WO2017124865A1 - Lawn mower and operating method and control method therefor - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a lawnmower, an operating method thereof and a control method thereof, and particularly to a lawnmower having an automatic loading mode, an operating method thereof and a control method thereof.
- a lawn mower is a garden tool used to trim a lawn.
- the lawnmower includes a grass head.
- the grass head rotates at high speed to drive the grass rope installed on it to realize the cutting function.
- the grass head includes a bobbin for winding the grass rope, and the grass rope is gradually consumed due to wear after the grassing operation.
- the user needs to replace the new straw rope and wind the straw rope onto the spool.
- the user needs to manually rotate the spool to wind the straw to the spool, which is troublesome to operate, slow in winding speed, and also poses a certain risk due to the human hand touching the grass head during the winding process.
- a lawnmower having an automatic loading mode, an operating method thereof and a control method.
- a lawnmower comprising: a grass head, a driving device for driving a grass head to rotate to cut vegetation; an operating device for a user to operate to control the driving device; wherein the grass head includes a bobbin and The wire holding member, the bobbin is used for winding the straw rope, and the wire holding member is formed with a wire holding structure for the grass rope to pass through or bypass; the driving device includes a motor, and the grass cutter has an automatic wire loading mode, and the wire is automatically loaded. In the mode, the motor drives at least one of the bobbin and the wire holding member to relatively rotate the bobbin and the wire holding member to automatically wind the grass rope to the bobbin.
- the operating device includes: a first operating member for starting the motor; and a second operating member for the user to operate to select the automatic loading mode.
- the operating device comprises: a first operating member for starting the motor to operate the motor in the first operating state; and a second operating member for starting the motor to operate the motor in the second operating state.
- the steering of the motor in the first operating state is different from the steering of the motor in the second operating state.
- the rotational speed of the motor in the first operating state is different from the rotational speed of the motor in the second operating state.
- the operating device includes: a first operating member having a first preset operating state; a second operating member having a second predetermined operating state; wherein the first operating member and the second operating member are respectively located The first preset operating state and the second preset operating state enable the automatic loading mode.
- the operating device includes: a first reset component, configured to disengage the first operating member from the first preset state after the user does not operate the first operating member.
- the operating device comprises: a second resetting component, configured to disengage the second operating member from the second preset state after the user does not operate the second operating member.
- the lawnmower further comprises: a damping device for damping at least one of the bobbin and the wire holding member to place the grass cutter in the automatic loading mode.
- the damping device comprises: a damping member for applying a resistance to the rotation of the bobbin to the bobbin.
- the damping device comprises: a damping member for applying a resistance to the rotation of the wire holding member to the wire holding member
- the damping device comprises: a first damping member for applying a first resistance to the rotation of the damper spool; and a second damping member for applying a second resistance to the rotation of the damper member to the wire holding member.
- the damping device comprises: a damping member for preventing the axial direction of the wire from rotating in the first direction; and the wire holding member rotates in the first direction in the automatic loading mode.
- the damping device comprises: a damping member for preventing the wire holding member from rotating in the second direction; and the wire axially rotating in the second direction in the automatic loading mode.
- the wire holding member is a head case accommodating the bobbin; the head case is formed with an outer threading hole through which the grass rope is passed; the wire shaft is formed with an inner threading hole for fixing or passing through the grass rope; There is also a cutting mode in which the bobbin and the head shell rotate synchronously; at the end of the cutting mode, the outer threading hole and the inner threading hole are automatically aligned in the circumferential direction.
- the lawnmower further comprises: a wire breaking device for automatically cutting off the grass in the automatic loading mode
- the wire breaking device includes a wire breaking component, and the grass head can rotate relative to the wire breaking component. In the automatic wire loading mode, the grass head drives the grass rope to pass the wire breaking component to cut the grass rope.
- the wire breaking device comprises a wire breaking component, and the grass head rotates synchronously with the wire breaking component.
- the grass head drives the grass rope to be close to the wire breaking component to cut the grass rope.
- the lawnmower further has a cutting mode, in which the bobbin and the wire holding member rotate synchronously; the grass head rotates in the cutting direction in the cutting direction; one of the bobbin or the wire holding member is The automatic loading mode ⁇ rotates in the second direction relative to the other.
- the driving device is in the first driving state in the cutting mode, and the driving device is in the second driving state different from the first driving state in the automatic loading mode.
- the motor rotates in the cutting mode, and the motor is reversed in the automatic loading mode.
- the motor rotates at a first speed in the cutting mode; the motor rotates at a second speed different from the first speed in the automatic loading mode.
- the motor rotates in the cutting mode ⁇ at a higher first speed, and the motor rotates in the automatic loading mode ⁇ at a lower second speed.
- the ratio of the ratio of the first rotation speed to the second rotation speed is greater than or equal to 5 and less than or equal to 300.
- the detecting device can detect a physical quantity for determining whether the winding is completed; and the controller is configured to control the motor to exit the automatic loading mode according to the electrical signal from the detecting device.
- the detecting device is electrically connected to the motor to detect the current of the motor.
- the current of the controller at the motor is greater than a preset value, and the power of the motor is cut off.
- the slope of the current of the controller at the motor is greater than a preset value, and the power of the motor is cut off.
- the lawnmower further comprises: a magnetic body, mounted to one of the bobbin or the wire holding member; the detecting device comprises: a Hall sensor for detecting the magnetic component; the controller determining the magnetic state according to the signal of the Hall sensor The rotation speed of the body, after the rotation speed of the magnetic body reaches a preset value, causes the grass cutter to exit the automatic loading mode.
- the lawnmower further comprises: a magnetic body, mounted to one of the bobbin or the wire holding member; the detecting device comprises: a Hall sensor for detecting the magnetic component; the controller determining the magnetic state according to the signal of the Hall sensor The number of turns of the body, when the number of revolutions of the magnetic body reaches a preset value ⁇ , causes the lawnmower to exit the automatic loading mode.
- the detecting device detects the rotation speed of the motor, and the controller cuts off the rotation speed of the motor to a preset value. The power of the motor.
- the detecting device detects the number of revolutions of the motor, and the controller cuts off the power of the motor when the number of revolutions of the motor reaches a preset value.
- the detecting device comprises: a position sensor for detecting the position of the straw.
- a method for operating a lawnwife winding comprising the steps of: providing a lawnmower comprising: a bobbin for winding a straw rope, formed with a straw rope passing or bypassing a wire holding member of the wire holding structure and a motor capable of driving at least one of the bobbin or the wire holding member; inserting the straw string through or around the wire holding member to the bobbin; and starting the motor to make the bobbin and the wire holding member Relative rotation.
- the method further includes the steps of: turning off the motor to make the bobbin and the wire holding member relatively stationary.
- the motor is started by triggering an operating member provided by a lawnmower.
- the method further includes the steps of: turning off the motor to make the bobbin and the wire holding member relatively stationary;
- the motor is started by triggering an operating member provided by a lawn mower, and the motor is turned off by releasing the operating member.
- the method further includes the steps of: turning off the motor to make the bobbin and the wire holding member relatively stationary;
- the motor is started by triggering an operating member provided by a lawnmower, and the motor is turned off by triggering an operating member provided by another lawnmower.
- the method further comprises the steps of: closing the motor to make the bobbin and the wire holding member relatively stationary; wherein the motor is activated by triggering an operating member provided by the lawnmower, and the motor is turned off by triggering the operating member again.
- a method for operating a grasshopper winding comprising the steps of: inserting a straw rope or bypassing a wire holder provided with a grass cutter to a spool provided by the grass cutter; and a starter motor The relative rotation of the bobbin and the wire holding member.
- a method for controlling a line of a lawnmower wherein the lawnmower comprises: a bobbin for loading a straw rope; and a wire holding member formed with a wire holding structure for the grass rope to pass through or bypass;
- the motor is capable of driving at least one of the bobbin or the wire holding member to relatively rotate the bobbin and the wire holding member; the method comprising: providing power to the motor to relatively rotate the bobbin and the wire holding member.
- the lawnmower is operated by the user to provide power to the motor.
- an operating member provided on the lawn mower is triggered to provide power to the motor.
- the power supply to the motor is stopped after the operating member is released. [0050] Further, when another operating member provided by the lawnmower is triggered, the power supply to the motor is stopped.
- the power is stopped from being supplied to the motor after the operating member is triggered again.
- the power provided to the motor continues for a predetermined length.
- the first relative rotational speed is less than the rotational speed of the grass cutter on the grasshopper spool.
- the second relative rotational speed is less than the rotational speed of the grass cutter on the grasshopper spool.
- the present invention is advantageous in that the lawnmower has an automatic loading mode that enables the grass rope to be automatically wound onto the spool by the action of the motor.
- FIG. 1a is a schematic view of a lawnmower as an embodiment
- FIG. 1b is a partial structural schematic view of the lawn mower in FIG.
- FIG. 1c is an exploded view of the structure in FIG.
- FIG. 1d is a schematic view of the spool and the head casing transmission in FIG.
- FIG. 2a is an exploded view of a grass head and a damping device as an embodiment
- FIG. 2b is a cross-sectional view of the grass head and the damping device of FIG. 2a; [0063] FIG.
- FIG. 3a is a schematic view of a grass cutting head and a damping device as an embodiment
- FIG. 3b is a schematic view of the spool and the head casing of FIG. 3a;
- FIG. 4a is a schematic view of a lawnmower as an embodiment
- FIG. 4b is a partial structural view of FIG. 4a;
- FIG. 4c is a cross-sectional view of the structure of FIG. 4b; [0068] FIG.
- FIG. 4d is an exploded view of the structure of FIG. 4b;
- FIG. 4e is an exploded view of another perspective of the structure of FIG. 4b; [0070] FIG.
