SureFlap SUR001 Manuale utente

Instruction Manual 3-22

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Microchip Cat Flap

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Important Notice

Please read all of these instructions BEFORE tting the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap. Importantly,

please check whether there is metal in the substrate that the ap is to be tted into. Please follow

the metal mount instructions in section 6.3 if this is the case.

Under no circumstances should you cut or drill through the tunnel of the main

assembly of the unit as this contains the microchip reader and will prevent the unit

from working properly.

The SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap will operate with all 9, 10, and 15-digit microchips that are

commonly used for pet identication, except 10 digit chips beginning 000..., 010..., or 020...

Alternatively, you can use the cat ap with the SureFlap RFID Collar Tag (sold separately),

please see section 4 for more information.

Every effort has been made to ensure the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap will operate with all

relevant microchips. However, there are a small number of circumstances relating to the position

of your pet’s microchip and the signal strength of the individual chip, which may mean that the

cat ap does not operate reliably.

We therefore strongly advise that the following checks are carried out before permanent changes

are made to a door to install the cat ap:

1. Insert batteries and leave for 10 seconds with nothing in the tunnel so that the sensors can

settle.

2. Press the ‘memory’ button and persuade your cat to put its head up to the door from the

tunnel side. The indicator light will stop ashing when its chip has been learnt.

3. Leave the ap until the lock closes again.

4. Finally, test the normal operation of the ap. Again persuade your cat to put its head up to

the door from the tunnel side. Try to make sure this is similar to how your cat would use it in

practice, as shown below. The catch should open.

5. Repeat the learn process for each of your cats.

Please test to make sure your cat(s) can t comfortably through the ap before tting.

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Contents

Important Notice 3

1. Box Contents 5

2. Introduction 6

3. Microchip Type 6

4. The SureFlap RFID Collar Tag 7

5. Learn Mode 7

6. Installation 9

7. Batteries 16

8. Normal Operation 17

9. 4-way Manual Lock 18

10. Low Battery Indicator 19

11. Memory Wipe 19

12. Switching Off/Use As A Non-Selective Cat Flap 19

13. Maintenance 20

14. Troubleshooting 20

15. Warranty & Disclaimer 22

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1. Box Contents

1. Main Flap Assembly

2. Battery Compartment

3. Memory Button

4. Indicator Lamp

5. Catch

6. 4-way Manual Lock

7. External Frame

8. Battery Cover

9. Selection of Screws

10. Screw Caps

11. Draught Excluder

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2. Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap. This cat ap has been

designed to recognise either the microchip already implanted in your cat or the SureFlap RFID

Collar Tag (sold separately), allowing access to your pet whilst keeping out animal intruders. Your

home becomes a secure environment for your pet, leading to a happier, more relaxed animal.

Operation of the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap couldn’t be simpler. Once the batteries have been

inserted, the ap can be put into learn mode. The next cat to pass through the ap from either

direction, or to put its head into the tunnel with its nose up to the door, will have its microchip

number stored in the memory. Now the cat ap is ready to install and will unlock whenever your

cat wants to come into the house.

Multiple cats are no problem. Up to 32 cats can be programmed into the ap at the same time –

more than enough for most people’s needs!

The SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap has all the features you would expect from a high quality cat

ap, including:

• Robust and elegant design

• Learn mode for programming multiple cats

• 4-way manual lock

• Low battery indicator

• Typical battery lifetime at least 6 months 1

We wish you years of trouble-free operation with your SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap and hope you

enjoy the benets it brings to your home and pet.

3. Microchip Type

The SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap is compatible with all the following types of microchip commonly

used for pets.

• 15-digit microchips (also known as FDXB)

• 10-digit microchips (also known as FDXA) except those with codes starting 000..., 010...,

or 020...

• 9-digit microchips

In addition the cat ap is also compatible with the SureFlap RFID Collar Tag (sold separately).

Extensive tests have shown that the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap works perfectly with the vast

majority of microchips. However a very small percentage of cats have a microchip without the

required range for the cat ap – this does not mean there is a problem with the microchip. In

these rare cases please contact our customer service team for assistance.

