysticks. That is how you remove the top cover of your 300, 400, or 500 series (Non AWD) Husqvarna Automower. The top cover has to be removed when performing repairs to any internal components of the Automower such as wheel motors, circuit board, cutting motor height adjustment system, and several other components inside the Automower's chassis. Removing the top cover to clean dirt, debris, and grass out from between the top cover and chassis is also something that should be at least once a season or more if you have the time.
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[@frippeknapet]

Thanks for showing how to do that. Have never done it for years. But finally it’s been done

[@GeorgPauwen]

Great video ! I was struggling with removing the top cover, your instructions did the trick !

[@brucehammon7488]

Love your videos! Thank you very much!

[@RoboticMowerServices]

Bruce, send an email to [e-mail] and we'll see if we can get you hooked up with a t-shirt

[@luzifer413]

Thanks for saving me fifty bucks!

[@luscombe334]

Thanks very much for sharing. These are great mowers!

[@ShibaInu101]

Great video. Thanks for putting it out there. Saved me time and money!

[@RoboticMowerServices]

Glad it helped!

[@rorymccloskey854]

Thanks very much just followed to take the lid off my 450x

[@RoboticMowerServices]

Glad it helped

[@ziggystancavage8442]

Great video

[@rickarena100]

Very informative.....thanks so much...Rick

[@RoboticMowerServices]

Hey Rick! Good to hear from you! Thanks for the feedback and we hope your Automower is running well.

[@rickarena100]

@@RoboticMowerServices it’s like the Energizer Bunny... it just keeps on mowing.. Thanks for all your help. Rick

[@dermotkearney3617]

I have a hosqvarna 105 automower and need to remove the top cover for cleaning but cannot find any information on how to do this even in the manual or utube,all other sizes are mentioned on utube but the 105,maybe you might do a video on the 105 top cover removal. Thanks in advance

[@number6990]

Putting it back together maybe?

[@YARDMASTER1234]

inability not to be able to pressure wash a 450x is a let down

[@RoboticMowerServices]

You can not pressure wash any of the models of Automowers. There are a select few that are "hose washable" meaning just low pressure water coming out of a garden hose without putting your thumb over the end of it or using a nozzle or connecting it to a pressure washer.

[@YARDMASTER1234]

@@RoboticMowerServices is the weak spot the grommets that hold the cables in, or seals within the wheel motor housing? thanks for the reply