- FIG. 4f is a schematic view of the upper cover of FIG. 4e;
- FIG. 4g is a schematic view of the spool of FIG. 4e;
- FIG. 4h is a schematic diagram of the plugging method of the grass head in FIG. 4a;
- FIG. 4i is a schematic view of the operating device of FIG. 4a;
- FIG. 4j is a schematic diagram of the first operating member and the second operating member of the operating device of FIG. 4a in a first preset operating state and a second preset operating state, respectively;
- FIG. 4k is a schematic diagram of an operating device
- FIG. 41 is a schematic view showing the second operating member of the operating device of FIG. 4k in a second position
- FIG. 4m is a schematic view of a wire breaking device
- FIG. 5a is a schematic view of a lawnmower as an embodiment
- FIG. 5b is a schematic view of the grass cutting head and the first casing of the grass cutter of FIG. 5a;
- FIG. 5c is a schematic view showing the separation of the grass head from the first casing in FIG. 5b;
- FIG. 5d is an exploded view of the structure of FIG. 5b;
- FIG. 5e is an exploded view of another perspective of the structure of FIG. 5b;
- Figure 5f is a plan view of the structure of Figure 5b;
- Figure 5g is a cross-sectional view of the punching structure of Figure 5 taken along line A-A;
- FIG. 5h is a schematic view of the bobbin and the positioning member of FIG. 5d;
- FIG. 5i is a schematic view of the lower cover of FIG. 5d;
- FIG. 5j is a schematic view of the grass head of FIG. 5f moving upward relative to the first housing
- FIG. 5k is a cross-sectional view of the structure of FIG. 5j taken along line B-B; [0089] FIG.
- Figure 51 is a schematic illustration of the damping device of Figure 5a;
- FIG. 5m is a schematic view of the first housing and the drive shaft of FIG. 5c;
- Figure 5n is a cross-sectional view of the structure of Figure 5m taken along line C-C;
- FIG. 5o is an exploded view of the damper device of FIG. 5a;
- FIG. 5p is a plan view of the rotation stop of the damper device of FIG. 5a in a rotation stop position
- FIG. 5q is a cross-sectional view of the structure of FIG. 5p taken along line D-D; [0095] FIG.
- FIG. 6a is a schematic view of a grass head, a motor and a damping device
- FIG. 7a is a schematic view of an electromagnet and a grass head
- FIG. 7b is a schematic view of the head shell of FIG. 7a after moving relative to the bobbin;
- FIG. 8a is a schematic view of a structure for moving a head case with a drawstring;
- FIG. 8b is a schematic view of the head shell of FIG. 8a after moving relative to the bobbin;
- FIG. 8c is a schematic view showing another structure for moving the head case with a drawstring
- FIG. 8d is a schematic view of the head shell of FIG. 8c after moving relative to the bobbin;
- FIG. 9a is a circuit block diagram of a lawnmower using a brushless motor
- FIG. 9b is a schematic diagram of the driving circuit of FIG. 9a;
- FIG. 9c is a circuit block diagram of a lawnmower using a brush motor
- FIG. 10a is a schematic view showing the second operating member disposed on the link assembly
- FIG. 10b is a schematic view showing the second operating member disposed on the first housing
- FIG. 10c is a schematic view showing the second operating member disposed on the passport
- FIG. 11a is a schematic view of a lawnmower with a wire holding member
- FIG. 1 ib is a schematic view of the head shell of the lawn mower in FIG. 11a separated from the spool;
- Figure 11c is a plan view of the structure of Figure 11a;
- FIG. 1 Id is a schematic view of another wire holding member
- FIG. 12a is a schematic view of a grass head and a wire holding member as an attachment
- FIG. 12b is a schematic view of the wire holding member of FIG. 12a in an operating state
- FIG. 12c is a schematic view showing the rotation of the motor drive wire frame member
- FIG. 13a is a schematic view of an energy storage device, a motor, and a grass head
- FIG. 13b is a partial enlarged view of FIG. 13a;
- FIG. 14a is a flow chart of a method of controlling a line loading of a lawnmower
- FIG. 14b is a flow chart of another method of controlling the loading of a lawnmower
- Figure 14c is a flow chart of a method of operating a grasser winding.
- the lawnmower 100 includes a grass head 110, a driving device 120, and an operating device 130.
- the grass head 110 is used for installing and accommodating the straw rope 101, and the portion of the straw rope 101 is housed inside the grass head 110, and the grass head 101 is further extended to the grass head 110 for playing.
- the grass head 110 rotates to cut the vegetation.
- the driving device 120 can drive the grass head 110 to rotate about an axis 110a, thereby driving the grass rope 101 to rotate and cut the vegetation.
- the operating device 130 is for the user to operate to control the lawnmower 100.
- the drive device 120 includes a motor 121 and a drive shaft 122.
- the drive shaft 122 is coupled to the grass head 110 to drive the grass head 110 to rotate.
- the lawnmower 100 further includes a first housing 150, a second housing 160, and a battery pack 170.
- the first housing 150 functions to mount and house the motor 121.
- the battery pack 170 serves as an energy source for powering at least the motor 12 1 of the lawnmower 100, and the second housing 160 is for detachably fitting the battery pack 170.
- the second housing 160 also houses a circuit board electrically connected to the motor 121 to power the battery pack 170 for the motor 121 and to control the motor 121.
- the link assembly 190 connects the first housing 150 and the second housing 160.
- the operating device 130 is secured to the linkage assembly 190.
- the lawnmower 100 also includes an auxiliary handle 19 1 for the user to hold, and the auxiliary handle 191 is fixed to the linkage assembly 190.
- the grass head 110 includes a bobbin 111 and a head case 112.
- the bobbin 111 is used for winding the straw cord 101 and is housed in the head casing 112, and the bobbin 111 is provided with an inner threading hole 111a for fixing the straw cord 101 or for the straw cord 101 to pass through.
- the head case 112 is formed with an outer threading hole 112a through which the straw 101 passes.
- the head case 112 includes an upper cover 112b and a lower cover 112c, which facilitates the assembly of the head case 112 with the bobbin 111 and facilitates the user to swipe the head case 112 to detect the inside of the head case 112.
- the grass head 110 further includes a spring 113 that exerts a force between the head shell 112 and the spool 111.
- the spring 113 applies a force for moving the bobbin 111 away from the lower cover 112c.
- the user can align the inner threading hole 111a and the outer threading hole 112a, and then pass the straw rope 101 through the outer threading hole 112a, and then enter the inner threading hole 111 la, Therefore, as long as the spool 111 and the head shell 112 can move relative to each other, the limit action of the outer threading hole 112a on the straw cord 101 causes the grass cord 101 to gradually graze along with the movement of the outer threading hole 112a relative to the spool 111.
- the string 101 is wound around the bobbin 111.
- the drive shaft 122 is coupled to the head casing 111, which directly drives the spool 111 to rotate about the axis 110a.
- the bobbin 111 and the head casing 112 constitute a rotational connection, which are relatively rotatable therebetween, and the head casing 112 is movable relative to the bobbin 111 in a direction parallel to the axis 110a of the bobbin 111.
- the bobbin 111 is provided with a first circumferential structure 111b, and the head shell 112 is provided with a second circumferential structure 112d.
- the bobbin 111 is moved upward by the spring 113 to enable the first circumferential structure 111b.
- the bobbin 111 and the head shell 112 are rotated in synchronization.
- the first circumferential structure 111b The transmission surface of the second circumferential structure 112d and the axis 110a of the bobbin 111 are obliquely intersected.
- the user can put the grass cutter 100 in a cutting mode by starting the motor 121, and if the bobbin 111 If the straw rope 101 is wound enough, the exposed straw 101 of the exposed head shell 112 will cut the vegetation in a slap.
- the lawnmower 100 further includes a damping device 140.
- the damping device 140 includes a friction member 141.
- the friction member 141 is slidably coupled to the first housing 150 to be movable in the direction A.
- the friction member 141 When the friction member 141 is moved to a position ⁇ in contact with the head case 112, the friction member 141 has a tendency to rotate relative to the bobbin 111 due to contact friction, and the first circumferential structure 111b and the second as the frictional force increases Since the circumferential structure 112d is driven by the ramp, the component of the head shell 112 in the direction of the axis 110a is sufficient to overcome the spring force of the spring 113 to move the head shell 112 upward so that the first circumferential structure 111b and the second circumferential structure 112d Disengaging, the spool 111 and the head shell 112 are relatively rotated to cause the lawnmower 100 to have an automatic loading mode in which the spool 1 11 and the head are driven by the motor 121 and the friction member 141. The shell 112 is rotated relative to each other to achieve an automatic wire loading function.
- the bobbin 111 is wound with enough straw cord 101 and the portion exposing the head shell 112 is insufficient to cut the planthopper, so that the relative rotation of the bobbin 111 and the head shell 112 can also be used for automatic pay-off.
- the friction member 141 functions to dampen the head case 112 to slow the rotation of the head case 112, thereby generating relative rotation with the bobbin 111.
- the user can implement the cutting mode and the automatic loading mode of the lawn mower 100 by directly or indirectly operating the friction member 141. Of course, the user can first place the friction member 1 41 in the corresponding state of the desired mode and then start the motor 121.
- the grass head 210 similar to the grass head 110 includes a bobbin 211 and a head shell 212; the bobbin 211 and the head shell 212 and FIGS. 1 to 3
- the illustrated spool 111 is similar to the head housing 112; the head housing 212 includes an upper cover 212a and a lower cover 212b.
- the damper device 240 in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 2a to 2b includes a stopper pin 241 for preventing the rotation of the head case 212.
- the head case 212 is formed with a stopper groove 212c that engages with the stopper pin 241.
