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Probably high pressure rinse solenoids. If you have ball valves for your high pressure rinse individually shut off each one of those and check it. If you don't isolate your high pressure rinse from those bays to turn them off.
You obviously have a short in the circuit. That is why the fuse is blowing obviously it's your protection. The difference of doing it when the machine is standing still and the machine is moving is when the machine is moving cables are moving you need to visually start checking all your cables...
Is it the same on high and low pressure functions? What is your output pressure? Is it the same as what you usually have? If you Have a restriction it should be higher than what you normally have it set at. So if you normally see a thousand pounds on your high pressure functions it should be...
I had the same problem many years ago when I converted a self-service bay that was not visibly obvious from the road. I gave away free washes for two weekends in a row. That got the ball rolling. That was in 1994 before social media and the internet as we know it now.
5 minutes regular vacuum 4 minutes turbo vacuum. The fragrance or the shampooer are less I believe between 2 and 3 minutes it's all variable with the flip of a switch. There's a sliding bar that shows the customer how much time they have left no digital countdown timer. They can use credit card...
Ditto to what David m said. Switch to 2001 never looked back golden US dollar coins. Somebody puts a 20 in my coin machine can you imagine what they get in quarters? Not only a convenience for the customer but speeds up people's time tying up your equipment not pumping multiple...