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Important Safety Instructions
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Table of Contents
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Components and Dimensions
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Setting up Your Litter-Robot
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Introducing Your Cat to the Litter-Robot
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Ongoing Maintenance
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Cycles
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Control Panel - Button Functions
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Power Button
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Cycle Button
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Empty Button
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Reset Button
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Control Panel - Indicator Lights
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Cat Sensor
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Drawer Full Indicator
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Automatic Night Light
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Bonnet
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Key
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Step Mat
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8-Hour Sleep Mode
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Wait Time Setting
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Control Panel Lockout
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Optional Backup Battery
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Safety Features
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Frequently Asked Questions
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In-Home Trial
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Contacting Customer Service
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Summary of Contents for whisker Litter-Robot 3
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- Page 3 Whisker exists to make life for pets and pet parents endlessly better. As the leading innovators in pet tech and refined pet accessories, we work tirelessly to solve problems and deliver smarter insights for pet parents while enriching the lives of pets.
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Page 5: Important Safety Instructions
Important Safety Instructions ● Always be sure any cat in your household that might use the Litter-Robot weighs at least 5 pounds. Cats must weigh 5 pounds or more to safely use the Litter-Robot in Automatic Mode. ● Always place the Litter-Robot on a firm, level surface. Avoid soft, uneven, or unstable flooring, which may affect the ability of the unit to detect your cat. - Page 6 whiskersupport.com...
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Page 7: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Important Safety Instructions .....................5 Components and Dimensions ....................8 Setting Up Your Litter-Robot ....................10 Introducing Your Cat to the Litter-Robot ................12 Ongoing Maintenance ........................ 13 Cycles ............................. 14 Control Panel - Button Functions .................... 16 Power Button .......................... 16 Cycle Button ........................... -
Page 8: Components And Dimensions
Components Night Light Bonnet Cat Entry/Exit Globe Fill Line Power Button Control Panel Base Indicator Lights Step Mat Waste Drawer Carbon Filter Front View Bonnet Globe Power Input Base Cat Sensor Rear View whiskersupport.com... - Page 9 Cat Sensor Battery Pocket (Optional Backup Handles Battery) Base Carbon Filter Waste Drawer Waste Drawer Handle Bottom View Dimensions Height Width Depth Weight Fully Assembled 29.50” 24.25” 27.00” 24 lbs. Waste Drawer 5.00” 12.50” 16.00” Entryway 15.50” 10.25” 15”-17” Inside Globe 20.00”...
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Page 10: Setting Up Your Litter-Robot
Setting Up Your Litter-Robot Your Litter-Robot comes fully assembled and ready to use. Get started by following the steps below. Placement If possible, place the Litter-Robot in the same location as the old litter box (at least during transition). ... - Page 11 The Litter-Robot litter sifting system requires clumping litter to work properly. We recommend a high-quality, clay-clumping litter. Use of lightweight litters, such as corn or wheat, may require more weight to activate the Cat Sensor. Litter beads and crystals that are small enough to pass through the screen will also work (periodic changing of this type of litter is required).
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Page 12: Introducing Your Cat To The Litter-Robot
Introducing Your Cat to the Litter-Robot Most likely, your cat will quickly adapt to the Litter-Robot. Here are some ways to facil- itate the transition: Place the Litter-Robot in the same location as the current litter box, set it up (make sure you add litter to the Globe), and make sure it is turned off. -
Page 13: Ongoing Maintenance
Ongoing Maintenance Empty the Waste Drawer when indicated by the flashing blue light on the Control Panel. How often you will need to empty the Waste Drawer depends on the number and size of your cats. For two average-sized cats, twice per week is typical. For a single cat, once per week is usually sufficient. -
Page 14: Cycles
Clean Cycle After your cat leaves the Globe, the Litter-Robot automatically performs a Clean cycle. The patented sifting system separates the clumps from the clean litter and deposits them into the Waste Drawer below. It takes about 2 minutes. You can also press the Cycle button to start a Clean cycle. - Page 15 If your cat re-enters the Globe during the Wait Time countdown (red light is on), the Cat Sensor detects that weight and will not cycle with your cat inside (see page 32). Once your cat exits, a new countdown will begin. Empty Cycle The Empty cycle allows you to empty all of the litter from the Globe into the Waste Drawer for easy disposal.
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Page 16: Control Panel - Button Functions
Control Panel - Button Functions Power Button + (Automatic Night Light) Power Button Night Light Sensor Press and Release: Turns the system power on and off. Press and Hold: Toggles the Automatic Night Light function on and off (see page 23). The Litter-Robot arrives with the Automatic Night Light function activated. -
Page 17: Cycle Button
Cycle Button + [8-Hour Sleep Mode] Cycle Button Press and Release: Starts a Clean cycle (see page 14). To pause a cycle, press any button on the Control Panel. Press Cycle to resume the cycle. To abort the Clean cycle, press any button to pause the cycle, then press Empty or Reset to return the Globe to the Home position. -
Page 18: Empty Button
Empty Button + [Wait Time Setting] Empty Button Press and Release: Starts an Empty cycle (see page 15), which empties all litter from the Globe into the Waste Drawer for easy disposal. During the Empty cycle, the Globe will rotate clockwise, then stop with the yellow light on and await your action. Press any button to return the Globe to the Home position. -
Page 19: Reset Button
Reset Button + [Control Panel Lockout] Reset Button Press and Release: When pressed while the Globe is at the Home position with the blue light on, it resets the Cat Sensor. When pressed during a cycle, it pauses the cycle. If pressed again while paused, it will abort the cycle. -
Page 20: Control Panel - Indicator Lights
Control Panel - Indicator Lights Blue Light On: OK/Standby The unit is OK and ready for your cat’s next use. Blue Light Flashing: Waste Drawer is Full The Waste Drawer is approaching full (see page 23). Remove the waste, install a new liner, then press Reset to cancel the flashing light and adjust the Cat Sensor. - Page 21 Red Light: Cat Sensor Activated and Wait Time Countdown The Cat Sensor has been activated by a cat entering the Globe. Once the cat exits, the Wait Time countdown to a Clean cycle will begin (see page 26). You can cancel the timer (red light) by pressing Reset.
