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How often do I need to change the No-Touch Waste Bags?
All cats are different, but in a one-cat household, the No-Touch Waste
Bags should be replaced about once a week. If there is more than one
cat in your household, they may need to be changed more frequently.
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How often do I need to change the Activated Carbon Filters?
We recommend changing the filter every time you replace the waste
bag for maximum odor control.
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I have more than one cat. Can I still use SmartScoop?
Absolutely! SmartScoop features more usable litter area than most other
self-cleaning litter box which makes it ideal for multiple cat households.
? Are the electronics safe for use around my cat?
Yes. All electronics are safely enclosed in the motor unit where cats
cannot reach them.
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How often do I need to clean SmartScoop?
Self-cleaning litter boxes alleviate the daily chore of scooping the box,
but every self-cleaning litter box still needs routine maintenance. That’s
something that other litter box makers don’t want to tell you, but this is
where the SmartScoop really shines. Its simple design allows the unit to
be disassembled into easily-cleanable sections.
Every few days, you may need to remove small clumps that are too
small for the litter rake to pick up. We recommend a once-a-month
cleaning for the entire litter pan and waste unit, and replacement of
litter, for a one-cat household. If clumps are stuck to the litter
pan, remove using the provided scraper. For multiple cat homes,
maintenance may need to occur more frequently.
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How do I clean the litter pan and waste unit?
Cleaning SmartScoop’s components couldn’t be easier! Simply remove
the waste unit and motor unit from the litter pan and clean pan with
warm, soapy water. The litter rake can be removed from the waste unit
so that it can be cleaned as well.
Safety Features and Precautions
Do not use SmartScoop
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until you have read and understand these
instructions, or damage may result.
NOTE: The safety features listed below are not all-inclusive. They are
meant to inform you of the major safety features and to warn you of
typical safety issues. IT IS NOT AN ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE OF
SAFETY.
• The SmartScoop Self-Scooping Litter Box features a sensor that detects
when your cat is in the box. Once your cat leaves the box, a 15-minute
countdown begins. If your cat goes back into the box during the
countdown, or if another cat enters, the countdown stops and resets.
• The motor unit will stop if it encounters excessive resistance.
• Avoid contact with moving parts. Do not insert your hand into the box if
the motor unit is moving.
• For added safety, SmartScoop comes with a breakaway power cord
that separates if someone trips over the cord. Keep the cord away from
areas where it could become a trip hazard. Do not operate the product
if the cord becomes frayed or damaged.
• Do not let small children play around the litter box. Closely supervise
any child that is assisting you in the care and operation of this product.
• Pregnant women, small children and those with reduced immune
systems should avoid coming into contact with cat waste to reduce the
risk of exposure to potentially dangerous organisms.
• Always remember to wash your hands after handling used cat litter.
• NEVER clean SmartScoop with water, or disassemble unit, while
it is plugged in. Always unplug before use. Use care in cleaning
SmartScoop; some cleaning products may be harmful to your cat.
• This product is meant for indoor use only. Do not use in a wet
environment or harsh environment such as a garage, patio or attic.
• Not intended for kittens under 6 months of age.
• Use of accessories or attachments that are not recommended by the
manufacturer have not been tested for safety and could hinder the
operation of the product.
This product is intended for the safe elimination of cat waste.
DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE.
WARNING: The power cord on this product contains lead, a chemical
known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or
other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.