Grizzly T33310, T33308 User guide

MODEL T33308/T33310

DUST COLLECTOR

REMOTE SWITCH

INSTRUCTIONS

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Introduction

The Model T33308/T33310 Dust Collector Remote
Switch (see Figure 1) allows you to remotely turn
a dust collector ON/OFF from a distance of up to
75 feet.

Read and understand this document before instal­lation to ensure you understand how to safely use
the remote, and that this switch box fits the intend­ed application.

Figure 1. Model T33308/T33310 Dust Collector

Remote Switch components.

• This remote switch is ONLY designed to
be used on dust collectors with standard
ON/OFF toggle or push-button switches—
not those with magnetic switches.

• If you are unsure about the type of switch
your dust collector has, contact the dust
collector manufacturer for more information.

• Do not use this switch box for applications
other than dust collectors, as it may cause
the unit to fail and will void the warranty.

Specifications

Model T33308:

Required Power Supply .....120V, 15A, 60 Hz

Outlet Type ................................. NEMA 5-15

Max. Dust Collector HP ..................... 1.5 HP

Replacement Remote Control .......... T33309

Model T33310:

Required Power Supply .... 240V, 20A, 60 Hz

Outlet Type .................................NEMA 6-20

Max. Dust Collector HP ........................ 3 HP

Replacement Remote Control ...........T33311

Remote Battery
Communication Type
Max. Communication Distance

To ensure safe operation:

• Only connect switch box to power supply
that meets listed specifications.

• Do not connect switch box to dust collec­tor with a motor that exceeds listed speci­fications for horsepower or amperage.

• Never leave dust collector running while
unattended. Wood dust is highly flamma­ble, and you must always be present while
the dust collector is running to promptly
respond in the event of a fire.

......................................A27 12V

........Radio Frequency (RF)

................... 75 ft.

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1. Place switch box in a dry, protected location
within reach of power receptacle and dust
collector power cord.

Plug switch box into proper power receptacle

2.
(see Figures 2–3).

For T33308

5-15 RECEPTACLE

120V

GROUNDED

OperationInstallation

The remote control and switch box come pre-pro­grammed from the factory and are ready for use.
No additional programming is necessary.

To operate remote control:

Move dust collector ON/OFF switch to ON

1.

position.

2. Press green button on remote control to turn
dust collector ON (see Figure 4).

Grounding Prong

5-15 PLUG

Neutral Hot

Figure 2. NEMA 5-15 plug and receptacle for

Model T33308.

For T33310

6-20 RECEPTACLE

Current Carrying Prongs

6-20 PLUG

Grounding Prong

240V

GROUNDED

Figure 3. NEMA 6-20 plug and receptacle for

Model T33310.

Press red button on remote control to turn

3.
dust collector OFF (see Figure 4).

Note: Buttons labeled "C" and "D" are not func-

tional on this remote.

Green
Button

Red

Button

Figure 4. Remote control.

Note: This remote control operates on a radio

frequency and has a range of 75 feet. It does not
need to be aimed at the switch box to operate.

3. Make sure dust collector ON/OFF switch is
in OFF position, then plug dust collector into
switch box.

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Model T33308/T33310 (Mfd. Since 02/22)

Programming Switch Box

The following steps can be used to reprogram
the switch box to work with a replacement remote
control or as a troubleshooting procedure if the
switch box does not respond to commands from
the original remote control.

Note: Switch box can only be programmed to
one remote control at a time. If remote control is
lost or damaged, the replacement will have to be
programmed before it can be used. See specifica­tions on Page 1 of these instructions for replace­ment part numbers.

Unprogramming Switch Box

The switch box can be unprogrammed so it will
not operate with any remote control. In this event,
the switch box will have to be reprogrammed
again to operate with a remote control.

To unprogram switch box:

1. Press and hold programming button (see
Figure 5) on switch box for approximately five

seconds. You will hear one initial beep fol­lowed by three more beeps about eight sec­onds later. Switch box is now unprogrammed.

To program switch box:

Press programming button on side of switch

1.

box (see Figure 5) for approximately one
second, then release. You will hear one
beep.

Reset Button

Programming Button

Figure 5. Location of programming button and

circuit breaker reset button.

2. Immediately press green button on remote
control (see Figure 4 on Page 2) and release
it. You will hear two beeps. After three to five
seconds, you will hear three more beeps.
Remote control is now programmed.

Resetting Switch Box Circuit Breaker

The switch box is equipped with a reset button
that allows the system to be restarted after the
overload protection has tripped. To reset, place
the dust collector ON/OFF switch in the OFF posi­tion, wait a few minutes for the system to cool,
then press the reset button. If the button does not
stay depressed, allow the system to cool longer,
then try again.

Replacing Remote Control Battery

The remote control is powered by a 12V type A27
battery. If the switch box stops responding to the
remote control, replace the battery as the first
course of action.

Items Needed Qty

Phillips Head Screwdriver #00 .......................... 1

A27 12V Battery

To replace remote control battery:

1. Turn remote control face down, remove (3)

Phillips head screws, then remove battery
cover.

Replace battery, then re-assemble remote

2.

control.

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Note: If green button is not pressed within

three to five seconds, you will hear three
beeps. Remote control is not programmed.
Return to Step 1 and begin again.

Model T33308/T33310 (Mfd. Since 02/22)

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Troubleshooting

Review the troubleshooting procedures in this subsection if a problem develops. If you need additional help
with a procedure, call our Technical Support at [phone].

Note: Please gather the serial number and manufacture date of your switch before calling.

Symptom Possible Cause Possible Solution

Switch box will not
turn ON.

Dust collector will
not turn ON.

1. Remote control out of range of switch.

2. Switch box not connected to power.

3. Remote control not programmed to operate
switch.

4. Remote control battery weak/dead.

5. Switch box circuit breaker tripped or at fault.

6. Power supply circuit breaker tripped or fuse
blown.

7. Remote control/switch box at fault.

1. Dust collector not connected to switch box.

2. Switch box not connected to power.

3. Dust collector ON/OFF switch not in ON
position.

4. Power supply circuit breaker tripped or fuse
blown.

5. Dust collector at fault.

1. Operate remote control within 75 ft. of switch.

2. Connect switch box to correct power source (Page 2).

3. Program remote control to operate switch (Page 3).

4. Replace remote control battery (Page 3).

5. Press reset button on switch box (Page 3).

6. Ensure circuit is free of shorts. Reset circuit breaker
or replace fuse.

7. Test/replace.

1. Properly connect dust collector to switch box
(Page 2).

2. Connect switch box to correct power source (Page 2).

3. Move dust collector ON/OFF switch to ON position.

4. Ensure circuit is free of shorts. Reset circuit breaker
or replace fuse.

5. Refer to dust collector manual for troubleshooting;
contact dust collector manufacturer for help.

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Model T33308/T33310 (Mfd. Since 02/22)