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I put "FLASHING GREEN BUTTON" on them. They still leave it running.

None of the machines you're looking at will be in production anymore when you are able to do this.

Fragramatics vacuums are nice, but IMO their plain vac doesn't do anything better than the cheapest JE Adams. I'd choose JE Adams because I order enough stuff to fill a pallet, and they'll ship a vac for free with a big enough order. I can get stuff direct from JE Adams, but it's still cheaper...

I believe this is the battery: https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/STMicroelectronics/M4T28-BR12SH1?qs=Mu9A%252BxKg3hTJ1rbHObpv1g%3D%3D

You can put Cryptopay on any vacuum. Find the one you like and add Cryptopay. Are you adding vacs or replacing the Fragramatics? If you don't like the combo, you can always remove the second hose and replace the decal with a standard vac one.

I think you might be confused. You can't run count-up and have the button add time.

IIRC someone here said they put the swipers inside the box and mounted only the tap reade on the door. Not sure how the signal can get out of the box...

As it is, people routinely post stuff in the wrong sub-forum. Why complicate it by adding regions? There must be a couple hundred members who check this forum at least a couple times a week. There's a post in this sub about every two months. It's not like you're wading through a ton of posts...

There are so few people that report break-ins here it would seem pointless IMO.

It takes about two weeks. It can take longer. How is it going to cost $12,000 to add Cryptopay to your bays?

It does skip the pre-auth, so if it's a gift card with no balance or a debit card on an empty account they get a free wash.

I've been told it's 80 per swiper, but I don't know for sure if that's correct.

If he was my employee I would have fired him ten years ago.

I might be thinking of the shampoo vacs that have the ITT solenoid.

If anyone was wondering, it was a dead short in the cable between the meter box and the pump stand. Luckily there was an unused wire.

My first step would be to read the contract and find out about their insurance and loss coverages.

Have you ever tried to turn a socket with a vice grip? It only works if what you're loosening isn't tight. I often have trouble just getting the coil nut loose. A few times I've had to use a Dremel and a cutoff wheel to cut a slot for a screwdriver in the top of the stem.

When you know you've been in the business too long...

I use the PRRRM-a-Lube because the "maintenance" guy at the one wash I service that has 623's doesn't do his job.

Piston pumps have a choice between Prrrm-a-Lube seals and blue dot seals. They both keep the water from coming out the rear manifold. Blue dot seals need the wicks in place and need to be oiled once a month. Prrrm-a-Lube seals do not.