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In floor heat and doors should keep you from freezing except during the VERY cold spells and them you just shutdown until it warms up.

That may be better than the virtual.

Most of our customers use pressure pads.

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I would use "Soft Touch" or "FoamBrite". Cloth is old fashion and "slaps" against the car.

Are you using cloth? Cloth holds dirt and will cause micro scratches at the very least.

I looked at video to see what kind of brushes this wash uses. I was trying to figure out if it was a machine I saw at a the show in Novi a few years ago; it had these strange "balloon" type brushes for lack of a better term. After market replacement would be determined by a few factors first of...

How many washes did you get out of the brushes?

We use Macneil conveyors and Ryko conveyors (a modified Macneil) Macneil still uses a drum and Ryko uses sprockets at both ends. I think the double sprocket creates less wear and tear on the chain. The problem with the drums is they are hollow and if you dont pay attention they "fail" (collapse).

Please call 855-893-1385 for service or to talk with your local Ryko direct tech.

Not if the timer was disabled when the wash wash armed. All this is just a band aid anyway, somewhere there is a problem between the two pieces. Ryko does not normally make revisions that help machines to work with competitors equipment. Have you tried contacting your local Ryko tech and...

I would use Ryko's CAWIC with the IC Verify software, then you can choose ANY processor you want!

The dryer photo eyes are what turn off the dryer early when a car leaves before the timer runs out.

You could install a timer in the coinbox to give itself a reset signal every 10 min. Most all of our Ryko's have Ryko coinboxes and there is a lot of communication between the two, so its just a matter of dumbing down the ryko to work with your coinbox.

Presoak should have an optimum setting that should always be adhered to or at least a great starting point to fine tune by close observation. Just turning up the presoak will do nothing if the proper dilution rate is already being used. Do you use titration to set your presoak? Are people...