And I couldn’t hear any kind of noise like an internal cycle was happening. The yellow light for “Cycling/In Use” came on, but then… nothing. After completing the cycle, the Globe should be in the “home” position with the green light on.”
LITTER ROBOT RED TIMING LIGHT MANUAL
The manual states, “the Litter-Robot will perform an initialization cycle (this takes about 3 minutes). (off camera comments) “Don’t lay in there! Get up! Get Up!”Īccording to the instructions, it’s now time to turn this on for the first time! Press the On/Off switch near the back right side of the base. So, I’m using an extension cord to make the connection. The cord actually isn’t long enough to easily reach the only outlet above on our wall. Plug the main power cord into a wall outlet. It’s time to plug the small connector from the AC adapter into the socket in the back of the base unit. So now we’re back to Step 3 in the manual. I repeated this a few times until I was close to that line.
So, I added a bit, reset the globe, and then checked the line to see if I needed to add more. But, when the globe is at an angle like this when you’re filling it, that line isn’t too helpful. There’s actually a marked line inside on the black rubbery area where you fill it to. However, if you’re currently using a non-clumping litter, you will need to switch to a clumping style instead. Introducing a new kind of litter may increase their level of apprehension. Our two kittens were already used to a certain brand of litter - the Fresh Step UltraCare clumping litter - because it’s specially made for kittens under one year. Your cats need to get used to this new litter box, so I followed the advice in the manual not to switch litter brands as they are first getting used to the Litter Robot. One way is using the “Fill” button on the control panel, but for the initial filling, the Quick Start Guide recommends just tilting the globe back on the base giving you a good access to pour the litter into the “Cat Entry/Exit” opening. There are actually two ways to fill the globe with litter. I’m not sure if Lyla knew I was setting up a new litter box just for her, but either way, nature was calling and she wasn’t waiting any longer! But, I assumed if the Quick Start Guide listed this as step 2, it was okay to do so beforehand. Oddly, the complete manual actually shows this as a later step after turning it on for the first time. Next, fill the Globe with approximately 9 to 10 pounds of standard clumping litter. If you remember from the last video, the drawer came pre-installed with a liner, so this step wasn’t necessary.
LITTER ROBOT RED TIMING LIGHT INSTALL
You can see Winnie was just as excited as I was to get her new present working!īefore plugging in the AC adapter, the Quick Start Guide lists two additional steps.įirst, install the liner. Step 2, put the globe on the base with the “Cat Entry” opening facing the front, making sure the track on the globe engages with the gear in the Base unit. The floor in our laundry area has plenty of room next to the current box, and the tiled floor is quite flat. Step 1 in the manual is to place the Litter-Robot in the same location as the old litter box if at all possible, and to make sure the base is placed on a level and firm surface. Thankfully, this was not a problem for us. By 11:30 the very next morning, I couldn’t wait any longer to try it out with them for the very first time! Our girls had all night to get used to the Litter Robot sitting in their play area. Now, I’m going to show you how I setup our Litter Robot model II, following the instructions in the manual as well as the Quick Start Guide sheet.
Hopefully at this point, you’ve already watched the “Unboxing” video where you got to see what it’s like to receive and unpack a Litter Robot.
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