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Page 22: Cat Sensor
Cat Sensor The Cat Sensor is a weight-sensitive switch that detects when a cat enters and exits the Globe. Your cat must weigh at least 5 pounds to trip the Cat Sensor. Do not use the Litter-Robot in the unattended Automatic Mode with kittens that weigh less than 5 pounds. -
Page 23: Drawer Full Indicator
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. -
Page 24: Bonnet
Bonnet The Bonnet functions as a cover and guard for the Waste Port as the Globe rotates. The Bonnet also provides a mount location for the Night Light, wires, and electrical terminals that provide a low and safe 5VDC to the Night Light LED. The Globe will not rotate without the Bonnet installed (see Control Panel - Indicator Lights Yellow Light Flashing, page 20). -
Page 25: Step Mat
Step Mat The Step Mat provides a soft, gripping surface for your cat’s entry/exit, and acts as a litter catch to reduce litter tracking. The flexible, removable Step Mat can be cleared of litter by simply peeling up, turning upside down inside the Globe, and flexing. Step Mat 8-Hour Sleep Mode This mode allows you to deactivate the Cat Sensor for 8 hours so the unit will not cycle... -
Page 26: Wait Time Setting
Wait Time Setting The Wait Time is the elapsed time starting from when your cat exits the Globe until the unit starts a Clean cycle. It can be set for 3, 7, or 15 minutes. The default Wait Time is 7 minutes. -
Connectors Battery Pocket Underside of Base 12VDC, 1.3 Amp Hour Battery The battery pocket and connectors are located in the bottom of the Base. Backup Battery Kits include the battery, bracket, and screws, and can be ordered from Litter-Robot.com. Use and Care Installing Waste Drawer Liners The Litter-Robot ships with a Waste Drawer Liner installed.
- Page 28 Liner Tabs Carbon Filter The Litter-Robot is equipped with a flexible carbon filter pad for absorbing odors in the drawer. Easily removed and installed, replace the carbon filter as needed. Under normal use, one filter should last a few months. The carbon filter is not required for the unit to function.
- Page 29 Emptying the Litter-Robot Press the Empty button to cycle the Globe clockwise, which will allow the litter to fall through the Waste Port and into the Waste Drawer for easy disposal. If litter remains in the Globe, sweep the granules toward the Waste Port. Press any button to return the Globe to the Home position.
- Page 30 Cleaning the Waste Drawer Pull the drawer out. Remove the carbon filter. Clean the drawer with soap and water. Make sure the carbon filter is dry before reinstalling it. Cleaning the Base ● Never submerge or soak the Base. The Base contains the Cat Sensor and electronics.
- Page 31 With Bonnet removed, align gear Rotate Key into pocket in Base. track on Globe with groove in Base. Located on each side of Bonnet, slide Rotate Bonnet downward, aligning rear-facing tabs into slots in Base. tabs with corresponding slots in Base. Snap Bonnet securely into Base.
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Page 32: Safety Features
Safety Features Bonnet The Bonnet functions as a cover and guard for the Waste Port as the Globe rotates. The Bonnet also provides a mount location for the Night Light, wires, and electrical terminals that provide a safe, low 5VDC to the Night Light. The Globe will not rotate without the Bonnet installed (see Control Panel - Indicator Lights Yellow Light Flashing, page 20). - Page 33 Overload Detection If the Globe becomes jammed or overloaded when rotating counter-clockwise, the Motor will stop and the Globe will return to the Home position. The Control Panel will flash blue then red lights. If the Globe becomes jammed or overloaded when rotating clockwise, the Motor will stop and reverse for 5 seconds.
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Page 34: Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions Will my cat actually go inside the Globe? Cats are generally curious and will investigate any new object. Cats that are already used to a covered litter box may be quicker to investigate. We recommend that you place the Litter-Robot in the same location as the old litter box. - Page 35 What happens if my cat tries to enter the Globe while it is rotating? The Cat Sensor will detect your cat once he enters the Globe and the motor will stop. Once your cat leaves the Globe, the Litter-Robot will wait 15 seconds before attempting to resume the cycle.
- Page 36 How much litter do I put in the Litter-Robot? Fill the Globe with approximately 8-10 pounds of litter, until it meets the raised Fill Line on the black rubber Globe liner when spread flat. If there is too much litter in the Globe, it will be expelled into the Waste Drawer during the first few cycles.
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Page 37: In-Home Trial
If you or your cat are not satisfied with your Litter-Robot, simply return it for a refund of the purchase price. You only have to pay return shipping. If you purchased your Litter-Robot through a source other than Whisker, you must coordinate the return with that source according to their return policy. - Page 38 whiskersupport.com...
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