If permanent changes to a door or wall are required for installation we strongly advise testing the

SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap with your cat(s) rst. To test that it works for your cat carry out both

the learn process (see section 5) and then test normal operation (see section 8).

1 Based on normal usage. Note that heavy usage by many cats may reduce battery lifetime.

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5. Learn Mode

To start operation, the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap needs to learn the unique ID code of your

cat’s microchip. This process is only required once for each cat, as the code is permanently

stored, even if the batteries are removed. Follow the simple step-by-step guide below to carry

out this process:

1. Initially the unit will be locked and no cat will be allowed to enter the house. Make sure the

manual lock is set to position 1, allowing the door to open freely. See Figure 1.

2. Remove the battery cover. Press the memory button for around 1 second and release. See

Figure 2.

3. The catch will open, allowing a cat to pass through the ap in either direction. A further

indication that the unit is in learn mode is the indicator lamp which will ash every second.

See Figure 3.

4. The next cat to pass through the ap from either direction, or to put its head into the tunnel

with its nose up to the door, will have its microchip number stored in the memory (assuming

it has a microchip implanted).

5. Once a cat’s microchip number has been successfully learnt, the ap reverts to normal

operation. The indicator lamp stops ashing and the catch will close a couple of seconds

after the cat has moved away from the cat ap.

For multiple cats, repeat the process until all cats’ microchip numbers have been learnt. The

microchip numbers of up to 32 different cats can be stored in memory. Replace the battery cover

when the learn process has been completed for each cat.

This method of learning is particularly convenient for uncooperative cats! Rather than having to

nd your cat and pass it through the ap, you can simply set to learn mode and leave until it next

decides to go through of its own free will.

To cancel learn mode (e.g. after pressing the memory button accidentally) simply press the

memory button again for around 1 second and the unit will revert to normal operation.

In order to learn a cat’s microchip number, a sensor located in the tunnel must detect a

cat’s presence to trigger the microchip reader. Therefore it is important to ensure that

your cat either puts its head into the tunnel or passes through the ap. No amount of

waving your cat in front of the ap will have an effect.

4. The SureFlap RFID Collar Tag

We recommend microchipping over the use of collar mounted tags, as microchips are a

permanent form of identication that cannot become lost.

However, if your pet is not, or cannot, be microchipped and you choose to use the SureFlap RFID

Collar Tag, always use a safety collar that has a breakaway buckle.

The SureFlap RFID Collar Tag is a small, lightweight tag that can be attached directly to your

pet’s collar. Like microchips, each collar tag has a unique code, to prevent any non-resident pets

or strays from entering your home.

SureFlap RFID Collar Tags are available via the SureFlap website or from our retail and veterinary

stockists.

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Manual lock set to

position 1 (open both

ways)

Catch closed

Press memory button

once

Indicator lamp ashes

every second

Catch opens

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

To learn the SureFlap RFID Collar Tag carry out steps one and two above. Hold the collar tag in

your hand and then place your hand inside the tunnel of the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap making

sure that you touch the door. The unique code of the collar tag will now be stored in the memory.

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6. Installation

DIY installation may involve the use of power tools or cut glass. Safety equipment

(gloves, eye protection, etc.) should be used and if in doubt consult a professional to

carry out the installation.

Suitable door types

Instructions are provided for installation in all door types, including wooden, plastic, glass, and

metal. Before installing in a door with unknown construction please check for a metal plate in

case a larger hole is required, as described in the metal door installation section. If you can only

be sure of the construction of the door by drilling a hole in it, make a trial hole anywhere covered

by the proposed hole for the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap.

Cat Flap positioning

The ideal height of the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap is such that the base of the tunnel is the

same height above the ground as your cat’s stomach. In practice however, mounting is normally

dictated by features in the door into which the unit will be installed. In these circumstances, it is

usual to mount the cat ap as low as possible.

6.1 Installation in wooden doors, plastic doors, or plasterboard walls

1. Place the external frame face down as in Figure 4. Attach a ball of Blu Tack (or similar

adhesive putty) in each of the four corners. These should allow you to stick the frame to

most doors.

