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Automated Pet Care Products, Inc.

How the Cat Sensor Works

The Litter-Robot Cat Sensor is a weight sensitive switch

that detects your cat when it enters or exits the Globe.

Your cat must be at least five (5) lbs for the

sensor to work. Do not use the Litter-Robot with

kittens or cats that weigh less than five lbs.

A seven minute count-down is started upon the cat

leaving the Globe. The Litter-Robot starts its cleaning

cycle at the end of the count-down. Any subsequent

tripping of the Cat Sensor will start a new seven minute

count-down, preventing the Globe from rotating with

your cat inside.

Testing the Cat Sensor

1. Make sure that the Litter-Robot is ready to be

activated (the green light should be on).

2. Next, press down on the step on the drawer and

then release it. The red light should be on.

3. Cancel the red light by pressing any button. The

green light should now be on, indicating that the

Litter-Robot is again OK and waiting. If the red light

does not go off, there may be too much litter in the

Globe or the Cat Sensor switch may be

contaminated (see Troubleshooting Guide).

4. Caution: Please make sure that your smallest

cat is heavy enough to trip the weight sensor

before allowing the Litter-Robot to operate in

unattended automatic mode.

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Adjusting the Cat Sensor

The Cat Sensor is set at the factory for a cat weight of

five (5) pounds. If you need to adjust the sensor's

sensitivity for your cat, this section provides detailed,

step-by-step instructions.

Adjusting the Cat Sensor is quite easy. You will need a

pair of pliers or a small wrench.

1. Unplug the power cord. Remove the waste

drawer by pulling it out.

2. Locate the sensor at the front and in the center

of the bottom of the Base. You will see two

wires and a lock nut.

3. Remove the nut using pliers or wrench, hold the

loose wire as you remove the nut.

4. Remove the wire that was held in place by the

nut.

5. The next visible item on top looks like a flat

silver disc. If you press down on the Base, you

40 W. Howard, Suite B-5, Pontiac, MI 48342

Toll Free: 877-250-7729 Fax: 248-253-1797