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A couple of years ago when I was a young man I was in charge of the calibration section for the organization that I worked for. If water is getting into the gauge the pressure tube inside the gauge is leaking. This will cause the pressure to build up inside the gauge housing and blow it apart...

When I used that garbage KR soap I used it per the instructions on the label and it worked fine, just mix 10 gallons of water with 1 bucket of soap, how hard is that. I think I used a Yellow or a Purple tip. The problem we had with the soap was it will snot up and look like the snot in Ed's...

Russ is right you always want to use a liquid filled gauge and you always want to use a gauge that is twice as high as the pressure of the device. If your running at 1500psi you want to use a 3000psi gauge.. I've had problems with the Kleen-rite gauges blowing the rubber plug out of the top of...

Earl Congratulations, that’s a smart move. I’ve been kicking the idea around about selling out myself. At 74 it’s getting harder and harder to work the car wash. Again Congratulations and enjoy your time with what you want to do.

Send them back to Magikist and get them refurnished.

Get out your volt meter and start checking the power from were it comes into the vac, to the transformer and to the timer and to the coin acceptor.Does the vacuum have a mercury relay or any other type relay?

My brother has a problem with people parking in the bays for hours on end. He installed a water line with a valve that he can control remotely that drips or sprays water on there car. It works well.

It could almost anything. Is the motor in the equipment room starting and stopping? Have you checked the wiring in the coin box for any loose or damaged wires? Rotary switch could be bad. Check the wiring on the pump skid for loose wires, primarily on the rinse side.

We won't be going this year. We've been to so many conventions over the years they just aren't that much fun anymore.

I must be doing something right because I almost never have a valve problem. I've never had a pump head washout.

If your currently using a LED-5 timer you want to use a LED-6 timer, they have the same footprint.

When you turn on the foam brush out in the bay do you get a nice foam out in the bay? How much pressure do you have on the discharge side of the pump? Is the pump drawing chemical to the foam brush manifold?

You want this Dixmor LED-7 timer https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-1453-dixmor-timer-model-led7.aspx

You want this model LED-7 timer https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-1453-dixmor-timer-model-led7.aspx The Dixmor LED-7 timers are repairable.

What do you mean it's not on warranty!! It should be, can't you extend the warranty a little bit.