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Is this a new problem since you started having problems with your Presoak leaking? Do you have a voltmeter? If you don't have one you need to get one. Start by turning the rotary switch out in the bay to Stop, then start checking for voltage at your solenoid valve working your way back to the...

Sounds to me that that clown didn't know what he was doing, but then again most service companies don't really know what they are doing.

I use JBS Fonic wash for both my High Pressure soap and for my Foam brush. I do mix them in separate tanks with a little bit of Simoniz Correct added at the Hydrominder to give the product a little more kick. I use Simoniz Correct as our Presoak.

The coil of the solenoid must be installed onto the stem of the valve. The coil on the solenoid valve will get warm when solenoid valve is energized/On. They should not get so hot that you can't put your hand on the coil. Are you sure you are working on the Presoak system and not on the Foam...

What a frigging mess! All the tubing the same color. You've never said if the Flo-Jet pump for the Presoak is cycling?

We tried pulling the garbage cans and the customers would just stack there crap on the vac island or toss it on the ground. After about 6 month we put them back in.

When was the last time you clean out your chemical tank? Do you have a strainer on the discharge from your chemical tank? I suggest something like this https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-111-smc-5732290-white-nylon-inline-strainer-with-clear-bowl-1-2in-80-mesh-screen.aspx Also disassemble the new...

My guess would be you have stuck relay that turns the system on.

I hate to tell you this, but that's not that bad. We deal with worse everyday.

Where do you live?

Why would you want to go to a 220 volt motor instead of 110 volt motor on your vacuums? I'd go with the industry standard of 110 volt.

Try this https://thepondshop.com/products/replacement-filter-element?variant=6057399124011

What premium soap products do you recommend? We don’t have a chemical rep here anymore. We’ve used some of the Kleen rite concentrated self-serve products and found them to be less than desirable. The biggest problems we had were separation and jelling issues.

I’ve seen some real abortion hose assemblies come out of these so called hose shops or equipment distributors. When I was a young apprentice part of my 5 year apprenticeship was working in a hose shop for 6 months. We made every hose you could ever imagine.

You better have a come'n to Jesus meeting with whoever you got your hoses from because the ends shouldn't be coming off if the hose weren't properly made up. I use this reusable fitting for a field repair...

Here's another link to the programming coupon https://images.kleen-ritecorp.com/Documents/Manuals/CPI/T612-U3E/CPI%20Talos%20Bill%20Validator%20Guide%202021.pdf Sometimes depending on your printer you have to resize the programming coupon before to you print it. You want it to be the same as a...

You don't necessarily have to use new fittings. I've got a couple of pails of fittings I reuse from time to time, I never use galvanized steel fittings on anything. I use Leak lock on the fittings when I have a problem. Can you post a couple of pictures of what your dealing with?

The best thing you can do is rip out the swipe and clean card system. Replace the 1034 timers with Dixmor LED-6 timers and install a Cryptopay Tap and pay 2 system.

Try swapping the head off of another bay pump and see if the problem goes with the head. It sounds to me like you have a small leak somewhere.

This is how we do our pumping systems. We feed the pumps with reduced city water pressure to make the pumps draw in chemical. The only tanks we have are small chemical tanks. This system is 42 years old, I just keep repairing it.