Litter-Robot 3 Connect Self-Cleaning Litter Box – Grey Manual

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will affect the weight of the unit, including emptying the

Waste Drawer, adding or removing litter from the Globe, or

cleaning or moving the unit. When you are done, turn the

unit back on. The Litter-Robot will perform an initial Clean

cycle and the Cat Sensor will take a new measurement of the

unit’s weight.

The Reset button is another way to reset the Cat

Sensor after doing anything that affects the unit’s weight.

Press Reset firmly and quickly, then watch for the blue light

to flash to confirm you have reset the Cat Sensor. Be careful

not to rest on the unit as you press the button or your weight

will influence the reading.

Drawer Full Indicator (DFI)

The Litter-Robot is equipped with

infrared emitters and sensors

located above the Waste Drawer

that check if the drawer is full each

time the Globe returns to the Home

position. The Control Panel displays

a flashing blue light when the DFI is

activated. Upon the first activation

of the DFI, the blue light flashes,

and the Cat Sensor remains active. Upon the third activation

of the DFI (after 2 more Clean cycles), the Cat Sensor

deactivates and the unit will no longer cycle automatically.

Check or empty the Waste Drawer, then press Reset to

cancel the indicator and reset the Cat Sensor.

Automatic Night Light

Although cats generally have excellent vision, aging and

illness can diminish their ability to see in low light conditions.

The Automatic Night Light, located in the upper Bonnet, is

there to help guide your cat to the litter box. A light sensor

located above the Cycle button turns the Night Light on and

off automatically. Turn the Night Light function on and off by

pressing and holding the Power button (see

Control Panel -

Buttons section  Power Button

, page 13).