2. Choose the position on the door at which you want to mount the cat ap and stick the frame

to the door. To ensure that it is level we recommend you use a spirit level as shown in Figure

5.

3. Use a sharpened pencil or pen to mark where the inside of the frame touches the door as

well as the two screw holes. You need to make a legible line as this will be used for cutting

against.

4. Remove the frame from the door and check you have a solid line and dots where the screw

holes are, as in Figure 6. Using a drill with a 6mm (1/4”) diameter bit, drill the two holes for

the screws. It is vital these holes are drilled straight to ensure the two halves of the cat ap

connect properly.

5. Before you cut out the hole for the tunnel drill holes in all the corners large enough to allow

your jigsaw blade through. Cut out the tunnel hole with an electric jigsaw – ensure you cut

3mm (1/8”) outside the line you have marked for the hole to allow enough clearance for

the tunnel. Make sure that your jigsaw is sitting at on the door at all times while cutting.

See Figure 7.

6. Clean off any loose debris, dust and dirt from the door before you install the SureFlap

Microchip Cat Flap, see Figure 8.

7. Mount the cat ap in the hole with the main assembly (battery cover) inside the house. See

Figure 9.

8. Mount the external frame on the outside of the house. Depending on the thickness of the door,

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the tunnel will protrude through the frame by differing amounts. Under no circumstances

should you cut or drill through the tunnel as this contains the microchip reader and

will prevent the unit from working properly. Three different lengths of screw have been

provided for your use. Choose the correct screw length to suit the thickness of your door.

If you are not sure, use the smallest rst, if this is too short use the next size up. Take care

not to use a longer screw than needed, as this may damage the main assembly front face.

Screw the external frame to the main assembly. See Figure 10.

9. When the cat ap has been mounted correctly, place the screw caps over the screw holes on

the external frame. Align the screw caps with the slot pointing inwards and push rmly into

place. To remove the screw caps slide a at blade screwdriver into the side slot and lever

the cap out of the hole. See Figure 11.

Figure 4

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Figure 8 Figure 9

Figure 10 Figure 11

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6.2 Installation in glass doors or windows

When working with cut glass always wear protective gloves as the edges may be sharp.

SureFlap is ideal for mounting in single or double-glazed windows. If you need to have a hole cut

in a window, please ask a qualied glazier to do it, as cutting glass is a skilled job. If you need to

get a hole cut in your window a circular hole with a diameter of 212mm (8 3/8”) is the ideal size.

A mounting adaptor is available to complete an installation in glass, and is suitable for covering

holes from 210mm (8 1/4”) to 260mm (10 1/4”) in diameter, see Figure 12.

For details of where to purchase this adaptor see our website www.sureap.com.

If you have a double-glazed window you will need to get a replacement unit manufactured with

the hole cut in it.

Figure 12

Once your glass has been cut and installed in the door or window you are ready to complete the

install.

1. A circular hole 212mm in diameter is required to accommodate the tunnel. See Figure 13.

2. If installing the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap in a double glazed panel you may choose to

seal between the panels around the circular hole to avoid moisture collecting inside. Do not

use metal in any such seal.

3. We recommend running a bead of ‘All Weather Sealant’ around the edge of the hole on

both sides of the glass, see Figure 14. The sealant will help secure the cat ap in place

after installation, particularly with larger hole sizes, and also help prevent moisture getting

in from outside. This type of sealant can be purchased from a glazing company and most

DIY stores.

4. Slide one of the mounting adaptor rings over the main assembly, see Figure 15.

5. From inside the house slide the tunnel of the main assembly through the hole in the glass.

From outside the assembly should look like that of Figure 16.

6. From outside mount the second part of the mounting adaptor and then the external frame,

see Figure 17. When working with cut glass always wear protective gloves as the edges

may be sharp.

7. Screw the two halves together as in Figure 18. If mounting in a single pane use the shortest

of the three pairs of screws. A double glazed panel may require the mid-sized screw,

depending on its thickness. Check the assembly is centred with the circular hole before fully

tightening the screws.