- the stopper groove 212c is provided in the upper cover 212a.
- the stop pin 241 is fitted into the stopper groove 212c so that the rotation of the head casing 212 with respect to the entire lawn mower is completely prevented. According to the principle as described above, the relative rotation of the bobbin 211 and the head shell 212 can realize the automatic loading function.
- the stopper pin 241 also functions to dampen the rotation of the head case 212, except that the damping effect of the friction member 141 is to slow down the movement tendency, and the damping effect of the stopper pin 241 is to limit the displacement, which will slow down the movement tendency and limit.
- the displacement is defined as damping; both the friction member 141 and the stop pin 241 can be considered as a damping member.
- the grass head 310 can be driven to rotate about the axis 310a.
- the grass head 310 includes a bobbin 311 and a head shell 312.
- the head case 312 is formed with an outer threading hole 3 12a through which the grass rope passes, and the bobbin 311 is formed with an inner threading hole 31 la.
- a one-way bearing 340 and a rotating support member 350 are further provided; wherein the one-way bearing 340 enables the two parts or parts to which it is connected to rotate relative to each other only in one rotation direction, In the other direction of rotation, it is impossible to rotate relative to each other.
- the rotation support member 350 functions to rotatably connect and rotate a part of the grass head 310, and the rotation support member 350 may be a first housing for accommodating the motor in the lawnmower or other first and first shells.
- the one-way bearing 340 is disposed between the rotation support member 350 and the head case 312 such that they constitute a one-way rotational connection, that is, with the rotation support member 350 as a reference object, the head case 312 can be One rotation rotates and cannot rotate toward the other.
- the drive shaft 322 is coupled to the bobbin 311 in a rotationally fixed manner to enable the bobbin 311 to be bi-directionally rotated relative to the rotary support member 350. With the rotary support member 350 as a reference object, the bobbin 311 can be rotated forward or reversed.
- the bobbin 311 is formed with a first circumferential transmission structure 311a
- the head housing 312 is formed with a second circumferential transmission structure 312a that can cooperate with the first circumferential transmission structure 311a, with the difference that the first circumferential direction
- At least one of the transmission-implementing transmission surfaces of the transmission structure 311a and the second circumferential transmission structure 312a is parallel to the axis 310a such that they cannot be disengaged in a rotational direction to a certain direction of rotation.
- the motor (not shown) can be rotated forward, and the drive shaft 322 drives the bobbin 311 to rotate forward, and then the first circumferential transmission structure 311a and the second circumferential transmission structure 312a pass parallel to the axis.
- the drive face of 310a achieves torque transmission, while the one-way circumferential direction 340 is provided to enable the head housing 312 to be relatively rotatable relative to the rotating support member 350 (i.e., relative to the overall trimmer). Then, the bobbin 311 and the head shell 312 rotate synchronously, and the grass cutter can perform the cutting mode.
- the drive shaft 322 drives the spool 311 to reverse, and the head shell 312 causes the spool 311 and the head shell 312 to move relative to each other because the one-way bearing 340 prevents the reverse rotation thereof, and the first circumferential transmission structure
- the first circumferential transmission structure 311a and the second circumferential transmission structure 312a cannot completely obstruct the bobbin 311 and the head because the contact surface is a slope because the contact surface is a beveled surface.
- the relative movement of the casing 312 allows the winding shaft 311 and the head casing 312 to continuously rotate relative to each other, thereby enabling the lawnmower to perform the automatic loading mode.
- the function of the one-way bearing 340 is similar to that of the stopper pin 241 in the foregoing embodiment, that is, the rotation of the rotor housing 312, so that the one-way bearing 340 can also be considered as a damping device; the difference is that in the foregoing two In one embodiment, it is necessary to operate or trigger the friction member 141 and the stopper pin 241 as damping members, and in the present embodiment, the damping effect of the one-way bearing 340 only needs to change the driving direction of the motor, which undoubtedly simplifies the triggering automatic loading.
- the mechanical structure of the line mode but the simpler positive and negative control to achieve the automatic loading mode and cutting mode.
- the lawnmower 400 includes a grass head 410, a driving device 420, and an operating device 430.
- the grass head 410 is used for installing and accommodating the straw rope 401, and the portion of the straw rope 401 is housed inside the grass head 410, and the grass head 401 is further extended by the grass head 410 for playing.
- the grass head 410 rotates to cut the vegetation.
- the driving device 420 can drive the grass head 410 to rotate about an axis 410a, thereby driving the grass rope 401 to rotate and cut the vegetation.
- the operating device 430 is for user operation to control the lawnmower 400.
- the driving device 420 includes a motor 421 and a drive shaft 422.
- the drive shaft 422 is non-rotatably coupled to the grass head 410 to drive the grass head 410 to rotate.
- the lawnmower 100 further includes a first housing 450, a second housing 460, and a battery pack 470.
- the first housing 450 functions to mount and house the motor 421.
- Battery pack 470 as a source of energy is at least the motor in the grass cutter 400
- the second housing 460 is for detachably adapting the battery pack 470.
- a second circuit board 460 further houses a circuit board electrically connected to the motor 421 to power the battery pack 470 for the motor 421 and to control the motor 421.
- the link assembly 490 connects the first housing 450 and the second housing 460
- the operating device 130 is secured to the linkage assembly 490.
- the lawnmower 400 also includes an auxiliary handle for the user to hold 49
- the auxiliary handle 491 is fixed to the link assembly 490.
- the grass rope 401 is attached to the grass head 410.
- Shield 480 is used for safety protection to prevent grass ropes 4
- the grass head 410 includes a bobbin 411 and a head shell 412.
- the bobbin 411 is used to wrap the grass rope 401 and is coupled to the drive shaft 422 so as to be rotatable about the axis 41 0a by the drive shaft 422.
- the head case 412 includes an upper cover 412a and a lower cover 412b.
- the grass head 410 further includes: a fan 412c.
- Fan 412c shape There are blades for generating airflow.
- Motor 421 can drive fan 412c to rotate to create an air flow.
- a one-way bearing 440 is provided as a damping device in the arrangement shown in FIGS. 4a to 4c.
- the function of the one-way bearing 440 is to make the head housing 412 and the motor 421 form a one-way rotational connection.
- a support member 452 is provided which is coupled to the motor 421 and enables the drive shaft 422 to pass therethrough, and is formed with a boss portion 452a for supporting the inner ring of the one-way bearing 440.
- the one-way bearing 440 is not directly connected to the head case 412 but is disposed between the support member 452 and the fan 412c, so that the fan 412c can only rotate in a one-way relative direction with respect to the support member 452, and the fan 412c and the head case 412 are formed.
- the connection is made so that the head shell 412 can only rotate in one direction with respect to the support member 452.
- the upper cover 412a is formed with a first connecting tooth 412d
- the fan 412c is formed with a second connecting tooth 412e with the first connecting tooth 412d.
- the first connecting tooth 412d and the second connecting tooth 412e cooperate to realize the upper cover 412a and the fan 412c. Synchronous rotation.
- the guiding action of the first connecting tooth 412d and the second connecting tooth 412e cooperate to enable the head shell 412 to slide along the axis 410a with respect to the fan 412c, and to enable the fan 412c to rotate with the head shell 412 about the axis 410a, that is, the fan 412c and the head
- the housing 412 constitutes a non-rotation connection.
- the lawnmower 400 further includes a protective cover 451.
- the protective cover 451 is fixed to the first housing 450.
- the protective cover 451 covers the blade of the fan 412c at least in the radial direction of the axis 410a to prevent the grass from being wound around the fan 412c.
- the shield 451 changes the flow direction of the airflow of the fan 412c so that the airflow generated by the fan 412c can blow the grass clippings radially outward of the axis 4 10a.
- the drive shaft 422 directly drives the bobbin 411 to rotate, and the head shell 412 can be relatively rotated with respect to the bobbin 411, and the head shell 412 can also be relatively slid relative to the bobbin 411 in the axial direction (ie, the direction of the axis 410a).
- the upper portion of the bobbin 411 is formed with a first engaging tooth 41 la, and the lower portion is formed with a second engaging tooth 411b.
- a first mating tooth 412f and a second mating tooth 412g are formed in the head shell 412. Specifically, the first mating teeth 412f are formed on the upper cover 412a, and the second mating teeth 412g are formed on the lower cover 412b.
- the first mating tooth 410f and the first engaging tooth 411b cooperate to rotate the bobbin 411 to drive the head shell 412 to rotate synchronously.
- the first engaging teeth 41 lb and the first mating teeth 410f can be driven only in one direction and relatively in opposite directions. That is, the slip due to the slope causes the bobbin 411 and the head shell 412 to continue to rotate relative to each other.
- the second engaging teeth 41 la and the second mating teeth 412 g are in the second axial position with respect to the bobbin 411 at the head shell 412
- the positioning of the second engaging tooth 41 la and the second engaging tooth 412g is inclined, and the second engaging tooth 411a and the second engaging tooth 412g may be slipped, so the head housing 412 is opposite.
- the head shell 412 In the second axial position ⁇ of the bobbin 411, the head shell 412 is not fully driven by the bobbin 411, and the head shell 41 2 is still rotated relative to the bobbin 411, except that the relative rotational speed difference is matched by the second meshing teeth 411a and the second mating The fit of the teeth 412g is reduced.
- the grass head 410 further includes a spring 410b that applies a force between the lower cover 412b and the bobbin 411 to bias the head shell 412 to an axial position that rotates in synchronization with the bobbin 411, that is, the head shell described above.
- the 412 is in a first axial position relative to the spool 411.
- the grass head 410 further includes a first contact 410c and a second contact 410d.
