Litter-Robot 3 Maintenance

Got an issue with your Litter-Robot III Open Air? Colour of light and flash rate or APP history help with diagnosis. Blue flashing light fast flashing yellow light maybe DFI or pinch detector issue. Helpful information is available here.

With so many cat litter options available on the market, choosing the right cat litter can become difficult. There are so many varieties of litters...

The 2 B’s on the Litter-Robot have the electronics on them, being Bonnet and Base. These items are cleaned with a damp cloth, so the electronics do...

The Bonnet and Base connectors are responsible for power flow to the night light in the bonnet and back down again. Narrow metal strips, located on...

One of the key features of the amazing Litter-Robot III open air is versatility in litter able to be used. The Litter-Robot is designed for clay cl...

A General Look at Cleaning the Litter-Robot III Open Air   Litter-Robot III Open Air is made with standard plastics. The black liner inside the gl...

There are 2 sensors that work together to monitor if the drawer is full and needing the liner removing and replacing. The indication is a blue flas...

The Litter-Robot III Open Air is designed to use clay clumping litter, and as such, particle size and weight are important. As a rough guide, small...

Heading home with a new fur baby brings great excitement and joy. Owning a kitten entitles you to a new set of responsibilities and why not? Kitten...

The Low Down on the Litter, gives a little information in relation to the Litter-Robot. But there is more to it, if you feel like digging. Like all...

From time to time, the Litter-Robot will need a deeper clean, depending on how many cats you have, and how they use their toilet. The temperature w...

The pinch detectors are designed as a fail safe should there be something caught in the chute area of the Litter-Robot, such as a very adventurous ...