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Figure 18

Figure 13

Figure 16Figure 15

Figure 14

Figure 17

8. Align the white screw caps with the slot pointing inwards and then push rmly into place

9. From the inside of the house you will now see your cat’s stylish new entrance as in Figure

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6.3 Installation in metal doors

The presence of a metal plate in a door can inuence the performance of the SureFlap Microchip

Cat Flap, reducing the range of the microchip reader. This includes the following:

• Metal skin doors

• Security doors

• Metal garage doors

• UPVC coated metal doors

For most situations you will not notice anything, as the read range will still be sufcient for the

majority of microchips. However, if you experience intermittent operation or failure to open for

your cat, rst check for the presence of a metal plate in the door. Note that UPVC coated metal

doors often look the same as standard UPVC doors and you may need to look carefully where

the panel has been cut. If a metal plate is conrmed, follow the instructions below for improved

read range.

Improved installation in metal doors requires the mounting adaptor shown in Figure 12. For

details of where to purchase this adaptor see our website www.sureap.com.

1. Cut a circular hole in the door 212mm (8 3/8”) in diameter. Install the SureFlap Microchip

Cat Flap in this circular hole according to the instructions in section 6.2. The circular hole

removes some metal in the vicinity of the reader antenna, which sits within the tunnel. The

result will be improved read range and more reliable performance.

2. If you still experience intermittent operation, increase the diameter of the hole from 212mm

(8.5”) to the maximum diameter of 260mm (10 1/4”) that can be accommodated with the

mounting adaptor. This will extend the read range further and should resolve any issues with

mounting in a metal door.

If you have followed the steps above and are still experiencing performance issues please

follow the steps in the troubleshooting section. If all other troubleshooting has been carried out

without nding the source of the problem please contact SureFlap customer service for further

assistance.

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6.4 Installation in walls

When you are making holes through the wall of your property please consult a qualied

builder. Protective clothing (gloves, eye & ear protection etc.) should be worn when

carrying out the installation.

Note: When planning the installation of a SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap into a wall, remember

that you may need to remove the cat ap in the future to replace the door or upgrade to a newer

model. With this in mind do not glue the main assembly of the unit to the wall, as removing it

will be difcult and could damage the surface of your wall.

For installation of the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap in a wall we recommend using the following

accessories:

SureFlap Cat Flap Mounting Adaptor (Product Code: GMA001)

SureFlap Cat Flap Tunnel Extender (Product Code: TUN001)

1. Choose your mounting position on the wall so that your cat has easy access through the ap

and into the tunnel from outside.

2. Mark a 170mm x 170mm (6 11/16” x 6 11/16”) square on the wall at the position of the tunnel.

3. Make a hole through the wall using appropriate tools and ensure that the tunnel is horizontal.

A slight slope downwards from the inside of the house to the outside will ensure any rain

runs out of the tunnel.

4. Apply superglue to the four tabs of the tunnel extender as shown in Figure 20 and t the

tunnel extenders together. When the glue has dried apply weatherproof tape to the outside

of the tunnel as shown in Figure 21.

5. Follow step 4 to bond all of the tunnel extenders together – Remember do not glue the

tunnel extender to the tunnel of the cat ap, just use tape for this joint when you come

to it.

6. Take one of the mounting adaptors and drill 4 holes in it using a 4mm (0.15”) drill bit – these

four holes are for the screws that will hold the cat ap to the inside wall of your house. You

can put the four screws where you like around the perimeter of the mounting adaptor. See

Figure 22.

7. Now take the two shortest screws from the box and using a washer screw the mounting

adaptor to the cat ap as shown in Figure 23.

8. Place the cat ap (with the mounting adaptor) in the hole in your wall on the inside of your

house.

9. Mark the positions for the four screws through the holes you have made in the mounting

adaptor. You will also need to remove some material from the wall to allow for the screw

and washer which hold the mounting adaptor to the main assembly – this will ensure that the

mounting adaptor ts ush with the wall. See Figure 24.

10. Drill the four holes in your wall using an appropriate drill bit to suit the construction of your

wall and your chosen screws.

11. Tape the tunnel extender to the end of the cat ap’s tunnel as shown in Figure 25.

12. Place the cat ap and the tunnel through the hole in your wall and screw it in place using the

four screws through the mounting adaptor – see Figure 26.