- the spring 410b is disposed between the first contact 410d and the second contact 410e.
- the spring 410b can directly act on the first contact 410c and the second contact 410d.
- the first contact 410c and the second contact 410d are capable of avoiding wear of the spring 410b against the bobbin 411 and the head case 412.
- the first contact 410d and the second contact 410e are metal members.
- the grass head 410 further includes a knocking cap 410e, the knocking cap 410e is rotatably coupled to the lower cover 412b, and a bearing 410f is disposed between the knocking cap 410e and the lower cover 412b to enable the knocking cap 410e and the lower cover 412b.
- the relative rotation is possible.
- the knocking cap 410e and the lower cover 412b are synchronously moved in the direction of the axis 410a, that is, the position of the knocking cap 410e is changed, and the lower cover 412b can also move together, that is, the head shell. 412 will change the axial position by tapping the tapping cap 410e.
- the knocking cap 410e is freely rotatable relative to the lower cover 412b under the action of the bearing 410f, reducing wear of the grass head 410.
- the spring 410b applies a force to the head shell 412 to move the head shell 412 downward relative to the spool 411.
- a shock absorbing member 410g for mitigating an impact between the upper cover 412a and the bobbin 411 is provided between the upper cover 412a and the bobbin 411.
- the shock absorbing member 410g is a rubber gasket.
- the bobbin 411 is formed with an inner threading hole 411c for fixing the straw cord 401.
- the head case 412 is formed with an outer threading hole 412h through which the grass rope 4 01 is passed from the inside of the head case 412 to the outside of the head case 412. At the end of the cutting mode, the outer threading hole 412h and the inner threading hole 411c are automatically aligned in the circumferential direction.
- the grass head 410 is not installed with the straw 401, the motor 421 is stopped, and the outer threading hole 412h and the inner threading hole 411c are automatically aligned in the circumferential direction.
- the bobbin 411 is formed with a plurality of inner threading holes 411c, and the number of the inner threading holes 411c is an even number.
- the plurality of inner threading holes 411c are evenly distributed in the circumferential direction of the axis 410a of the bobbin 411.
- the number of the first meshing teeth 411a corresponds to the number of the inner threading holes 411c.
- the number of the second meshing teeth 411b corresponds to the number of the inner threading holes 411c.
- the bobbin 411 is formed with six inner threading holes 411c.
- the bobbin 411 is formed with six first meshing teeth 41 la and six second meshing teeth 41 lb.
- the bobbin 411 is formed with a guiding jaw 411d for guiding the grassing cord 401 into the inner threading hole 411c, and the guiding jaw 411d is gradually enlarged in the radial direction of the rotation axis of the bobbin 411.
- the first engaging teeth 41 la are formed with a slope.
- the maximum dimension L1 of the guiding jaw 411d in the circumferential direction of the axis 410a is larger than the maximum dimension L2 of the two first engaging teeth in the circumferential direction of the axis 410a.
- the transmission surfaces of the first engaging teeth 41 la and the first engaging teeth 412f are disposed such that the outer threading hole 412h and the inner threading hole 41 lc are circumferentially stopped when the motor 421 is stopped.
- Automatic alignment means that the straw rope 401 passing through the outer threading hole 412h can be directly guided into the inner threading hole 411c.
- Both ends of the bobbin 411 are respectively formed with a first flange 41 le and a second flange 41 lf.
- a partition plate 411g is formed in the middle of the bobbin 411.
- a first winding portion for winding and accommodating the straw rope 40 1 is formed between the first flange 41 le and the partitioning plate 41 lg; a second flange 41 If and the partitioning plate 41 lg are formed for winding and The second winding portion of the straw cord 4 01 is accommodated.
- the driving shaft 422 rotates to drive the bobbin 411 to rotate, and the bobbin 411 drives the upper cover 412a to rotate.
- the fan 412c is rotated by the upper cover 412a.
- the fan 412c is rotatable relative to the second housing 460 in the first direction (refer to the direction indicated by arrow B in Fig. 4b).
- the motor 421 is rotated in the forward direction to drive the bobbin 411, and the head shell 412 is rotated in the first direction.
- the user can pass the two ends of a straw 401 through the two opposite outer threading holes 412h of the head casing 412, and then play the straw rope.
- the ends of the 401 are respectively extended Into the bobbin 411 two opposite inner threading holes 411c.
- the user can also insert two straw ropes 401 into the two inner threading holes 411c.
- the user controls the lawnmower 400 to cause the lawnmower 400 to perform the automatic loading mode.
- the reverse rotation of the motor 421 drives the bobbin 411 to rotate in a second direction opposite to the first direction.
- the fan 412c cannot rotate in the second reverse direction, and the fan 412c and the head shell 412 pass through A connecting tooth 412d and a second connecting tooth 412d are connected, that is, the head case 412 cannot be rotated in the second direction, and the bobbin 411 is rotated in the second direction with respect to the head case 412 by the driving shaft 422 to realize automatic wire loading.
- the second mating tooth 410g is a helical tooth, and the inclined surface of the helical tooth does not prevent the spool 411 from rotating relative to the head shell 412.
- the bobbin 411 has been wound with enough straw ropes 401 ⁇ , and the user needs to cut off the long straw rope 401 that has not been wound.
- the lawnmower 400 also includes a wire breaking device 481.
- the wire breaking device 481 automatically cuts the grass rope 401 in the automatic wire loading mode.
- the wire breaking device 481 includes a wire breaking member 482 that is rotatable relative to the wire breaking member 482.
- the wire break component 482 is secured to the shield 480.
- the grass rope 401 can be driven by the grass head 410 in the automatic loading mode to pass through the wire breaking element 482, and the grass rope 401 is tensioned and then cut by the wire breaking element 482.
- the thread breaking member 482 can interrupt the grass rope 401, and the middle portion of the straw rope 401 is broken to become two straw ropes 401.
- the straw rope 401 can be directly tightened on the outer side of the head shell 412, and the straw rope can be broken by tapping.
- the operating device 430 includes: a first operating member 431 and a second operating member 432.
- the first operating member 431 has an initial state and a first preset operating state.
- the second operating member 432 has an initial state and a second preset operating state.
- the first operating member 431 and the second operating member 431 of Fig. 4i are in an initial state.
- the first operating member of Figure 4j is in a first predetermined operational state.
- the second operating member 432 is in the second preset operating state.
- the operation device 430 includes: a first reset component 433 and a second reset component 434.
- the first reset component 433 releases the first operating member 431 from the first preset state after the user does not operate the first operating member 431.
- Second reset group The piece 434 releases the second operating member 432 from the second preset state after the user does not operate the second operating member 432.
- the user does not operate the second operating member 432, but only operates the first operating member 431, that is, when the second operating member 432 is not in the second preset operating state, the first operating member 431 is operated to move to the first operating member 431.
- the mower 400 In a predetermined operational state, the mower 400 is in a cutting mode.
- the operating device 730 includes a first operating member 731 and a second operating member 732.
- the first operating member 731 is used to start the motor.
- the second operating member 732 is operable by the user to select the automatic loading mode of the lawnmower.
- the second operating member 732 has a first position and a second position. As shown in Figure 4k, the second operating member 732 is in a first position that corresponds to the automatic loading mode of the lawnmower. In this operation, the first operating member 731 starts the motor, and the lawnmower enters the automatic loading mode. As shown in Fig. 41, the second operating member 7 32 is located at the second position corresponding to the cutting mode of the lawnmower. Thereafter, the first operating member 731 operates the motor, and the lawn mower enters the cutting mode.
- the wire breaking device 781 automatically cuts the grass rope 701 in the automatic loading mode.
- the wire breaking device 781 includes a wire breaking member 782, and the grass head 710 rotates in synchronism with the wire breaking member 782.
- the grass head 710 drives the grass rope 701 to approach the wire breaking member 782 to cut the grass rope 701.
- the wire breaking member 782 is fixed to the head case 712.
- the straw rope 701 is placed close to the head casing 712, and when the straw rope 701 is in close contact with the cutting element 782, the straw cord 7 is cut by the cutting element 782.
- the head case 412 is formed with an outer threading hole 412h.
- the relative rotation of the head case 412 and the bobbin 411 occurs, and the head case 412 is equivalent to a simulated human hand.
- the winding thread 412h is equivalent to the function of the user's finger for holding the straw rope; therefore, the head shell 4 12 can be defined as a thread holding member, that is, holding the straw rope to make the straw rope.
- the outer threading hole 412h formed by the head shell 412 can be defined as a thread holding structure, that is, the function of the finger is to maintain a certain positioning effect on the grass rope, and the grass rope can It is continuously wound to the bobbin 411 through the threading hole 4 12h.
- the lawnmower 500 includes a grassing head 510, a driving device 520, and an operating device 530.
- Drive 520 includes a drive shaft 522.
- the drive shaft 522 is coupled to the grass head 510 to drive the grass head 510 to rotate about the central axis 502.
- Drive unit 520 includes a motor 521.
- the drive shaft 522 is a motor 5
- the lawnmower 500 includes a first housing 550, a second housing 560, and a battery pack 570.
- the motor 421 is fixed to the first housing 550.
- the battery pack 570 supplies power to the motor 521, and the battery pack 570 is detachably coupled to the second housing 560.
- a circuit board is further disposed in the second housing 560, and the circuit board is connected to the motor 521 to control the motor 521.
- the link assembly 590 connects the first housing 550 and the second housing 560.
- the operating device 530 is secured to the linkage assembly 590.
- the lawnmower 500 also includes an auxiliary handle 591 for the user to hold, and the auxiliary handle 591 is secured to the linkage assembly 590.
- the grass rope 501 is attached to the grass head 510.
- the shield 580 activates the safety shield to prevent the grass rope 501 from injuring the user.
