Recent content by Fatboy769

@Randy, how long would it take you to get those 2 locks out? 5-10 minutes?

@lunchboxx, where are you located? Self serve bench is from Power Clean out of Sumter, SC. Just curious, I’m in Columbia, SC

That’s true if you are using the Nayax to power the relay. Can be different if using another source to power relay.

Are you using a 5vdc or 12vdc relay? Relay in the pic you posted is 5vdc and the voltage reading you are getting at the relay is a little over 12vdc. If you are using the 5vdc relay, that would definately be a problem.

Good thing to check. I had a relay that either didn’t have a jumper on it when I got it or I lost it. Probably the latter, but it won’t do anything without it. I never tried it on high, but don’t think it would work there either.

She’s the one that made that post on Facebook

@Greg Pack @Blanco

Just curious for anyone using Cryptopay, do they offer advanced replacement swipers or taps?

@kentadel is right, they do get smaller, but not too bad to read.

Yes sir.

If using Cryptopay, I would agree with this 100%. If using one of the readers that can do multi pricing in count down mode, not so sure..

That’s true, but I’ve never seen either one of those companies on the forum offering free help like @Buckeye Hydro. Hopefully he can sale some things for sharing his knowledge with all of us here.

I just may make a trip up your way, just for the food of course! :ROFLMAO:

I guess I’ve been fortunate or lucky, but the washes I have owned and the ones I have serviced have never had a check valve on the discharge side of the pump and as long as everything else in the equipment room was functioning properly, I never had an issue with water constantly dripping out of...

I’m curious as to why you’re using a check valve on the discharge side of the pump?