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Thread 'CT15/CT25 (& CT26 with no BT) users must check these shop-made upgrades out'

I've benefited from these two simple upgrades to my CT15, and have put them together here for ease of reference:

Adding BT to CT15/CT25:
https://www.festoolownersgroup.com/...-25-vs-ct-midi-and-ct-26/msg703351/#msg703351  (My version of implementation is at the bottom.)

Turning on or off the CT without pressing the membrane switch:
(The membrane switches, in my opinion (and in the views of those whom I've spoken to), are a downgrade from the previous knob switch because it's harder to turn on/off and it's subject to early wearing out...
 
I'm not a Moderator, but here are the correct links in your quoted post. Broken links happen sometimes when converting discussion boards to XenForo.

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Post in thread 'Filtration ability of CT-25 vs. CT-MIDI and CT-26'

ChuckS said:
"But in the end I figured out that I could move the remote switch to the tool AC port, where I attached a small desk fan, and voila! It works!"
That sounds interesting. Could you explain how you did that and even better if you could include a pic or two?
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Sure, Instead of putting the remote start switch on the power cord for the CT-25 (like i did in my old setup), I attached the remote start switch to a small desk fan, and plugged the fan/remote combo into the tool socket on the CT-25.  Here's a video of the setup:




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Post in thread 'Remote on off switch'

RickLynn said:
I just purchased a Festool Dust Extractor CT 25 HEPA and love it. I am using it to replace my old very loud shop vac. I have a remote switch that I have used for years to turn my shop vac on and off for my shop vac system. My question is, is there anyway to keep my CT 25 in the "ON" position without have to walk over and turn it on every time I need it?
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By accident, I found out yesterday how to do more or less just that (at least for the CT15)!

If you leave the CT on but unplug its power cord from the wall outlet, it'll turn off the extractor. When you plug the cord back into the...
 
In case there are others experiencing similar problems with broken internal links, there is an easy fix to restore the URL. XenForo uses a unique key for each post and thread. In the case of @ChuckS's links above, the unique key for the post in the thread is "703351"

https://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-tools-accessories/filtration-ability-of-ct-25-vs-ct-midi-and-ct-26/msg703351/#msg703351

To fix this, replace everything after the ".com/" with "posts/703351" as shown below.

https://festoolownersgroup.com/posts/703351

If the broken link is a thread, then a similar fix can be made with the unique thread key as shown below.

https://festoolownersgroup.com/threads/72686
 
MikeGE said:
In case there are others experiencing similar problems with broken internal links, there is an easy fix to restore the URL. XenForo uses a unique key for each post and thread. In the case of @ChuckS's links above, the unique key for the post in the thread is "703351"

https://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-tools-accessories/filtration-ability-of-ct-25-vs-ct-midi-and-ct-26/msg703351/#msg703351

To fix this, replace everything after the ".com/" with "posts/703351" as shown below.

https://festoolownersgroup.com/posts/703351

If the broken link is a thread, then a similar fix can be made with the unique thread key as shown below.

https://festoolownersgroup.com/threads/72686
Click to expand...
Perhaps this "hack" can be pinned somewhere for easy reference?
 
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