- the grass head 510 includes a bobbin 511 and a head shell 512.
- the bobbin 511 is formed with an inner threading hole 511a for fixing the end of the grass rope 501.
- One end of the straw rope 501 penetrates into the inner thread hole 511a.
- the bobbin 511 is formed with two inner threading holes 511a on opposite sides. Two straw ropes 501 are inserted into the two inner threading holes 511a, respectively. It is also possible to insert two ends of a straw rope 501 into the two inner threading holes 511a, respectively.
- the head shell 512 houses the spool 511.
- the head case 512 includes an upper cover 512a and a lower cover 512b. The upper cover 512a and the lower cover 512b are coupled by a snap.
- the bobbin 511 is disposed between the upper cover 512a and the lower cover 512b.
- the head case 512 is formed with an outer threading hole 512c through which the grass rope 501 is passed out from the inside of the head case 5 12 to the outside of the head case 512.
- the outer threaded hole 512c is formed by the lower cover 512b.
- the grass head 510 further includes an outlet buckle 518, and the straw rope 50 1 passes through the outlet buckle 518.
- the outlet buckle 518 is fixed to the lower cover 512b.
- the outlet buckle 518 is made of a metal material. It can prevent the grass rope 501 from wearing the lower cover 512b.
- the lawnmower 500 further includes a one-way bearing 513.
- the one-way bearing 513 rotates the crucible in one direction, and the inner ring rotates synchronously with the outer ring to rotate the crucible in the opposite direction, and the inner ring and the outer ring rotate relative to each other.
- the drive shaft 522 is rotated in one direction
- the one-way bearing 513 rotates the head shell 512 in synchronization with the bobbin 511
- the drive shaft 522 rotates in the opposite direction
- the one-way bearing 513 causes the head shell 512 to rotate relative to the bobbin 511.
- the grass head 510 further includes an elastic member 514 that applies a force to the head shell 512 away from the first housing 550 or the motor 521. A force is applied between the head case 512 and the bobbin 511.
- the elastic member 514 is disposed between the lower cover 512b and the bobbin 511, and both ends of the elastic member 514 apply a force to the lower cover 512b and the bobbin 511, respectively. Both ends of the elastic member 514 may directly connect the lower cover 512b and the bobbin 511 to apply a force thereto, or may indirectly exert a force on other parts.
- the grass head 510 further includes a spacer 514a disposed between the elastic member 514 and the bobbin 511, and the force of the elastic member 514 is transmitted to the bobbin 511 through the spacer 514a.
- the resilient member 514 will rotate relative to the spool 511, which can prevent the resilient member 514 from causing wear on the spool 511.
- the elastic member 514 is compressed, and the head case 512 moves toward the first housing 550 or the motor 521. Referring to FIG. 5b, the head case 512 moves upward.
- the elastic member 514 applies a force to the lower cover 512b to move downward or to move away from the first housing 550 or the motor 521. Achieve tapping and release.
- the lawnmower 500 also includes a fan 515, which may be formed by the head shell 512 or may be constructed as a separate component. Specifically, the fan 515 is a separate component, and the fan 515 is coupled to the drive shaft 522, which is driven by the drive shaft 522 to rotate. As a further embodiment, the fan may also be coupled to the head housing, rotated by the head housing or formed by the head housing.
- the fan 515 is formed with a plurality of blades 515a.
- the grass head 510 also includes an end cap 515b that is secured to the fan 515.
- the end cap 515b is secured to the fan blade 515a.
- End cap 5 15b is annular and drive shaft 522 is passed through end cap 515b.
- the fan 515 is disposed between the motor 521 and the head case 512.
- the fan 515 is disposed between the first housing 550 and the head housing 512.
- the fan 515 is disposed between the first housing 550 and the spool 511.
- the upper cover 512a is disposed between the fan 515 and the lower cover 512b.
- the upper cover 512a is disposed between the fan 515 and the bobbin 511, and it can be understood that the fan 515 is disposed above the head case 512.
- the bobbin 511 is coupled to the drive shaft 522 to effect simultaneous rotation of the bobbin 511 and the drive shaft 522.
- the fan 51 5 rotates in synchronization with the drive shaft 522 and the fan 515 rotates in synchronization with the spool 511.
- the spool 511 is secured to the drive shaft 522 by a locating nut 522a that limits the axial position of the spool 511 relative to the drive shaft 522.
- the grass head 510 further includes a connector 516 formed with a plurality of payout teeth 516a for payout.
- the head shell 512 is formed with mating teeth 5124 that cooperate with the payout teeth 516a.
- the mating teeth 512d and the payout teeth 516a cooperate to control the tapping payout.
- the grassing head 510 further includes a connecting shaft 513a fixed to the driving shaft 522, and the fan 515 is fixed to the connecting shaft 513a, so that the driving shaft 522 drives the fan 515 to rotate.
- the one-way bearing 513 is fixed to the connecting shaft 513 a.
- the connecting shaft 513 a is disposed on the inner ring of the one-way bearing 513 , so that the inner ring of the one-way bearing 513 is rotated by the driving shaft 522 , and the inner ring of the one-way bearing 513 Rotation in synchronization with the drive shaft 522.
- the connecting shaft 513a limits the axial position of the one-way bearing 513 with respect to the drive shaft 522.
- the connector 516 is fixed to The outer ring of the one-way bearing 513 rotates synchronously with the outer ring of the one-way bearing 513.
- the screw 513b fixes the one-way bearing 5 13 and the connecting member 516, restricting the displacement of the one-way bearing 513 and the connecting member 516 in the axial direction.
- the connecting member 516 and the head shell 512 are realized by the cooperation of the paying teeth 516a and the engaging teeth 512d, and the connecting member 516 drives the head shell 512 to rotate.
- the grass head 510 further includes: a positioning member 517.
- the positioning member 517 is used for aligning the inner threading hole 511a and the outer threading hole 512c of the head shell 512.
- the user can conveniently rotate the head shell 512 and the spool 511 to the inside.
- the threading hole 511a and the outer threading hole 512c of the head shell 512 correspond to each other.
- the straw thread 501 passes through the outer threading hole 512c of the head shell 512 into the inner threading hole 511a.
- the positioning member 517 is fixed to the bobbin 511.
- the grass head 510 includes a positioning platen 517a, and the positioning platen 5 17a fixes the positioning member 517 to the bobbin 511.
- the lower cover 512b is formed with a positioning hole 512e that cooperates with the positioning member 517. When the positioning member 517 partially penetrates into the positioning hole 512e, the inner threading hole 511a is aligned with the outer threading hole 51 2c of the head case 512.
- the grass head 510 shown in Figs. 5f and 5g is in a free state without a hammer, and the grass head 510 shown in Figs. 27 and 28 is in a state of being knocked and compressed.
- the lower cover 512b contacts the ground, and an upward force is applied to the lower cover 512b by the ground, so that the lower cover 512b and the upper cover 512a move upward relative to the bobbin 51 1 as shown in FIG. 5j and FIG. 5k.
- the upper cover 512a and the lower cover 512b are moved upward relative to the fan 515 to the state shown in FIGS.
- This pay-off mode is also called tapping and paying mode.
- the pay-off mode means that one end of the straw rope is extended from the axial head shell 512. Alternatively, by increasing the length of the straw rope 501 located outside the head shell 512, it can be said that the length of the portion of the straw rope 501 that can be used for grassing is increased.
- the grass head 510 is rotated along the direction of the arrow in FIG. 5b. That is, both the bobbin 511 and the head case 512 are rotated in the direction of the hammer.
- the straw 501 is fixed relative to the grass head 510, or the spool 511 is fixed relative to the head shell 512.
- the grass machine 500 also has an automatic loading mode in which the straw 501 is wound around the bobbin 511 in the automatic loading mode. In the automatic loading mode ⁇ , the straw 501 located outside the head casing 512 is gradually wound onto the bobbin 511.
- the spool 511 is rotated relative to the head housing 512.
- the rotation direction of the spool 511 is opposite to the rotation direction of the cutting mode spool 511.
- the head case 512 is fixed to prevent the head case 512 from rotating in one direction. Specifically, in the automatic loading mode, the rotation of the head case 512 in the same direction along the bobbin 511 is blocked. That is to say, the rotation of the head shell 512 in the direction of the counter-needle is prevented.
- the lawnmower 500 further includes a damping device 540.
- the first housing 550 is used to secure the damping device 540.
- Damping device 540 includes a stop member 541.
- the rotation stop 541 is a damper.
- the rotation preventing member 541 is for preventing the head case 512 from rotating in one direction with respect to the first casing 550.
- the damping device 540 also includes a trigger member 542 and a return spring 543.
- the trigger member 542 controls the rotation stopper 541. It is used to control the rotation stop 541 in different positions.
- the return spring 543 applies a force to the rotation stopper 541 to return it to the initial state ⁇ .
- the lawnmower 500 also includes a protective cover 551.
- the protective cover 551 is fixed to the first housing 550.
- Both ends of the return spring 543 are separated from the rotation preventing member 541 and the protective cover 551.
- the return spring 543 exerts a force between the boot 55 1 and the stopper 541.
- the damper 540 also includes a guard 544 and a guide 545 that covers the surface of the trigger 542 for the user to operate the trigger 542.
- the guide member 545 cooperates with the rotation stop member 541 and the trigger member 542 to guide the direction of movement of the rotation preventing member 541 and the trigger member 542.
- the guide member 5 45 is fixed to the first housing 550.
- the guide member 545 can be integrally formed with the protective cover 551 or the first housing 550.
- the protective cover 551 can also be integrally formed with the first housing 550.
- the protective cover 551, the first housing 550 and the guide member 545 can also be constructed as one piece integrally formed.
