Worx robot mower blades
Which replacement blades each of the 6 Worx robot mowers sold in Australia takes, with dated prices from 3 Australian sellers.
Most take the WA0190 (6 of 6 models), from $3.33. Check yours below.
Showing 6 of 6 Worx models · grouped by part
Landroid replacement blades WA0190 (12 blades and screws)takes WA0190
How to change the blades on your Worx
Steps for the Landroid replacement blades WA0190 (12 blades and screws) (WA0190), the blade 6 Worx models take. Change it every 2 months.
- 1Turn the Landroid off and remove the battery. Wear protective gloves.
- 2Gently turn the mower over.
- 3Undo the blade screws with a screwdriver and take off the old blades.
- 4Screw the new blades on firmly with the new screws from the kit. Replace all the blades at once and never reuse old screws.
- 5Check that each blade spins freely on its screw.
After changing the blades
No reset needed. Always fit new screws with new blades.
Get a reminder when your Worx blade is due
Most Worx models here change it every 2 months. One email two weeks before, no newsletter. Type the model from the sticker and we set the date for that model.
Common questions
- How often should I change a Worx blade?
- Every 2 months for the Landroid replacement blades WA0190 (12 blades and screws), the most common Worx blade here. Each model page shows the interval for its own blade.
- What happens if I don't change the blade?
- Blunt blades tear the grass tips, which then brown, and the mower works harder on every run.
- Is there anything to reset after changing the blades on a Worx robot mower?
- No reset needed. Always fit new screws with new blades.
All 6 Worx robot mowers we list, A to Z
Brand names describe compatibility only; FitMatch is independent of Worx. Fitment sources are recorded on every model page.