If the Open Air unit cannot find Dump and/or Home position, the control panel will display 3 lights blinking (Red, Yellow and Blue). If you have recently disassembled your globe please advise.
Please remove the globe and check the black gear connected to the motor. When you press on the black gear with your finger, does it seem loose or free‐spinning? If so, please follow the instructions for tightening the set screw.
When replacing the globe onto the base, make certain that the track around the outside of the globe is properly aligned into the groove on the base.
If the unit is plugged into a power strip, try plugging it directly into a wall. Sometimes the issue is caused by a fluctuating power supply, low voltage, or other power issues. If the globe is filled past the fill line remove litter so the fill line is exposed.
Make sure the specifications on the adapter for the power supply you are using is: 15VDC regulated adapter 400mA to 1,000mA.
[Note: If you are using a power supply with different specifications, the Litter‐Robot may appear to work properly; however, inadequate power can cause the unit to malfunction over time.]
Please do the following:
- While powered on, unplug the unit from the back of the base.
- There is a pin in the jack where the small connector from the power supply is inserted. This pin should be split. Find something small and open it slightly if it is not. 3. Plug in the power supply and let your unit cycle. What happens? A blue solid light means the issue should be resolved.
If the unit does not return Home, or does not return Home with a solid blue light, please provide details of any lights on or blinking on the control panel.
*Are the lights blinking all at once or sequentially?
**If sequentially, please provide the colors in sequence.
If the Litter‐Robot does return Home with a solid blue light, there are no issues with the functionality of the unit at this time.