- the head case 512 is formed with a stopper projection 512f which cooperates with the rotation stopper 541 for stopping the rotation of the head housing 512 with respect to the bobbin 511.
- the stopper projection 512f is formed by the upper cover 512a and is provided at the edge of the upper cover 51a.
- the rotation stop 541 has a first position and a second position with respect to the grass head 510 or the first housing 550.
- the first position ⁇ that is, the initial position of the rotation preventing member 541, referring to the state shown in Figs. 19 and 31, the rotation preventing member 54 1 is separated from the head case 512, and the rotation preventing member 541 is not engaged with the stopper projection 512f.
- the head shell 512 is prevented from rotating in one direction. Or the rotation stop 541 does not protrude downward.
- the second position that is, the rotation stop position, in the rotation stop position ⁇
- the rotation preventing member 541 is in contact with the head case 512
- the rotation head case 512 is opposite to the first
- the housing 550 is rotated in one direction.
- the rotation of the rotation preventing member 541 with the stopper projection 512f can prevent the head housing 512 from rotating toward the reverse rotation needle in the direction indicated by the arrow in FIG.
- the rotation preventing member 541 can slide relative to the grass head 510 or the first casing 550, and the rotation preventing member 541 can slide in the rotation axis direction of the grass head 510 or the sliding direction of the rotation preventing member 541 is parallel with the grass head.
- the rotation stop member 541 is also rotatable relative to the first housing 550, and the rotation axis of the rotation stop member 541 is parallel to the rotation axis of the grass head 510 or the rotation axis of the drive shaft 522.
- the rotation preventing member 541 is formed with a guide rib 541a
- the guide member 545 is formed with a guide groove 545a.
- the rotation preventing member 541 slides relative to the first housing 550, and the guide rib 5411 slides in the guide groove 545a.
- the engagement of the guide groove 545a with the guide rib 541a prevents the rotation of the rotation preventing member 541 with respect to the first housing 550.
- the trigger member 542 is also provided with a finite stop rib 542a, and the engagement of the limit rib 542a with the guide groove 545a prevents the rotation of the trigger member 542 relative to the first housing 550.
- the trigger member 542 is formed with a driving surface 542b, and the rotation preventing member 541 is formed with a fitting surface 54 lb. Specifically, the driving surface 542b is formed at the bottom of the trigger member 542. The mating surface 541b is formed with a top portion of the guide rib 541a.
- the triggering member 542 presses the rotation preventing member 541 downward, the guiding rib 541a of the rotation preventing member 541 slides along the guiding groove 545a and finally disengages from the guiding groove 545a, and the limiting rib of the triggering member 542
- the 542a is still within the guide slot 545a, thereby preventing the trigger member 542 from rotating relative to the first housing 550.
- the driving surface 5422 of the triggering member 542 cooperates with the mating surface 5412 of the rotation preventing member 541.
- the driving surface 5422 and the mating surface 5412 form a mating surface, so that the rotation preventing member 541 is opposite to the triggering member 542 or relative to the first
- the housing 550 rotates and eventually reaches the stop position.
- the user controls the grass head 510 to enter the cutting mode or the pay-off mode, and the grass head 510 is rotated in one direction.
- the direction of rotation of the motor in the cutting mode of the lawnmower 500 is different from the direction of rotation of the motor in the automatic loading mode.
- the direction of rotation of the motor in the pay-off mode is different from the direction of rotation of the motor in the auto-loading mode.
- the motor-driven grass head 510 rotates in the opposite direction.
- the skull case 512 is rotated along the direction of the arrow as shown by the arrow in Fig. 19. This direction is opposite to the rotation preventing member 541 which prevents the head case 512 from rotating.
- the stopper projection 512f on the head case 512 is in contact with the rotation preventing member 541, and the rotation preventing member 541 is rotated.
- the rotation preventing member 541 is rotated to correspond to the guide groove 545a, the rotation preventing member 541 is at the return spring. Under the action of 543, the guide rib 541a slides upward in the guide groove 545a to return to the initial position.
- the operating device 530 includes: a first operation A piece 531 and a second operating member 533.
- the first operating member 531 is triggered to drive the mower 500 in the cutting mode;
- the second operating member 533 is an operating member.
- the second operating member 533 is for the user to operate the automatic loading mode of the lawnmower 500.
- the operating device 530 also includes a handle housing 532 for the user to hold.
- the first operating member 531 and the second operating member 533 are coupled to the handle housing 532.
- the first operating member 531 and the second operating member 533 are relatively close to each other for user operation.
- the lawnmower 500 further includes a first electronic switch and a second electronic switch; the first operating member 531 controls the first electronic switch; and the second operating member 533 controls the second electronic device. Shaoguan.
- the first operating member 531 is triggered, the second operating member 533 cannot be triggered.
- the second operating member 533 is triggered, and the first operating member 531 cannot be triggered.
- the first operating member 531 is triggered, the lawnmower 500 is in the cutting mode, and the second operating member 533 is operated without releasing the first operating member 531, and the lawnmower 500 cannot enter the automatic loading mode.
- the lawnmower 500 is in the automatic loading mode ⁇ , and the first operating member 531 is operated without releasing the second operating member 533, and the lawnmower 500 cannot enter the pay-off mode.
- the lawnmower further includes a first electronic switch, and the first electronic switch can be controlled by the first operating member and the second operating member.
- the first operating member 531 activates the motor, the first operating member 531 activates the motor 521, and the motor 521 operates in the first operating state.
- the second operating member 533 activates the motor 521, and the second operating member 533 activates the motor 521A, and the motor 521 operates in the second operating state.
- the motor 521 in the first operating state is turned by the motor 521 that is different from the second operating state.
- the motor 521 in the first operating state has a different rotational speed than the motor 521 in the second operating state.
- the motor 521 in the first operating state has a different rotational speed than the motor 521 in the second operating state.
- the motor 521 operates in the second operating state.
- the motor 521 operates in the first operating state.
- the rotation speed of the motor 521 is 4000 rpm or more and 8000 rpm or less.
- the lawn mower 500 is in the automatic loading mode, and the rotation speed of the bobbin 511 is greater than or equal to 100 rpm and less than or equal to 2000 rpm.
- the rotational speed of the bobbin 511 is 300 rpm or more and 800 rpm or less.
- the rotational speed of the bobbin 511 is 30 rpm or more and 600 rpm or less.
- the rotational speed of the bobbin 511 is greater than or equal to 60 ⁇ 1 ⁇ ", which is equal to 300 pm.
- the ratio of the rotational speed of the cutting mode spool 511 to the rotational speed of the spool 511 in the automatic loading mode is 5 or more and 300 or less.
- the rotation speed of the bobbin 511 is The ratio of the rotational speed of the bobbin 511 in the automatic loading mode is 10 or more and 200 or less.
- FIG. 6a shows a scheme in which the drive shaft 622 of the motor 621 drives the head housing 612 and the one-way bearing 640 dampens the bobbin 611.
- the drive device 620 includes a motor 621.
- the grass head 610 includes a bobbin 611 and a head shell 612.
- the rotation support 650 is configured as a housing that can accommodate the motor 621, and the one-way bearing 640 is provided with a bobbin 6
- the bobbin 611 is relatively unidirectionally rotatable relative to the rotation support member 650.
- the drive shaft 622 passes through the bobbin 611 but does not directly drive the bobbin 611, that is, the torque is not directly transmitted between the bobbins 611; the drive shaft 622 is connected to the head housing 612 to directly drive the head housing 612, and the head housing 612 is similarly
- the bobbin 611 and the head housing 612 can be rotated synchronously to perform the cutting mode, then when the motor 621 is rotated in the reverse direction, the bobbin 611 and the head The housing 612 can be rotated relative to perform an automatic loading mode.
- the damper member can not only dampen the resistance of the head shell to its rotation, but also apply a resistance to the bobbin to dampen its rotation.
- the damper device can apply damping to both the bobbin and the head shell, for example, based on FIG. 6a, a deceleration can be provided in the auto-loading mode to make the head shell 612 also damped by contact.
- the damper device may include a first damper member and a second damper member.
- the first damper applies a first resistance to the bobbin to dampen the rotation of the bobbin.
- the second damper applies a second resistance to the rotation of the head casing to the head shell. Due to the action of the first resistance and the second resistance, the head shell and the bobbin are relatively rotatable.
- the grass head 810 in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 7a and 7b includes a bobbin 811 and a head shell 812 similar to the previous scheme, the drive shaft 822 being directly coupled to the bobbin 811 to drive the bobbin 811 to rotate, the bobbin 811 and the head
- the housings 812 respectively form a mating transmission structure 811a and 812a.
- the transmission structures 811a, 812a cooperate to enable the rotating bobbin 811 to rotate the head housing 812.
- the transmission structures 811a, 812a are disengaged. If the skull housing 812 is subjected to damping, the bobbin 811 and the head housing 812 are relatively rotated.
- an electromagnet 813 is further provided in the solution shown in FIG. 7a and a magnetic member 812b is fixed on the head case 812; a support member 814 may be provided to mount the electromagnet 813.
- the support 814 can be a shroud of a lawnmower, a motor housing, or other component that is fixedly coupled thereto.
- the electromagnet 813 is energized to generate the magnetic field attracting magnetic member 812b, thereby changing the axial position of the head case 812, and the control motor causes the drive shaft 822 to drive the bobbin 811, so that the bobbin 81 is made. 1 and the head shell 812 are relatively rotated.
- the electromagnet 813 no longer generates a magnetic field, and the head casing 812 is axially moved to a position where the transmission structures 811a, 812a are engaged, so that the bobbin 811 drives the head casing 812 to rotate synchronously.
