Litter Robot Globe Position Fault (2024)

1. Litter-Robot 4: Red light bar with partial white flashing (Globe position)

If your unit displays a red light bar with partial white flashing, this indicates that the unit did not detect the globe position during its previous cycle.
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2. Litter-Robot 3: All three lights flashing (Globe position fault)

Check and clear any obstructions in the waste port. Waste clumps or toys could obstruct the globe rotation and cause a globe position or over-torque fault.
Find solutions for your Litter-Robot 3's three lights flashing position sensors issue. Fix issues with your Connect Upgrade Kit today!

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3. Litter Robot III - Home positioning fault - RobotShop Community

Apr 22, 2024 · 1- If you are using a generic power adapter causing the motor to fail during the cycle or cycle slower than the usual. 2- If the magnets of the ...
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Recently our Litter Robot III LR3C-1200-CE (SN LR3CI359573) shows a home position fault. The globe stops at the end of the cycle just before it returns to its home position. Suggestions I found on the web didn’t help. It is using the official adapter and it is directly plugged in the wall socket. Up till now I just turn off the robot, reposition the globe by hand and turn it on again. It will cycle and will work for a while as expected until it doesn’t. Rinse and repeat. I don’t think the motor ...

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4. Litter Robot 3 Home Position Fault - RobotShop Community

Feb 10, 2021 · The Hall Effect Sensor is the sensor responsible for the tracking of the globe's position. It's what makes your Litter-Robot so intelligent.
Hi! We got a Litter Robot 3 about 6 months ago. Yesterday it showed a Home Position Fault (all lights blinking sequentially from red to blue). I can’t seem to find anything online that deals with this precise issue. Would anyone have any suggestion? Thank you so much in advance for your help!

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5. Litter-Robot 3: Fixing the globe magnets

Troubleshooting your disassembled Litter-Robot 3 Globe? Our guide helps you check magnet positions and correct errors for a smoothly functioning unit.
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6. Litter-Robot 4: Red with partial yellow flashing (Over-torque fault)

If your unit has a red light bar with partial yellow flashing, this indicates that the globe is most likely jammed or overloaded.
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7. Litter-Robot 4: Light codes guide

Over-torque fault · Learn more · Purple Light (Sleep Mode...
Discover solutions for all Litter-Robot 4 light codes in our comprehensive guide. Find quick fixes and get your Litter-Robot working perfectly again. Click now!

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8. 2024 Position fault litter robot 4

Please try to remove the litter from the globe then press the "Reset" button on the robot then unpl. · Purchase Seal Strips Pack. .
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9. Litter-Robot 4 Support, Troubleshooting, and Solutions

Our self-service troubleshooters are the fastest way to solve issues with your robot. Troubleshooter. Videos. Getting Started. Manuals. Installation Guides.
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Litter Robot Globe Position Fault (2024)

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How to fix Litter-Robot position fault? ›

Check the position sensor for any signs of damage, such as exposure to liquids. Double-check that the position sensor is firmly seated into the base. There are two plastic posts that should press into the base. Double-check that the position sensor is oriented correctly.

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How do you fix a Litter-Robot cat sensor fault? ›

Check for obstructions that might prevent the cat sensor from functioning.

Make sure Litter-Robot is on a firm, level surface.
The cat sensor function can be affected if the unit is on carpeting or a litter mat.
Check that there are no power cords running underneath the base of the robot that might obstruct movement.

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Can you manually cycle Litter-Robot? ›

Once you notice that your cats have used the Litter-Robot, you can cycle the unit manually by turning the unit ON. If the cats are present, it will give them a chance to observe the motion and become familiar with the sound of the Litter- Robot while you are present to reassure them.

Why is my spinning globe not spinning? ›

TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS FOR NON-ROTATING MOVA GLOBE

Try placing the globe directly under a bright lamp to make sure it has adequate light to allow the light to penetrate the inner film and touch the solar cells. You can also try placing the globe by a window during a sunny day to receive indirect light.

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What is a pinch detect fault Litter-Robot? ›

Litter-Robot is equipped with anti-pinch sensors on both sides of the waste drawer chute to ensure your cat's safety while in use. These sensors monitor for potential pinch conditions at all times. If your unit displays a green and white alternating light bar, this indicates an anti-pinch fault during power up.

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How to fix motor fault on Litter-Robot 4? ›

Litter-Robot 4: Blue and white alternating light bar (Motor fault...

Make sure your unit is plugged in.
Make sure your unit is connected and online.
Make sure your firmware is up-to-date. If the app does not give you the option to update, you have the latest version.

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How do you stop a Litter-Robot from over torque fault? ›

Inspect the globe

Set the bonnet aside. Remove the globe and remove any debris that might be stuck on the outside of the globe. Check and clear any obstructions in the waste port. Waste clumps or toys could obstruct the globe rotation and cause an over torque fault.

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Litter Robot Globe Position Fault (2024)

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