In the following article on my site, I’m going to discuss the subject that is titled “Why Does My Litter-Robot Keep Stopping During Cycle?.” I will provide you with all of the pertinent information that pertains to the topic. I have high hopes that you will find this essay to be really helpful.
Flashing slowly (about once per second) means the
litter-robot clean cycle
was interrupted. Your cat may have tried to enter the unit as it was cycling, and was detected by the built-in cat sensor ; this caused the unit to pause its cycling. It will resume cycling 15 seconds after the cat leaves the globe.
Why does my Litter-Robot keep stopping upside down?
Litter-Robot:
Ensure the Base is properly situated on a hard level surface, that it is not pushed against a wall, and has nothing resting on it Empty the
waste drawer
regardless of how much waste is collected. Put the Globe back on the unit and ensure that it is on the track.
How do you fix a
torque fault
on a Litter-Robot?
Litter-Robot:
Please try to remove the litter from the globe then press the “Reset” button on the robot then unplug for 10 seconds then plug it back in and let the robot cycle.
What is an over torque fault on Litter-Robot?
Litter-Robot:
Information. Description. If the globe becomes jammed or overloaded, also known as an “over torque fault,” the motor will stop and the control panel will display a yellow-to-red-light blinking sequence To reset the unit, follow these steps: [Turn off and unplug the unit prior to this troubleshooting].
Cat Sensor Interrupt: Why does my Litter-Robot say cat sensor interrupt
This could be a sign that your cat sensor needs adjustment Sometimes after adding litter or replacing litter in the globe, the
total weight
of the globe becomes high enough that during the rotation or even while stationary (without cat inside) the cat sensor is triggered.
What does timing mean on the Litter-Robot?
Litter-Robot:
Flashing: Time to empty – Waste Drawer is full ! Action Needed: Pressing the Button will cancel Drawer Full Indication and Blue LED will be illuminated. Yellow. Illuminated: Unit is running a clean cycle.
Why does my Litter-Robot keep saying drawer is full when I’ve just emptied and reset it?
Litter-Robot:
Debris may cause the DFI to indicate a full drawer regardless of the waste in the drawer Once you are done cleaning your unit, let it dry fully and then reassemble it.
Why does my Litter-Robot keep blinking blue?
Litter-Robot:
If the blue light on your Litter-Robot is flashing, it means your drawer is full and needs to be changed.
Litter-Robot Warranty: How long is Litter-Robot warranty
Litter-Robot is backed by our WhiskerCare™ 1-Year Warranty and you have the option to extend this for 3 years of coverage. During the warranty period, Whisker will repair your Litter-Robot at no charge, including
free shipping
both ways.
How long is the timing on the Litter-Robot?
Litter-Robot:
It can be set for 3, 7, or 15 minutes The default Wait Time setting is 7 minutes. Reduce the Wait Time if it is important to minimize odor and/or the time that waste is available to other pets—such as dogs.
Will Litter-Robot still cycle if drawer is full?
Drawer:
A flashing blue light on the Litter-Robot III Open Air is the Drawer Full Indicator (DFI) sensor advising the
waste drawer
is full and needs to be emptied.
How many cycles before a Litter-Robot is full?
Litter-Robot:
Typically, you will empty the waste drawer once per week if you have one cat. If you have more than one cat using the Litter-Robot, you will typically empty the waste drawer twice every seven to ten days. Perform a full cleaning and litter change every one to three months What happens when you don’t change cat litter?.
References
Litter Robot suddenly stopped mid-cycle and won’t complete rotation
by u/PNW_Jackson in litterrobot
https://support-litter-robot.force.com/s/article/Cat-Sensor-Troubleshooting?language=en_US