- the magnetic member 812b may be a ring-shaped part.
- the electromagnet 813 can be placed at the corresponding position.
- the grass head 810' in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 8a and 8b directly pulls the head shell 812' with a drawstring 813' that passes through the drive shaft 822' to effect a change in its position, thereby causing the spool 811. 'Can rotate relative to the head shell 812'.
- the grass head 810" in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 8c and 8d uses the pull cord 813" to pull the head shell 812" directly from the top draw cord 813" to effect a change in its position, thereby causing the spool 811. "Can rotate relative to the head shell 812". Of course, it is also possible to drive the head drive and change the position of the spool in a similar manner to achieve the above functions.
- a clutch device is provided, which is mainly used to disengage the bobbin and the head shell at the required time.
- the drive shaft drives only one of them to cause relative rotation of the bobbin and the head casing, and when they are required to rotate synchronously, a drive fit is formed between the bobbin and the head casing, causing one of them to drive the other.
- the lawnmower 900 includes a brushless motor 901, a drive circuit 902, a controller 903, a detecting device 904, a power circuit 905, and a power source 906.
- the brushless motor 901 includes three-phase windings that form a Y-connection.
- the three-phase windings may also be connected by a triangle.
- the driving circuit 902 is used to drive the brushless motor 901.
- the driving circuit 902 includes six-arm full-bridge circuits composed of six semiconductor switches Q1 to Q6, and windings of the brushless motor 901.
- the terminals are respectively connected between the two semiconductor switches corresponding to the driving circuit 902.
- the semiconductor switches Q 1 through Q6 of the drive circuit 902 can be driven by respective electrical signals to conduct the circuit there with a certain duty cycle, thereby causing current to pass through the respective windings, thereby driving the brushless motor.
- the control signal can control the current of the brushless motor by controlling the duty ratio of the semiconductor switches Q1 to Q6, thereby controlling the rotation speed of the brushless motor.
- the function of the controller 903 is to control the driving circuit, and further, to issue a control signal to the driving circuit, the controller 903 can be mainly composed of a main chip for performing arithmetic and signal output and one main for outputting the driving signal to The driving chip of the driving circuit is configured.
- the main chip controls the driving circuit by controlling the driving chip.
- the controller 903 can also be composed entirely of one chip.
- the detecting device 904 may include a Hall sensor including a plurality of Hall elements, and the detecting device 904 may determine the rotational speed of the rotor of the brushless motor 901 based on a change in the signal of the detecting Hall element.
- the detecting device 904 can also detect the voltage and current of the windings in the brushless motor and feed back to the controller 903 as a basis for the controller 903 to achieve control.
- the power supply circuit 905 is mainly used to adjust the voltage from the power supply to enable the controller 903 to obtain a suitable power source.
- the 906 is primarily used to power the entire lawnmower 900.
- the power source 906 is a battery device that is repeatedly charged.
- a physical switch 907 can be disposed between the controller 903 and the power supply circuit 905, which can be controlled by the user to turn on or off the electrical connection between the controller 903 and the power supply circuit 905.
- the controller 903 cannot drive the brushless motor 901.
- the physical switch 907 can be used as a master control for the lawnmower 900 for user operation to control whether the brushless motor 901 is activated.
- a signal switch 908 can also be provided.
- the signal can be turned off to send different signals, and the controller 903 can issue the signal according to the signal 908.
- Different control modes of the signal output make the brushless motor have different rotation states. Therefore, the signal switch 908 can be used as an operation member for mode selection by the user, so that the user can select the cutting mode or the automatic loading mode.
- the signal switch 908 issues a first signal, and then the user controls the physical switch 907 to power on the controller 903, and the controller 903 is in accordance with the received first signal.
- the drive signal is output to the drive circuit 902 to cause the brushless motor 901 to rotate forward at a higher rotational speed.
- the signal switch 908 emits a second signal different from the first signal, so that the controller 903 can be in the second control mode according to the second signal, and the output control signal causes the brushless motor 901 to The lower speed reverses the rotation.
- the control of the rotational speed may be implemented by the controller 903 in the first control mode and the second control mode, the duty ratio of the signal for driving the drive circuit 902, and the controller 903 may be in the first control mode.
- a relatively high drive signal is vacated, while a second control mode ⁇ outputs a signal with a lower duty cycle.
- the detecting device 904 can detect the current of the brushless motor 901.
- the wire is inserted as shown in FIG. 4h, the grass rope will be tightened after the winding is completed.
- the current of the brushless motor 901 suddenly increases, and the controller 903 can judge whether or not the tension is caused by the threshold value of the current threshold or the current slope to stop the brushless motor 901 in the automatic loading mode.
- the load of the brushless motor 901 becomes larger due to the increase in the mass of the straw rope, which causes the current of the brushless motor to also increase, so a current threshold can also be set. Determine if the winding is complete.
- the rotational speed of the motor also decreases. Therefore, it is also possible to set a threshold value of the rotational speed or a threshold of the rotational speed slope as a criterion for whether or not the winding is completed.
- the controller 903 judges that the automatic loading is completed.
- a position sensor or an optical sensor or the like may be used to judge the position and state of the straw rope to end the automatic loading mode.
- the user may operate the automatic loading mode by mistake, and the controller 903 may be reversed to start the automatic loading mode.
- the controller 903 determines that the current situation is not suitable for running the automatic loading mode, and then stops driving the brushless motor 901, and prompts by sound or light signal. user.
- the controller 903 can determine the load of the brushless motor 901 according to the rotational speed or current of the brushless motor.
- controller 903 can implement the following control methods:
- the lawnmower 900 as shown in FIG. 9c adopts a brush motor 90A.
- a switching switch 902' can be set to directly switch between the brush motor 90 and the power supply 903'. The connection mode is then activated in the operation master switch 904' to enable the brush motor 90 to rotate.
- the lawnmower 910 shown in FIG. 10a is different from the lawnmower 500 of FIG. 5a in that the position of the second operating member is different.
- the second operating member 911 is disposed on the link assembly 912, and the second operating member 911 is adjacent to the grassing head 913.
- the second operating member 921 of the lawnmower 920 can also be disposed in the first housing 922.
- the second operating member 931 of the lawnmower 930 may also be disposed on the shield 932.
- the operating member is disposed close to the grass head, so that the user can easily start the automatic loading line after the straw string is inserted into the grass head.
- the first operating member that initiates the cutting function is remote from the second operating member, and the user is not in danger of touching the first operating member after performing the automatic loading. Similarly, the user does not accidentally touch the second operating member while performing the cutting function.
- the grass head 940 shown in FIGS. 11a to 11c includes: a bobbin 941, a head case 942, and a wire frame member 943.
- the bobbin 941 can be driven to rotate by a motor.
- the head case 942 includes a detachable upper case 942a and a lower case 942b, and the head case 942 is rotatable relative to the bobbin 941.
- the wire frame member 943 can be mounted to the head casing 942 in a detachable or non-removable manner, particularly to the upper casing 942a.
- the wire frame member 943 is rotatable relative to the bobbin 941 after being mounted to the upper case 942a, and further, the wire frame member 943 is rotated in synchronization with the head case 942 composed of the upper case 942a and the lower case 942b after being mounted to the upper case 942a.
- the lower case 942 is removed and the upper case 942a is rotated in synchronization.
- the wire frame member 943 can also be mounted to other components that are rotatable relative to the spool 941.
- the wire frame member 943 is formed with a wire frame structure 943a through which the straw string can pass, and a connecting arm 943b connecting the wire frame structure 943a to the wire frame structure 943a outside the bobbin 941, specifically, if the wire shaft 941 The axis of rotation is the axial direction, and the connecting arm 943b causes the wire frame structure 943a to be located outside the circumferential direction of the bobbin 941.
- the user can use the non-smashing head case 942, that is, without separating the upper case 942a and the lower case 942b constituting the head case 942.
- the line which is similar to the threading method previously described, allows the straw string to pass through the threading hole 942c of the head shell 942, and since the wire frame member 943 and the head shell 942 cannot rotate relative to each other, the thread of the wire frame member 943 can be disposed.
- the frame structure 943a and the head shell 942 are worn.
- the wire holes 942c are correspondingly positioned so that the grass rope passing through the threading holes 942c can also pass through the wire frame structure 943a, and then the grass rope is inserted into the wire shaft 941, so that when the wire loading mode is entered, regardless of the driving wire shaft 941
- the drive head casing 942 and the wire frame member 943 are integrally formed, and the bobbin 941 is rotated with respect to the threading hole 942c or the wire frame structure 943a, so that the grass rope is wound around the bobbin 941. This has the advantage that the user can complete the winding without having to hit the head casing 94 2 .
- the user can also realize the winding by means of the smashing head shell 942.
- the user first smashes the lower shell 942b of the head shell 942, thereby exposing the bobbin 941 and the wire frame member 943, and then passing the straw rope through the line.
- the wire frame structure 943a of the frame member 943 is inserted into the bobbin 941.
- the user can operate the grass cutter to realize the relative rotation of the shaft 941 and the wire frame member 943, so that the grass rope is continuously passed through the wire frame structure 943a to be wound around the wire shaft 941 until the wire is completed.
- the user can install the lower case 942b back. This has the advantage that the user can easily observe the winding condition of the bobbin 941, thereby controlling according to the winding condition.
- the head shell 942 may be made of a transparent material in whole or in part without using the wire frame member 943, and the purpose of observing the winding condition can also be achieved.
- the wire frame member 943 can also be used as a detachable attachment, and the user can punch the head casing 942, separate the lower casing 942b, and then attach the wire frame member 943 to the upper casing. 942a or other component that is rotatable for spool 941, such as housing 944 for housing a motor. After the installation is completed, the user can pass the straw string through the wire frame structure 943a of the wire frame member 943, and then insert it into the bobbin 913, and then the driving axis 941 is rotated. Of course, the wire frame member 943 can also be driven to rotate, and the relative rotation bobbin 941 can be driven.
