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First, it sounds like the main Normally open solenoid valve has a bad diaphragm. It's the solenoid that the 1" line from the Charcoal filter taps into. On my unit, its a Dayton 1A579. The rebuild kit is a Dayton 2DAD2. I bet yours could be the same. The failed diaphragm allows water flow at...

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I have the identical unit, except two membranes. RO machines need periodic service. Charcoal, Membranes, occasional electrical repair such as float switch. Replace the carbon for sure. It's cheap insurance. (Wood Brothers Water can help get the right stuff) High quality membranes can be...

Ditto on using Nu-Wall. Be careful. The original version has HF.....works great, but is dangerous stuff. Don't get in a hurry to paint the walls. Painted walls in a car wash usually ends in disaster.

My compressor has a automatic drain that fires every 45 minutes. Even after running the air through an ARO water separator, I would still get icing in my ARO pumps. The aforementioned aftercooler was what was finally needed to eliminate moisture from the air lines.

Here'a a link to an old thread. (11) Removing Air Line Moisture | Car Wash Forum The pictures are long gone, but there's a lot of useful information. An aftercooler will condense the moisture, and give you dry air.

I bought Trash Receptacles from Wausau Tile 15+ years ago. Not cheap, but only paid once. They still look great.

Bad Check Valve somewhere...

I received some parts from them last week......

I've used several sets from Coastal Water Filters on eBay. Great prices and work well. Ozmosis XLE-4040 Reverse Osmosis RO Membrane for Water Filtration System 4"x40" | eBay

You are probably correct. It was my employee that gave me the code via telephone. Your explanation makes sense..... FWIW, no matter how many times I try to explain the "pause" between the blinks....it always gets messed up. Thanks.

My Hamilton RNS C2000 controller gives "Dime input stuck" error intermittently. I don't take dimes!!!! I take $1,5,10 bills only. I can only suspect a bad controller? Ideas?

Ditto what Randy said. For years I agonized about raising prices. After 30 years, the number of total complaints (about prices) would add up to around a dozen. Quit sweating it, and do it......

Similar to part #2 on this diagram..... https://www.softenerparts.com/assets/images/900034mtras.jpg

My Fleck setup did the same thing. Turns out that there's a "cap" that sits on top of the counter which contains a bunch of planetary gears. The gears wore out, and wouldn't turn the flexible metering cable. I replaced the cap with a new one, and I was up and running normally.

It happens very rarely. Yes, I'm using the quarter side of the ACW. I swapped Token acceptors with an adjacent bay, so I'll see if the problem migrates. Your comment about the edge connector reminded me about another issue I had years ago. I can't remember the details, but I seem to remember...

Parker P-37.....yes. I don't understand how a bad acceptor would give the $0.25 credit instead of a token credit. I'd be inclined to think that the acceptor would either work, or not work. It correctly accepts (or rejects) the brass token. Why does the Hamilton ACW think it's a quarter pulse...

I'm reviving this old thread. After reading your post Stan, I unplugged, and reseated the Quarter and Token acceptors. The problem went away, and the issue was forgotten. Yesterday, a long time customer inserts a Brass Token into the Token slot, gets a $0.25 credit, inserts another Brass...

I've used ZPay's Pay Window for years and years. I only have 3-4 employees, and this "Mom and Pop" software run company has been outstanding. Annual updates were only about $50. Bad news.... The owner is retiring, and "Pay Window" will be no more. Does anyone have a recommendation for a...

I understand that your doors are poly and not roll up. Your issue sounds like it's related to the operator...of course, unless the rigid door is binding or catching somehow. How does your system NOT have a safety eye on the exit? Heaven forbid somebody (a child) step in front of a closing...