What Should I Do If My One RFID Feeder Shows a "Rotor Stuck" Error?

 

If you encounter a "Rotor Stuck" error, please follow these troubleshooting steps. You can also refer to this video for guidance: [Fix Not Dispensing Food].

 

1. Restart the Feeder: Remove all batteries from the battery compartment, unplug the power cord for 10 minutes, and then plug it back in. This helps refresh the network connection.

2. Check Kibble Size: Ensure the kibble size is within 2-15mm (0.07-0.6 inches) in diameter.

3. Manual Feeding Test: Remove the food tank and manually feed to confirm if the rotor rotates normally.

4. Clean the Rotor:

  • Empty the food tank.
  • Rotate the rotor cover counterclockwise and remove it.
  • Clean the rotor and rotor cover thoroughly, then reinstall the cover.

5. Test Dispensing: Reinstall the food tank, add food, and manually dispense 3/12 cups to confirm if the feeder works properly.

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