How to replace your Litter-Robot's Cat Sensor | RobotShop Community

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The cat sensor may be small, but is still an important part of your Litter-Robot Open Air III. Without this small component, your robot won’t detect when your cat is inside the litter. Although the sensor is not prone to defects, it is pretty sensible and you could find yourself one day with a Red

This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://community.robotshop.com/blog/show/how-to-replace-your-litter-robots-cat-sensor
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I had to disassemble the globe to put a new liner in. After I put it back together, I found two rectangular magnets left behind. The litter robot no longer works. Do you have any idea where these magnets are from and how to put them back?

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Hi Gil,

We suggest you contact us via the support center in the Domestic Robot department. We will be able to send you further information to fix your globe.

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what exactly do you mean in your instructions for screwing the bolt in? I have a black foot, so do you mean to screw it in until the bolt sicks up above the nut about 1mm

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Hi Lauren,

Exactly, the bolt needs to be screw only 1mm above the nut.

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My has a black foot but the bolt is only 31mm or 30mm including the washer. My serial number is #000065. How much should i screw the bolt?

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Hi Bruno,

With the black foot, screw the bolt so you only have a millimeter or so of the screw over the nut.

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What is the “little piece of plastic” that is black that you are using to hold everything in place when screwing everything back together?