● Checked Nov 12, 2026From TerraMow support
TerraMow errorE0003
TerraMow V1000 "Blade jammed" (E0003): what it means and the fix
Steps4
ToolsNone
PartsMaybe blades
Works for TerraMow V Series (V1000 and V600).
Short answer
What it means: The blade is jammed. TerraMow says the grass may be too dense or tall, which makes the cutting motor overheat.
Quick fix: For safety, first turn off the main power switch on the underside of the robot.
Fix it in 4 steps
- For safety, first turn off the main power switch on the underside of the robot.Done?
- Check that the blade disc is not blocked.Done?
- If the grass is dense or tall, cut it below 6 cm (2.3 in) with another mower before automatic mowing.TerraMow's online code reference gives about 7 cm for this pre-cut.Done?
- Turn the robot back on and try again.Did it work?
Fixed when: The mower cuts without stopping.
Great, it is fixed. Bookmark this page in case it comes back.
Still showing Blade jammed?
The code comes back after a restart. Email TerraMow support at [email protected] with the error code, or send feedback from the TerraMow app. Contact TerraMow support. Warranty: 2 year limited warranty on the mower, base station, adapter and battery pack, per the V Series manual. TerraMow support →
Parts that fix this
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Why it happens
- Something blocking the blade disc
- Grass too dense or too tall
Other TerraMow V1000 errors
E0001Blade disc blocked›E0002Blade disc motor error›E0004Blade disc motor error›E0101Cutting height module blocked›E0102Cutting height module error›E0103Cutting height module blocked›E0201Robot lifted›E0202Robot lifted›E0301Safety key not detected›E0401Robot tilted›E0402Robot tilted›E0403Motion sensor error›E0501Drive wheel blocked›E0502Drive wheel motor error›E0503Drive wheel motor error›E0504Drive wheel motor blocked›E0601Charging voltage error›E0602Battery fault›E0603Battery temperature out of range›E0604Battery fault›E0701Weak charging connection›E0801Vision sensor error›E0802Vision sensor error›E0803Vision sensor or base station marker dirty or blocked›E0807Robot slips or gets stuck near the station›E0809Vision sensor dirty›E0902Dangerous drop detected›E0903Robot stuck›E0904Target area unreachable›E0905Cannot return to the base station›E0906Obstacles near the station prevent docking›E0908Start the task from the base station›E0909Path planning failed›E0910No power at the base station›E0911Cannot leave the base station›E0912Map does not match the surroundings›E0913Sparse grass blocks leaving the station›E0914Robot outside the work area›E1400Collision sensor blocked›E1404Factory mode›E1406Temperature too high›E1408Base station in the wrong place›E1409Anti-theft alarm›E1410GPS module error›All 48 TerraMow V1000 codes →