13. On the outside of your house you will now have the tunnel sticking out of the wall – take

the external frame and other mounting adaptor and place these over the end of the tunnel.

14. Mark the position of the two screw holes required to mount the external frame and then drill

appropriate holes in the wall.

15. Screw the external frame and mounting adaptor to your external wall.

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Figure 27Figure 26

Figure 25Figure 24

Figure 23

Figure 21

Figure 22

Figure 20

16. To hold the end of the tunnel in position we recommend using small screws to secure the

tunnel to the external frame as shown in Figure 27.

17. We recommend putting some waterproof sealant between the tunnel and the external frame

to prevent water getting into the wall cavity.

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6.5 Electrical interference

The SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap contains a sensitive radio receiver to pick up the signal

from your cat’s microchip. In rare instances, excessive levels of electrical interference

can cause the range of the system to degrade. Avoid the following situations:

1. The SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap should not be used in the vicinity of other microchip

readers or similar low frequency devices. These are particularly detrimental to performance

and may prevent normal operation.

2. Avoid obvious sources of electrical noise such as faulty, ickering lights.

3. Avoid trailing mains cables and DC mains adaptors very close to the SureFlap Microchip

Cat Flap.

If you suspect electrical interference may be affecting the performance of your SureFlap Microchip

Cat Flap please contact customer service for assistance.

7. Batteries

The SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap requires 4x AA 1.5V batteries. With normal usage, one set

of batteries will typically last for at least 6 months 2. A low battery indicator tells you when the

batteries have run out and is described in section 10.

After inserting the batteries, leave the unit for about 10 seconds before allowing a cat into the

tunnel - this allows the electronic sensors to settle properly.

We recommend the use of good quality, alkaline batteries with the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap

in order to give the longest lifetime. We do not recommend using rechargeable batteries because

they generally produce a lower voltage which may cause the low battery indicator light to ash,

even when the batteries do not need recharging.

2. Based on normal usage. Note that heavy usage by many cats may reduce battery lifetime.

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8. Normal Operation

Normal operation couldn’t be simpler. Once programmed, the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap will

only allow entry for your cat(s), denying access to intruder animals.

To enter the house, the cat puts its head in the tunnel to push the ap open. A sensor detects the

cat’s presence and quickly reads the microchip or collar tag, opening the catch if required. Note

that the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap does not activate if your cat is just wandering in front of the

ap, inside or outside the house.

The SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap is designed for one-way operation only. Any animal inside the

house is allowed to leave, but only your animals are allowed to enter. This is a useful fail-safe

to allow exit under rare circumstances - if your cat is followed inside before the ap has time to

close, you don’t want the intruder trapped inside! If you need to control exit from the house then

use the 4-way manual lock described in section 9.

After the cat ap has opened, it will stay unlocked until after your cat has passed through the

tunnel. The catch will close around one second later. Note that the catch will also open when your

cat leaves the house, although this is not absolutely necessary.

One further feature of the ap is a magnetic catch that keeps the door closed when not in use.

When testing the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap before installation, your cat will need

to push its head against the ap from the tunnel side of the unit or pass all the way

through the ap. There is a sensor that detects the cat’s presence in the tunnel that

needs to be triggered and no amount of waving your cat in front of the ap will have

an effect.

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9. 4-way Manual Lock

The manual lock has 4 positions which control the opening of the ap in either direction. The unit

is shipped in position 4 (locked both directions) to keep the ap secure in transit. This should be

changed to position 1 before programming.

Note that the door of the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap must hang straight down when

you move the lock as it engages with the bottom of the door.

Position 1 – Fully open

Cat is allowed to enter and exit the house. This is the

standard position for normal operation of the ap.

Position 2 – Exit only

Cat is allowed to exit the house, but prevented from entering

the house.

Position 3 – Enter only

Cat is allowed to enter the house, but prevented from exiting

the house. This mode is useful if you need to keep your cat

in e.g. to take him to the vet.

Position 4 – Fully locked

Cat is prevented from entering or exiting the house.

