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Husqvarna Automower error 110

Collision sensor error

Fault / warning

Also shown as E110 · fault code 110 · message 110

The collision sensors have been activated and the mower has stopped. Before assuming a failed sensor, note that this reads the body moving against the chassis — so anything jamming that movement produces the same error as a real collision, and it will often clear on its own once whatever it is works loose.

Common causes

How to fix it

  1. Look in the gap between the body and the chassis and brush out any grass, twigs or dirt. This is the most common cause and costs nothing to rule out.
  2. Check the body is fully in place and moves freely on its mounts — that movement is what the sensors measure, so anything binding it reads as a collision.
  3. Make sure the mower isn't wedged against something. Free it and let it reverse away.
  4. Cut long grass down with a conventional mower first, and raise the cutting height if it is set low — both leave the mower pushing against more resistance than the sensors expect.
  5. Check both drive wheels turn freely and nothing is wound around them.
  6. Restart the mower. If the app offers “Reset Error”, use that and then restart from the app.
  7. If it comes back after all of that, it is a dealer job rather than something to keep clearing.
Owner field report

On some models (first reported on a 450X NERA) a persistent collision error with no obstacle in front of the mower can come from the machine itself, not the lawn. A knock hard enough to crack the blade-motor housing can also break a wheel-protector bumper or disturb the small magnet-and-plate the lift/collision safety detection relies on — any of which can make the mower log collisions and refuse to run, while a dealer's diagnostic computer flags only the obvious broken part. The tell: a real obstacle stops the mower at one fixed spot (and it simply reverses off furniture or stones); a fault it carries with it shows up as collisions scattered all over the lawn. Worth checking — clean the lift magnet and the metal plate it meets, then inspect the bumpers and chassis for damage or loose parts.

Shared by a MowerWatch owner — a real-world observation, not official Husqvarna guidance. Check with a dealer.

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