Recent content by Spotwashman

Factory stretch These are Lincoln Town Cars that are used as airport style pickup cars that are stretched 6" at the factory. We wash many other styles of cars, trucks and subs without any problems. Unfortunately they want a dryer package, so we are just inquiring if anyone else has heard of...

I have a customer who washes several Lincoln 6" factory stretch Town Car limos who is complaining that our dryers are causing the hoods and roofs to "pop" and possibly dent during drying. Our dryer has two 15 HP fans the oscillate on top and one 10 HP on each side. No problems on sides, just...

Purging the Lines Using the second output works fine, but you will need a one shot timer and some relays to open up and send the fluid to the individula solenoids going to each bay and purge the lines with the methanol winter mix. When the temperature drops to 33, you will have a normally open...

New Chip Fixed It I just recieved a replacement chip from Jim with new software Ver. 3.0+ to fix the problems we were having and to adjust the payout from the hoppers using quarters and dollar coins as we had requested in April. It appears as though it will switch back to quarters if the...

Conversion Kit I have had a Genesis conversion kit for 4 months. It was supopose to be able to dispense quarters from one hopper and dollar coins from the other one. It can't do that. I also have had it not dispense the quarters equally from both hoppers. It empties one hopper and then...

Injectors I am using both a low and high ph product on a G5. The Hydraflex injectors seem to hold up so far.

Injectors I use soft water and a high and low ph pre-soak. Injectors are a Kynar type product, so they don't degrade as far as I have seen.

G5 Blocks I have a Hydraflex block kit I have been using for about 3 months. It works great and you can use the same type of injectors as used on a 4000.

POssible Cause I had a similiar situation with a different manufacturer's equipment. It turned out that the spotfree solenoid coil was going bad and cause just enough of a backfeed to reset the timer, but not blow the 24V fuse. You may want to look into a soenoid or a relay if the entire...