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I hung curtains at one location a couple of feet in front of the Blower intakes to reduce the amount of moisture they sucked in. I used to question why installers had intakes toward the entrance and now I see they do it the opposite way.

Having solenoids in the tunnel was an older system. Having them in the equipment room closer to the source of the air or liquid makes things easier to work on - Yep - need photos. If soap solution is supplied by an air operated pump the ari regulater to that pump air supply wouldcontrol...

You should keep a spare on hand. It's cheap insurance vs lost business waiting for a replacement.

You may have 2 solenoid valves - (Difficult to know details of your system) One for the liquid or if liquid is supplied by an air operated pump to the air supply for the pump and another for the air supply to the arch. .

1. Make sure there is power to the unit. 2. If it has power - where it says "Slide to replace... " remove quarter an clan with folded paper towel with Alcohol on it on both sides. 3. If that doesn't work - replace. .

I liked my flips for the Back of SUVs and Vans but that was only that single flip per car. Not the side to side.

I think it was in Houston where I saw stuff was in "Jail" A Rebar Cage was constructed around the changer and venders just large enough to put your hand with $ thru and retrieve whatever.

Not sure I saw where main electrical panels will be located. They should be as far as possible from anything that can get them wet or even in a separate room. / enclosure.

Really? - Only dealers can supply and apply stickers? Which of course does not indicate one way or the other it was not an OEM item.

Good luck with that. Let us know how it turns out. In y experience small claims court was always rolling the dice.

Had 4 locations . One with Gas , Tunnel and Store, One with Tunnel and 8 SS Bays and 2 Tunnel only. Each had a more experienced employee who could assist other locations for repairs. If I went out of town I was largely available by phone for emergencies and If I could not resolve an issue...

Single wire braid hose per above post from KR and "Open Chuck" that does not rretain pressure in hose. That wy compressor does not start under pressure and will last longer.

About 20 years ago I reviewed about 40 claims from the prior year for stuff (4 locations) I replaced due to damage claim. At least 36 were for vehicles 10 years old or older. Some 12-20 years old. Put the 10 year limit on disclaimers and specified the year (Got a sticker to update it each...

I did this - Pulled coin boxes - Vault cover and made sign to inset quarters and retrieve below. Less wear and tear because stuff shut down when not in use.

You can get motors for $50, Slugbuster Coin Mechs for $170 and LED 7 Timers for $350 and do Credit Cards later.

I am more high tech. I us an old wooden handle off some thing that is long gone.

If you are going to use and LED & timer, also check the depth of the current box to make sure it can handle this.

Suffice it to say there is a reason every location has a vacuum. To figure power cost you will have to do the math with your cost per KWH and the amperage for the vacs converting to KWH. . If your budget can handle it I recommend ready made Stainless Island. Let Electrician run power and...

In the 1960''s in the Tunnels we had wax and then got "Hot ax" In the early 1970s we got "Polish wax" I would guess early1980's we got the triple foam.

I put a moisture filter wit auto drain just ahead of the flo jet. Seemed to get the job done as opposed to being closer to compressor because as the air travels away from the compressor it cools and water precipitates out so the drain closer to the compressor won't trap as much moisture...