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10. Low Battery Indicator

Batteries last typically for at least 6 months with normal levels of use. When the batteries are

nearing the end of their life, the low battery indicator comes on. This is a slow ash of the

indicator lamp, once every 5 seconds. The unit will continue to operate when the low battery

indicator is on, however the batteries should be replaced at the earliest opportunity.

Note the slow ash of the lamp (every 5 seconds) for the low battery indicator is different from the

fast ashing (every second) in learn mode. Learn mode should not be used when the batteries

are low – replace the batteries before programming a new microchip or collar tag into the memory.

11. Memory Wipe

It is very unlikely that you will need to wipe a cat’s ID code from the cat ap’s memory. Up to 32

different codes can be stored in memory, and if more additional codes are learnt these simply

replace the earliest ones stored. However, in the unlikely circumstance that you need to wipe the

memory (e.g. you accidentally programme for next door’s cat!), follow the process below.

1. Press and hold the memory button for at least 10 seconds.

2. The indicator lamp will stay on for the duration that the button is held down.

3. When the memory is wiped, the catch will open and close once.

4. At this point the memory is clear and the cat ap can re-learn your cat(s) microchip numbers,

as required. See section 5.

12. Switching Off/Use As A Non-Selective Cat Flap

In the event that you want to turn off your SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap and revert to using it as a

standard cat ap, follow the four steps below:

1. Remove the battery cover and make sure batteries are installed.

2. Press the memory button once to put the cat ap into learn mode. The catch will open and

the indicator lamp will ash.

3. Remove the batteries and replace the battery cover.

4. The catch will stay open and the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap can now be used as a standard

cat ap.

This mode may be useful if you have purchased the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap before your cat

has been microchipped or while your cat is getting used to the presence of its new cat ap (see

troubleshooting guide). Alternatively, the SureFlap RFID Collar Tag is available if your cat is not

yet microchipped .

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14. Troubleshooting

Symptom: The SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap does not learn your cat’s microchip

number or collar tag correctly or fails to open for your cat

• Check batteries are tted the right way round and are not run down. Ensure batteries are

good quality alkaline batteries.

• Check if the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap is mounted in a metal door. If this is the case,

follow the instructions in section 6.3 for improved mounting.

• Ensure the tunnel and sensor lenses are reasonably clean (see section 13).

• After inserting batteries did you leave the cat ap for around 10 seconds before allowing a

cat into the tunnel? If not, remove batteries for at least 2 minutes to reset the unit.

• Check that there are no obvious sources of electrical noise in the area e.g. faulty ickering

lights, other similar microchip readers, etc (see section 6.5).

• Check the learn process was carried out correctly for each of the cats you own. For example,

when you have put the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap into learn mode for the second of two

cats, make sure that the rst cat doesn’t go through the ap instead. If in doubt, repeat the

learn process for your cats.

• Under rare circumstances the microchip range is not enough for the SureFlap Microchip Cat

Flap to operate. If all other troubleshooting has been carried out without nding the source

of the problem, please contact SureFlap customer service for further assistance.

Symptom: Short battery lifetime

• Ensure the tunnel and sensor lenses are clean (see section 13).

• If you are experiencing short battery life (less than 6 months), please check the top draught

excluder for a build-up of fur (see section 13).

13. Maintenance

The sensor that detects the presence of a cat in the tunnel

is optical and is situated on the inside roof of the tunnel,

close to the ap. If these lenses become obscured by dirt,

unreliable operation and/or shortened battery lifetime may

result. Wipe these lenses with a damp cloth every couple

of months.

Operation of the sensor relies on a reection from the

base of the tunnel, which should also be kept reasonably

clean. If you have a brown SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap,

please ensure the silver reective sticker is kept free from

dirt. If you notice that the sticker is missing please contact

SureFlap customer service or replace with the spare sticker

provided.

When cleaning your SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap please ensure to remove all hair from

the top draught excluder on the door. A build-up of cat hair on this area of the door can

obstruct the lenses of the cat ap, causing the unit to be permanently scanning, and therefore

drain the batteries.

After cleaning, leave the SureFlap Microchip Cat Flap for approximately 10 seconds for the unit

to settle before normal operation returns.

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