Troubleshooting Wizard. Phone and Chat support available Mon-Fri: 9AM-7PM EST and Sat: 9AM-5PM EST, or submit a ticket anytime. Follow our comprehensive guide on Disconnect the bonnet. Gently flex the two front bonnet tabs outward as close to a degree angle as you can and hold for seconds. This will remold the tabs to have a more secure connection. Reattach the bonnet. There are four tabs total: two curved tabs in the back, two on the sides Elegantly designed to maximize comfort for cats of all sizes, Litter-Robot 4 features advanced litter-sifting technology, reduced litter tracking, and real-time monitoring of waste and litter levels through the Whisker app. Explore Litter-Robot 4. Clean bed of litter for every use. Litter-Robot's patented sifting process quietly separates Litter-Robot 3 blue and yellow lights on. If both the blue and yellow lights are illuminated on your Litter-Robot 3, it means that the unit is in 8-hour sleep mode. (The unit will not cycle automatically during those 8 hours.) If you’d like to deactivate sleep mode, press and hold the Cycle button for 5 seconds
Litter Robot 4 Getting Started
I just got the litter robot 4 a few days ago mine started doing the same thing yesterday. I'm going to check out the weight that is supposed to hold the litter mat down. The circle in the middle of the mat in your photo. I'm wondering if that is coming loose mid-cycle and the shift in weight triggers a cat fault sensor 2. 10 comments. Add a Comment. Dani-Boyyyy LR Power User 🐾 • 6 mo. ago. The DFI sensors have nothing to do with weight. They are sensors that read across the top of the Been a few hours and there's no issues yet. Will still be contacting support to discuss the fact that cat urine was able to reach the sensor in the first place, and if there's anything that can be done to prevent this from happening again. A litter box should not be so easily ruined by cats peeing in it. Edit 3: well it worked fine for 24 hours
Litter-Robot Not Cycling? Troubleshooting Common Issues
Each time the unit is powered on and at the end of each Clean cycle, the Cat Sensor measures the weight of the unit. The Cat Sensor then uses that weight as its new baseline. When the cat enters, the Cat Sensor detects increased weight, and knows not to perform a Clean cycle. W hen the cat exits, the Cat The litter is above the fill line or in excess of 10lbs. The cat sensor has not been reset after adding weight. The waste drawer has too much weight. The unit is sitting on an uneven surface - grout lines on a tile floor or in a bathtub. The unit is pushed into a corner, against a wall, or furniture. Objects are resting or Litter level: sensor: Displays the litter level, only for Litter-Robot 4. Pet weight: sensor: Displays the last measured pet weight, only for Litter-Robot 4. Sleep Mode Start Time: sensor: When sleep mode is enabled, displays the current or next sleep mode start time. Sleep Mode End Time: sensor The store will not work correctly in the case when cookies are disabled. Litter-Robot 4 is equipped with OmniSense™ detection that utilizes laser and weight sensor technology to provide real-time litter and waste drawer levels. OmniSense™ also supports the SafeCat system which continuously analyzes four safety zones Troubleshooting Sensor Fault in Litter Robot 4. When troubleshooting a sensor fault in a Litter Robot 4, the first step should be to reset the device. This can help to identify any potential problems that may have caused the sensor fault. If the reset does not work, then sensitivity setting adjustment may be necessary