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Your system is correct. The regulator goes before the Flo-Jet pump. That's a nice looking install.

You don’t need a regulator on the downstream side of your Flo-Jet pump. The discharge pressure of the pump is determined by the inlet air pressure to the pump. I’ve never installed a regulator after any of our Flo-Jet pumps.

On your C-2000 controller turn on switches E and H. All the other switches should be off.

Get out your volt meter and check the voltage on the light to ground. Then force your changer to go out of service and then measure the voltage again. Then report back.

We use IDS out of Lancaster, Pennsylvania https://idspumprepair.com/pump-repair%2Fresleeving

The first thing I'd do is replace the timers with a Dixmor LED-8 or LED-9 timers and multi-coin coin acceptors. Then I'd think about credit card readers.

The CF 7000 MEI coin changers are repairable.

You want to remove the solenoid coil and the valve stem and check the inside of the valve for any debris or erosion on the valve seat inside the solenoid valve. Be sure to turn off the air or the power to the solenoid valve or you’ll get a bath of Tire cleaner when you take it apart. A few...

That DAN is a Windows 8 version. Newest ones are windows 10.

Thanks kind of what I was kind of thinking. I don’t know how many times over the years I’ve seen a new investor buy a run down or closed car wash sink a whole bunch of money into it and be disappointed at the merger return. They watch the garbage videos on YouTube on how to get rich in the car...

You've got a Hopper issue.

Is that 3 - 2 or the 2-3 flash code on the validator or on the controller? If it's on the validator you've got a bad validator.

Is the Hopper dump quick disconnect connected on the harness going to the Hopper? The Hopper dump switch will not work if this quick disconnect isn’t connected. Does the out of service light work? Does it ever come on? Are the parts you installed new or used, if they are used do you know for...

What position do you have the switches on the validator set on? You should have the switches on the validator set 1 - 4 On and 5 – 8 Off. If switch #6 is set in “Always enabled” it will keep stealing bills when the machine senses an error and shuts down. What puzzles is you say the Green LED...

There a small Green LED light on the front of the controller. That Green LED light is supposed to be steady on. If it's flashing it's telling you what wrong with the changer, it'll flash in a sequence. The sequence codes are in the manual. Since you've wasted a hole bunch of time changing...