PETLIBRO Air Automatic Pet Feeder

Contents

This document is structured into the following sections:

• 01 - In the Box
• 02 - Product Overview
• 05 - Getting Started
• 14 - Care and Maintenance
• 14 - Troubleshooting
• 15 - Specifications
• 15 - Safety Instructions
• 16 - Warranty
• 17 - Notice

01 - In the Box

The following items are included:

• Automatic Pet Feeder (x1)
• Stainless Steel Bowl (x1)
• Bowl Tray (x1)
• Quick Start Guide (x1)
• User Manual (x1)
• Power Adapter (x1)
• Power Cable (x1)

02 - Product Overview

The PETLIBRO Air Automatic Pet Feeder consists of the following parts:

• 1. Lid Release Button: Used to open the lid.
• 2. Lid: Covers the food tank.
• 3. Desiccant Bag Holder Lid: Holds a desiccant bag to keep food fresh.
• 4. Food Tank: Stores the dry pet food.
• 5. Tank Base: The lower part of the food tank assembly.
• 6. Rotor: Dispenses food from the tank.
• 7. LCD Display: Shows settings, time, and status.
• 8. Buttons: Control panel buttons for operation.
• 9. Food Tank Lock: Secures the food tank.
• 10. Control Panel Cover: Protects the control panel.
• 11. Food Outlet: Where food is dispensed.
• 12. Stainless Steel Bowl: Holds the dispensed food.
• 13. Bowl Tray: Supports the stainless steel bowl.

Additional components visible from the bottom view:

• 14. Power Cable Slot: Port for the power cable.
• 15. USB-C Power Port: Alternative power input.
• 16. Battery Compartment: Holds D alkaline batteries for backup power.
• 17. Non-slip Rubber Pad: Provides stability.
• 18. Battery Compartment Cover: Secures the batteries.

05 - Getting Started

Installation

1. Press the lid release button and remove the lid. [Diagram showing lid release button being pressed and lid being lifted]
2. Add dry pet food to the food tank. [Diagram showing food being poured into the tank]
3. Replace the lid and press the lid release button to secure it. [Diagram showing lid being placed back and secured]
4. Install the stainless steel bowl and bowl tray. [Diagram showing bowl and tray being attached to the base]

Desiccant Bag Installation Tip:

If you wish to use a desiccant bag (not included), turn the desiccant bag holder lid counterclockwise. Place your desiccant bag (size: 35*20mm / 1.4*0.79in) into one of the desiccant bag holes. Replace the holder lid and turn it clockwise to finish installing your desiccant bag.

[Diagram sequence showing desiccant bag holder being turned, bag placed, and holder being secured]

Power and Time Settings

Power on

The feeder supports dual power modes:

• Using the power adapter and power cable: Connect the feeder to a wall outlet. It will automatically turn on, and the LCD display will light up.
• Using battery power: Install three D alkaline batteries into the battery compartment. The feeder will automatically turn on.

[Diagram showing power adapter plugged into wall and feeder, and bottom view of battery compartment with 3 D batteries]

Notes:

• The LCD display may not stay on continuously when using batteries or the power adapter.
• A battery status indicator appears on the display after installing batteries.
• If both the power adapter and batteries are used simultaneously, the feeder will prioritize power from the power cable.

Power off

Unplug the power cable from the outlet to power off the feeder. If using battery power, remove the batteries from the feeder.

Time settings

1. After the feeder is powered on, press the top of the control panel cover. The cover will open automatically. Press the ⚙️ [Set/OK] button to enter time settings. [LCD showing LOWFOOD STUCK 123 456 AM/PM 08:88]
2. Press the ⚙️ [Set/OK] button again. The hour digit will flash. [LCD showing LOWFOOD STUCK 123 456 AM/PM 08:00]
3. Press and hold the ⬆️ [Up] button to set the hour and press the ⚙️ [Set/OK] button to confirm.
4. Use the ⬆️ [Up] and ⬇️ [Down] buttons to set the minute and select between "AM" or "PM."
5. Press the ⚙️ [Set/OK] button to confirm. [LCD showing LOWFOOD STUCK 123 456 AM/PM 06:00] [LCD showing LOWFOOD STUCK 123 456 AM/PM 06:30]

Meal Settings

After setting the time, press the ⚙️ [Set/OK] button to enter Meal 1 settings.

