Should you encounter a problem with the operation of your Perfect Petfeeder, please refer to the following problem descriptions and their possible solutions. This may be the fastest way to resolve the issue and return your unit to normal operation.
If the problem is not quickly resolved, please do not hesitate to to email us, or call us at 1-800-488-9192 so that we may help you resolve the problem and follow through with service and/or replacement if necessary.
If the behavior has come about suddenly, you should investigate immediately as it could be a problem with the appliance or could signal a serious health problem. This is true for any pet. To test the appliance, you can either;
If the unit is operating normally we strongly recommend you consult with your veterinarian.
A. Check to be sure that the unit is not in Suspend Mode. If it is, press ENTER twice to exit suspend mode.
B. Push and hold the UP button for several seconds. If the motor operates, skip to C, below. If not, then either the motor module is not seated correctly or there is a problem with the battery pack. Proceed with the following.
C. If the motor runs when the UP button is pushed, there is likely a problem with the meal program. Use the View/Change Program adjustment option described on page 23 of the Product Guide to make sure the meal times and amounts are correct. It is possible to inadvertently set some meal amounts to 0 using the Quick Change feature described on page 23. This will result in the unit not operating at those meal times. Also be certain the meals were programmed in chronological order from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM. Programming meals out of order will result in meals being skipped.
This would indicate that at some point the unit lost all power and now must be re-programmed according to the instructions on page 14 of the Product Guide. Try to ascertain why or how both battery power and outlet power were removed and take action to insure it doesn’t reoccur. Refer to pages 19 & 20 of the guide for help.
This would indicate a complete loss of outlet power for an extended period of time, or a failed unit. Begin by:
NOTE: If you find that the unit has been without outlet power to the point that it has become inoperative, then the battery has been drained to the point of being unreliable and must be replaced as soon as possible.
Check the following:
The alert is dependant on the presence of sufficient ambient light to trigger the alert as described on page 30 of the Product Guide. If there is insufficient light, it will not sound. This is why you should visually check the level of remaining food regularly.
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