- the wire frame member 943 enables the grass rope to be wound around the bobbin 941. Then, the wire frame member 943 as an attachment is detached, and the free end of the straw string is taken out from the inside and the outside of the threading hole 942c of the lower case 942b, and the lower case 942b is attached and coupled to the upper case 942a, thereby completing the wire loading.
- the upper case 942a and the lower case 942b may each be formed as one half of the threading hole 94 2c. When the upper case 942a and the lower case 942b are combined into a unitary body, a complete threading hole is formed, which is equivalent to the upper case 942a and the lower case 942b, respectively. Two slots are formed.
- the straw string is positioned in the groove of the upper case 942a or the lower case 942b, and then the upper case 942a and the lower case 942b are combined as a whole.
- the threading hole formed after the combination it is convenient for the user to let the free end of the straw rope pass through the head shell 942 from the inside to the outside.
- the detachable wire frame member 943 is advantageous in that, for the grass omniable machine in which the head case 942 can be integrally or partially detached, the bobbin 941 can be exposed by disassembling the head case 942, and then configured as an attachment. Installed The wire frame member 943 (may not be mounted to the head casing 942, and may be directly mounted to other relatively fixed components of the motor relative to the lawnmower, such as the motor casing or the shield), and the spool 941 can be driven at a lower speed. Automatically loading the wire, which enables the lawnmower that does not have the automatic wire loading function to have the corresponding automatic assembly hardware structure after being equipped with the wire frame member 943 as an accessory. Of course, the motor of the drive spool 941 needs to be adjusted. So that the automatic loading of the spool 941 is at a lower speed to ensure user safety.
- the wire frame member 943 forms a wire frame structure 943a.
- the wire frame member 943 is rotated relative to the bobbin 941, and the wire frame member 943 is equivalent to a simulated human hand.
- the wire frame structure 943a is equivalent to the function of the user's finger for holding the straw rope; therefore, the wire frame member 943 can be defined as a wire holding member, that is, holding the grass rope to make grass
- the wire frame structure 943a formed by the wire frame member 943 can be defined as a wire-holding structure, that is, the function of the finger is to maintain a certain positioning function on the grass rope, and the grass is also used to make grass.
- the cord can be continuously wound to the bobbin 941 through the wire frame structure 943a.
- the bobbin 94 and the head shell 942' in the grass head 940' shown in FIG. 1 Id may adopt the same scheme as the grass head 940 shown in FIGS. 1a to 1 lc, with the difference that, in FIG. 11c The wire frame member 943 is replaced with a winding pin 943'.
- the head case 942' may be composed of a detachable upper case 942a' and a lower case 942b'. Similar to the wire frame member 943, the winding pin 943' may be detachable or non-removable, and may be mounted to the upper case 942a' or to other members rotatable relative to the bobbin 941'. The difference is that the winding pin 943' is not formed with the wire frame structure 943a like the wire frame member 943, but forms a recessed portion 943a' which can be used to bypass the winding pin 943' from there. The grass rope is fixedly positioned, and the winding pin 943' is rotated relative to the bobbin 94 ⁇ .
- the recessed portion 943a' can drive the grass rope by friction, thereby realizing the automatic loading. Therefore, the winding pin 943' can also be defined as a wire holding member, and the recess portion 943a' can be defined as a wire holding structure.
- the wire frame member 953 can function as a separate functional accessory from the grass head 950.
- the wire frame member 953 includes a wire frame structure 953a, and a fixing seat 953c in addition to the connecting arm 953b, and the fixing seat 953c is connected to the connecting arm 953b.
- the user can insert the straw string into the bobbin 951 through the wire frame structure 953a, and then drive the motor of the grass cutter to drive the bobbin 951, and the bobbin 951 rotates relative to the wire frame member 953, thereby realizing automatic loading.
- the lawnmower or the spool 951 can also be fixed by using an auxiliary device such as a bracket, and then the wire frame member 953 is driven by the additional motor 954 to rotate relative to the spool 951, thereby realizing automatic operation. Install the line.
- the wire frame member 953 as a separate accessory or its combination with the corresponding driving device can be used to realize automatic loading without having to fight grass. The machine made more improvements.
- the lawnmower further includes a grass head 961, a motor 962, and an energy storage device 963.
- the motor 962 drives the grass head 961 to rotate for cutting.
- the grass head 961 includes a bobbin and a head shell.
- the head housing houses the spool.
- the specific structure of the grass head 961 can be referred to the grass head 410 shown in Figs. 4a to 4d.
- the lawnmower includes a housing 964 that houses a motor 962.
- motor 962 is a motor.
- the motor is provided with a motor shaft 966 for outputting power.
- the lawnmower has an automatic loading function.
- the relative rotation of the bobbin and the head shell automatically winds the grass rope to the bobbin for automatic thread loading.
- the energy storage device 963 drives one of the bobbins or the head casing to rotate relative to the other to realize the automatic loading function. Rotation of motor 962 causes energy storage device 963 to store energy, and then user controls energy storage device 963 to release stored energy for automated wire loading.
- the energy storage device 963 is disposed within the housing 964.
- the energy storage device 963 is mounted to the top of the motor 962.
- the energy storage device 963 includes a resilient member 965.
- the elastic member 965 is a coil spring.
- One end of the coil spring is coupled to the motor shaft 966.
- the motor shaft 966 is rotated to move one end of the coil spring in the direction indicated by arrow 967.
- the other end of the coil spring is fixed.
- This ⁇ stores the elastic potential energy by the coil spring.
- the motor shaft 966 rotates in the reverse direction.
- the motor shaft 966 is connected to the bobbin or the head shell, and the motor shaft 966 drives one of the bobbin or the head shell to rotate relative to the other. . This enables automatic loading.
- the lawn mower includes at least: a bobbin, a wire holding member and a motor; wherein the bobbin is used for loading a straw rope, and specifically, the bobbin may be wound in a form of a straw rope or The grass rope is loaded by other forms such as storage; the main function of the wire holding member is similar to the effect of winding the grass rope on the spool by hand, the finger on the grass rope, that is, the grass rope has a certain limit function.
- the wire holding member may be configured in the form of a casing that accommodates the bobbin.
- the head shell acts as a wire holder.
- the control method includes: S101: powering a motor to relatively rotate the bobbin and the wire holding member. More specifically, the control method provides power to the motor when the lawnmower is operated by the user. What is supplied to the motor can be electrical energy.
- the lawnmower further includes a controller and an operating member, the controller can be used to control whether to power the motor, and when the operating member is triggered by the user, the controller controls the lawnmower to power the motor. . Alternatively, if the operating member is triggered again, the controller can be controlled to stop the lawnmower from powering the motor.
- the lawnmower further includes another operating member, and when the operating member is started by the user, the controller can control the grass cutter to stop supplying power to the motor.
- the user is required to press two different operating members of the lawnmower to enable the controller to control the lawnmower to power the motor.
- the motor can be stopped in an automatic manner.
- the operation method includes: S101: powering the motor; S102: determining whether the slope of the motor load is greater than a preset value; S103: stopping supplying power to the motor.
- the controller determines whether to stop powering the motor according to the slope of the load of the motor (the slope in the present application should be considered to include a mathematical definition indicating a growth trend such as a derivative), when the slope of the motor load is greater than a preset value ⁇
- the lawnmower can be automatically controlled to stop powering the motor; when it is judged that the slope of the motor load is not greater than the preset value, the lawnmower is controlled to continue to power the motor.
- the load can be judged based on the rotational speed of the motor.
- the slope of the motor can be judged. When the slope of the motor speed is lower than the preset value, the controller stops supplying power to the motor.
- the control method may be controlled in a fixed manner, the control method includes: S201: powering the motor; S202: performing counting; S203: judging the daytime Whether the preset length is satisfied; S204: Stop powering the motor. Specifically, when the controller controls the hit The grass machine starts to provide power to the motor, and when the length of the meter meets the preset length, the lawn mower is controlled to stop powering the motor. When the length of the meter does not meet the preset length, the control mower continues to power the motor.
- different power may be supplied to the motor to relatively rotate the bobbin and the wire holding member at the first relative rotational speed and the second relative rotational speed, respectively.
- the rotational speed of the motor can be varied so that the relative rotational speed between the spool and the wire retaining member can vary.
- the relative rotation speed between the spool and the wire holding member should be less than the speed at which the grasser hits the grass, or the speed of the spool.
- the method mainly includes the following steps:
- a lawnmower comprising: a bobbin for winding the straw rope, a wire holding member formed with a wire holding structure for the grass rope to pass through, and a driveable spool or a motor that holds at least one of the wire members
- the lawnmower provided in this step may also be the lawnmower in the various schemes described above. It should be noted that the wire holding member is detachable.
- the straw string is inserted or passed around the wire holder to the spool; whether it is passed or bypassed, depending on the specific form of the wire holding member and the wire holding structure,
- the introduced lawnmower solution likewise, the insertion to the spool can be understood as a hole or groove formed in the spool, or other structure that can limit the end of the straw.
- This step enables the bobbin and the thread holding member to act on the grass rope to prepare the straw.
- the user can activate the motor of the lawnmower by the action member or an action of a sensor capable of triggering the setting of the lawnmower to relatively rotate the spool and the wire holding member.
- the user can turn off the motor to make the spool and the wire holding member relatively stationary.
- the motor can be activated by triggering an operating member provided by a lawnmower; the motor can be turned off by triggering the operating member again, or the motor can be turned off by triggering another operating member.
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