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And no.. I dont think I can fix everything! Sorry if I came across that way. I'm just asking this community about roadblocks and headaches i may encounter pursuing some on the side money. Love ya!

Ez now... as much as I respect the level of craftsmanship I've encountered in this industry so far, I don't think I'm very cost effective at troubleshooting electrical issues. 😭 Yall having issues with self serve down there? Why?

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Interesting, thanks for the info chief. 👍 I'm having a blast working on the ww and pdq bays and find them straight forward. When I do have a question I call the manufacturer and it's settled in 10mn over the phone.

Okay good point. Maybe I can become certified with specific brands first. I will definitely look into that. Most of my experience is in the wind and gas industry as an industrial mechanic. Mechanic problems are a non issue for me but I have been bamboozled by intermittent electrical...

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That sounds like a lot of moving parts.

I haven't put together concrete numbers to come up with my cost per hour but I bet 75 is getting close to what it might be. What is WW PDQ charging to send a tech out? I come across many small town washes in my area that aren't clean, leaks.... I cant imagine anyone is around to maintain...

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Im thinking about starting a side hustle business servicing car washes around my area, targeting mom and pop operations. Cleaning, dialing in the soap tritation, break downs, pumps, leaks, preventative maintenance. Is this service valuable to you? What would you be okay with paying...

Im sorry.. aaahaha that picture... I remember cleaning out all our vacuums the day I saw your post and felt some kind of way.

Jeeperz give the guy a key and let him empty them for you. As long as you guys make a deal that he closes up the clean out doors we'll. That's a win win. Who wants to clean out those vacuums.

Hi everyone, New to the industry and I'm tasked with keeping a buttoned up and accurate inventory for several types of PDQ machines. (M5, 4000, 360 classic) What are some parts you keep on hand at all times? What I'm really after is a list from the manufacturer of what they recommend...

this was helpful. I ran into this today