The 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 to ensure your cat is always safe. There are three laser sensors located in the top of the Here’s my recollection of the main issues of the Litter Robot 4 that I have experienced as a user of one, and also some issues experienced by other cat owners as well. their tiny body could go undetected. Still, as the Robot 4 also works with a weight-scale sensor, the kitten would still activate the unit with its body weight (if over 3
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1. Dani-Boyyyy LR Power User 🐾 • 6 mo. ago. If pressing the top of the globe back does make the red light, but your cats aren’t tripping it, another thing you can do is remove the Step 1: Check the Sensor’s Placement. Obviously, the first fix you would want to apply is to check the placement of the sensor. The sensor should be placed in the middle of the entrance, with the lens facing toward the inside of the litter box. If the sensor is not properly placed, it may not be able to detect when a cat enters or exits the box • 1 yr. ago. u/litterrobot. 4. cetheile. • 1 yr. ago. My LR3 does something like this when there's too much litter in it. When there's too much litter and it spins it mistakes the Litter-Robot is the highest-rated automatic, self-cleaning litter box for cats. day in-home trial. 1-year warranty. Free shipping*. One Litter-Robot is suitable for up to four cats–removing the need for multiple boxes. Shop now How it works. they may go outside the litter box or not go at all—potentially leading to a host of Troubleshooting. The weight scale could be detecting additional weight added to the Litter-Robot. If you’ve recently moved or added litter, this could cause the unit to think a cat This will recalibrate the weight sensor and circuit board to reflect the changed weight. If your Litter-Robot 3 is displaying a yellow light flashing slowly, this indicates a cycle has been interrupted either by the cat sensor or bonnet removal. Press the Reset button to resume the cycle Learn how to troubleshoot the cat sensor on your Litter-Robot 3. Find solutions to issues with yellow flashing lights, interrupted cycles, and more. Make sure your unit is at least one inch away from walls and furniture. Inspect the litter and waste drawer and the cat sensor will take a new measurement of the unit's weight. Success: The
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If your Litter-Robot 3 is displaying a yellow light flashing slowly, this indicates a cycle has been interrupted either by the cat sensor or bonnet removal. Press the Reset button to resume the cycle. Successful: If your unit returned home and displays a solid blue light, you've been successful If your Litter-Robot 3 is displaying a yellow light flashing slowly, this indicates a cycle has been interrupted either by the cat sensor or bonnet removal. Press the Reset button to resume the cycle. If your unit returned home and displays a solid blue light, you've been successful. If your unit is not displaying a solid blue light after Occasionally, the DFI sensors will require a recalibration to ensure proper measurement accuracy. First, confirm that your firmware is up to date. Then visit our Calibrating Attempt to manually cycle the unit by pressing the “cycle” button. If the unit cycles properly, move to the next step. Reset the CATS by turning the unit off then on Step 1: Check the Sensor’s Placement. Obviously, the first fix you would want to apply is to check the placement of the sensor. The sensor should be placed in Litter-Robot 3: Blue Light Flashing (Drawer Full) Litter-Robot 3: Buttons and Lights. Litter-Robot 3: Cat not detected. Litter-Robot 3: Cat Sensor Troubleshooting. Litter-Robot 3: Control Panel Lockout. Litter-Robot 3: Cycle delay setting. Litter-Robot 3: Deep Cleaning. Litter-Robot 3: Filling the Globe R/litterrobot. • 1 yr. ago. Trixieleigh. I just got my litter robot 4 and have reset it a few times for incorrect weight. My 18lb cat does not weigh 6lbs (trust me, there are days I wish he The surface for your Litter-Robot should be hard to avoid the unit taking on the extra absorption of weight. If the unit is sitting steady on the ground but has a dip in the middle, the sensor may require much more weight to trigger. Instead, try putting the unit on a surface that is flat, such as a board. If your unit is on tile, we recommend