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What type, brand name validator? Regardless, I would send them in to someone to have them repaired, unless you know what you are doing.

How new are the newer switches?, I mean how long have the newer switches been available, months, years? I have 2 switches that had instructions like in the switch adjustment pdf below. I'm assuming the switches are the older style since there is no bracket attached. Also did you mean 1/16th...

I had that same setup, dole solenoids, generant regulator, chemical injector. I would definitely get rid of that setup and put in a dema injector, or small holding tanks, the tanks eliminate the need for a regulator on each pump, plus your not starving the pumps all the time, I don't know if you...

Get the tracking # for it.

That "large cylinder" your referring to is a chemical injector that Specialty Carwash Equipment used to manufacture. One wash I owned had specialty equipment, and those injectors, I had one of there old catalogs that I took this picture from. With that setup you have to starve the pumps a little...

You should have a spare one around, looks like your going to need it anyway, for the cost of one led7 you could easily loose that much business in one day. Most of us keep allot of spare parts around, especially a main part like that, that can shut the bay down.

It looks like you have doors on one side, or a wall, can’t really tell with the provided picture. Are you planning on enclosing the whole bay?, don’t think that would be a good idea, most only do doors on one side. You can get a price from anyone who install’s overhead doors. There should be...

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Thats what I was thinking, around $60 per hour. Where I am at I don't know anyone you can hire, that knows the business.

In the self-serve car wash industry, what would be a reasonable hourly rate that you would charge someone to do work in there carwash?

Even if you don't purchase site analytics, you will still be able to see, and reset the coin count when hooking up the 2 gray wires for the coin pulse.

That is the right # for the PH-24M-DN heaters he has, but no one has them.

What did you replace them with?

I don't own the wash anymore, the new owner called me and was asking if I knew where to purchase the new diaphragms for them, just trying to help him out. Those Paloma heaters were all replaced in 2006 so there not really that old, but are not going to be as efficient as the newer models may be...

The heaters that are in there PH-24M-DN model was discontinued 15 years ago.

Did the Paloma instantaneous heaters go out of business? The guy who purchased my Carwash in 2015 said he is looking for parts, in particular the diaphragms. He said they went out of business, called me to see if I can find any parts for them, if I remember right, I used to buy those parts from...

I wouldn't do anything, they are going to need proof that it did happen at your wash, do you have camera's?

Everyone in this area uses springflex or the rubber flex wands, mostly springflex, I see very few if any solid wands, we always had more bent wands than broken ones, and they would really bend them, enough to get in the fender wells.

You may also want to look at spring flex wands: https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-55983-spraying-systems-14-in-spring-flex-wand-with-built-in-1-4-in-nozzle-protector.aspx

Its a thermostat hooked to a solenoid. In colder climates we use a weepmizer, which you can see at dixmor.com.