[LCD showing LOWFOOD STUCK 123 456 AM/PM 06:30]

1. Press and hold the ⚙️ [Set/OK] button to set the hour and minute, select "AM" or "PM," and set the number of portions.
2. Press the ⚙️ [Set/OK] button to confirm the Meal 1 settings.
3. Repeat steps 2-3 to set up Meals 2-6. If you want fewer than 6 meals, use the ⬆️ [Up] or ⬇️ [Down] buttons to select a specific meal when its number flashes, then customize it.
4. After setup, replace the control panel cover and push it in. [LCD showing LOWFOOD STUCK 123 456 AM/PM 07:30] [LCD showing LOWFOOD STUCK 123 456 AM/PM 07:30]

Note: The maximum number of portions per meal is 16.

Recommended Feeding Portions

08 - Reset, Manual Feeding, and Indicators

Reset

Press and hold the ⬆️ [Up] button and the ⬇️ [Down] button for three seconds to reset the feeder to factory settings.

[Diagram showing feeder with buttons highlighted, and LCD showing reset confirmation]

Manual Feeding

When the feeder is powered on, press the ⚙️ [Set/OK] button once to dispense one portion of food. You can press the manual button up to five times consecutively to dispense five portions of food.

Indicator Status

13 - Disassemble for Cleaning

1. Pull the food tank locks outwards. [Diagram showing locks being pulled outward]
2. Lift the food tank cover. [Diagram showing food tank cover being lifted]
3. Hold the tank base, turn the rotor clockwise, and lift the rotor. [Diagram showing rotor being turned and lifted]
4. Clean and air-dry the rotor and food bowl. [Diagram showing parts being cleaned and air-dried]

14 - Care and Maintenance

• Power off the device before cleaning.
• Clean the food bowl with tap water.
• Do not clean the feeder in a dishwasher. Only the stainless steel bowl is dishwasher safe.
• Use a soft damp cloth to clean the feeder base. Do not wash any part with electronic components.
• Replace the desiccant bag every half a month to keep food fresh.

14 - Troubleshooting

• Blank battery status indicator: Please replace the batteries.
• "LOWFOOD" indicator: Refill the food tank.
• "STUCK" indicator: Disassemble the tank base and remove any food stuck in the rotor.
• Feeder not dispensing food: Ensure the food tank is filled with enough food.
• Feeder won't turn on: Check if the power adapter, power cable, or batteries are correctly installed.
• Food size: Ensure the food is dry and kibble sizes are within 2-15mm (0.07-0.6in) in diameter. Larger kibble may get stuck.
• Food won't come out: Remove the food tank and tank base, and check if the chute inside is blocked.
• Food won't come out (power issues): Check battery level, power adapter connection, and ensure no power outage occurred while the adapter was connected but batteries were not installed.
• Portion variation: The first few portions may vary. After about 6 feedings, the dispensing should become consistent.

15 - Specifications

15 - Safety Instructions

• Dispose of all packaging materials properly. Keep plastic bags away from children and pets to prevent suffocation.
• Do not use the feeder with pets unable to reach the food tray or with physical disabilities.
• Do not immerse the base part in water, as it may damage electronic components.
• Do not use the feeder outdoors. Check its operation frequently.
• Do not use wet, canned, or moist food.
• Do not disassemble the feeder except as instructed in this manual.
• Only use accessories recommended or sold by the manufacturer. Unapproved accessories may cause unsafe conditions.
• Do not modify the pet feeder.
• Examine the feeder after installation. Do not plug in if there is water on the power cable or plug.
• Position the power cable to avoid tripping hazards.
• Do not install or store the feeder where it will be exposed to weather or temperatures below 4°C (39.2°F).
• Use D alkaline batteries for power. Do not use rechargeable batteries.
• Check batteries regularly. Replace batteries with new ones before extended periods of absence.
• Lift the feeder using both hands on the base, keeping it upright. Do not lift by the lid, food tank, or bowl.
• Suitable for dry food only, with kibble sizes ranging from 2-15mm (0.07-0.6in) in diameter.
• Do not put fingers into the food outlet or touch the rotor.
• Power off the device when not in use.

16 - Warranty

• 12-month warranty.
• For product use guidance, contact customer service via email: support@petlibro.com.

17 - Notice

FCC Statement

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This device and its antenna(s) must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Radio Frequency Exposure Statement

To maintain compliance with the FCC's RF Exposure Guidelines, this equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm from your body.