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Troubleshooting: Dust Collector Missing Commands

What to do when your dust collector isn't responding to commands from the iR/RF Collector module.

What this video covers

What to do when your dust collector isn't responding to commands from the iR/RF Collector module.

Published 2024-07-20. Runtime: 0:34.

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Video guide

Key points and full transcript

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Key takeaways

  • The iR/RF Collector reproduces the commands from the dust collector's remote.
  • Move the module closer to the dust collector when on/off commands are intermittent.
  • Relearn the remote commands in the GRIT app if repositioning does not resolve the issue.

Chapters

  1. How the iR/RF Collector sends commands
  2. Move the module closer
  3. Reprogram commands in the GRIT app
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The iR/RF Collector device mimics the remote commands that come with the remote for your collector. If the commands to turn it on and off are spotty, first thing to do is to move that module closer to the dust collector. If that doesn't work, then the next step is to reprogram those remote commands within the GRIT app. S 상ATION