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Yep. Nothing to convert, just plug it in.

Here's the scoop. The card reader is made by Magtek. You can contact them via www.magtek,com and hit the "contact us" button. Choose your state and note the "OEM Specialist" , that is the person to contact. The part number for the replacement card reader is 21065106. If you do a search on the...

I understand, but I refuse to believe that the wipers, rings, etc. are proprietary to Airlift. If you can get the carriage off, I'd take it to a someone in the hydraulics business. It's a standard size. The only thing that's unique is the length, not the diameter. I hate it when you can't find a...

Scott- It sounds like you have the vertically operating Airlift Magnaglides. The horizontal version is quite a bit more, but they do offer rebuilt Magnaglides at a small savings, but they will not sell the rebuild kit. Most likely and O-Ring is failing. Do you have a lubricator on your airline...

You will probably need a new reader. American Changer sells them for $170. I bought a couple from the OEM (Magtek, I think) for a fraction of that price. Let me know if you want more info, I'd be happy to share. I am looking for a source for the print-head for the AC2007.

Rochester I live around the corner. Let me know if I can help. (I'm not kidding... it's two three miles away.)

We all have "DOH" moments. Last week I left the wash, drove a mile or so when I remembered I forgot something. Drove up to the equipment room door and could not find my wash key ring. I searched through my pockets, the cup holders, my brief case...NO KEYS! Then I looked up and saw them hanging...

Check the Receiver Photo-Eye The photo eyes do not last forever. Replacements are available from Kleen-Rite (look for Telco). I have seen that they go intermittent before they go dead. Nine times out of ten it's the receiver, not the transmitter. You can check the transmitter with the camera...

For what it's worth, the issue was resolved. I contacted the service department at Coinco and they are still supporting the board they sold IVS. Wanted $110 to rebuild, I sent it in and I guess I fried it beyond repair. Anyway, they supplied a rebuilt for $125 and sent along a bunch of...

I think Rykopro was on vaction last week. I talked to him a couple of days ago and Mark is alive.

I have a Sig Series w/PLC that's going crazy. I use the accounting function to audit the SS sales. Recently while working on one of the meters a board shorted out. Tough enough to have to replace it, but now I am getting crazy numbers from the bay. Yesterday, for instance, the bay reported...

I think I fried my IVS Vend-It controller board. It's about five years old. My clumsy mistake. Anybody got any ideas? I don't know who made it or if it was proprietary to IVS. I've never had a moments problem with the vendor and I'd like to save it. What does a Shur-Vend small rear load run...

Randy, I defy you to find anything about where to buy the thermal print heads or someone to point you in the right direction. They do post some links to distributors who sell to OEMs in quantities of 100. The part numer on mine is an OEM number and I've been unable to trace it. Although I rather...

I am still alive, kickin' and doing the Lord's work (washing cars). It's nice to have been missed. Honestly, I haven't visited the Forum in a while because it's too depressing. No one's business seems to be all that great and I just got tired of reading post after post about the economy, the...

I get mine from American Changer. They cost about $90. Have you tried cleaning an old one? I didn't know they could be cleaned until American Changer told me. I use one of those Citrus Pens and it seems to be okay. Good luck.

I have an IVS spiral vendor and have had no problems with it. Unfortunately I have had no success in finding some spirals. I am looking for the four-inch (4") x 18-inch that will vend 12 or so items (thanks to the new Armor-All Sponge Packaging). Anybody got any ideas?

Bill, the mention of those old calculators brought back some memories of my first job in public accounting. The juniors used to set Fridens chunking along and sleep off a tough night. I wonder what happened to all those machines.

I'll look into a couple of options and let everybody know how I did. There was an earlier post from some guy who said he could beat the deal I posted above, but now it's gone. You know, I was looking for an easier way to save a buck or two, hoping someone else did my homework for me, but I guess...

The only "expert" who advised me to opt for metal trusses was my insurance agent. Difference in premiums was very small. If an engineer will seal the plans with wood, I'd go for wood.

I am presently using LaSalle (now B of A) to clear my credit card sales. Their fees for most transactions are 1.88% + $0.25. We were looking for another processor and found out American Changer has its own CC processing program. They want 1.77% + $0.14. Seems like a much better deal. No charge...