Recent content by hitchpatolive

MEP001 was correct, the "motor" wire to the rotary switch had corroded and there wasn't a connection anymore. Thank you for all of the help, probably save me several frustrating hours this evening.

Thank you Paul, I did push that reset button. That is about the extent of my "electrician" knowledge!! :) Thank you for the suggestion though.

Thank you for the quick reply and idea, I'll run over and check the rotary switch. I appreciate your help.

I have a self serve bay that the high pressure functions are not working but all of the low pressure functions are working. My self serve is a Mark VII pro-line system built in 1987. In the equipment room inside the control panels (probably not the correct term) there is a button I can push...

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Does anyone have a Mark VII GT-300 operators manual in a PDF format that they could email me? My direct email is pathitchingham@gmail.com Thank you in advance.

When I open the valve up enough for the pump to stop capitating the pump doesn't draw the soap. So when I have the valve almost all the way closed it will draw but as soon as I open it up it stops drawing.

I have a bay that keeps "losing its prime" on high pressure soap. If I turn down my water flow until the pump starts to capitate the soap will come through. As soon as I turn the water flow back to normal for high pressure the soap trickles to a stop. Any ideas/opinions would be appreciated.

Has anyone recently replaced their floor heat boiler with a new high efficiency model? What makle/model did you decide on and are you happy with the investment? My three bay self serve in Michigan has the same boiler that the wash was built with in 1985, the gas bills have been ridiculous for...