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We are currently using the blendco stock that the previous owner left, that is made for hard water. Coming to the end of that supply and changing chemicals after its done, so was thinking of installing softener sooner than later since we'll need for RO system later anyway. We are able to get...

Will have to take a closer look, both are dual tank systems. 1 is smaller from SS, and other has larger tanks from old IBA.

Another question, we have some decommissioned (ie broken and in need of repair left from previous owner) softener systems at a couple locations. Are those worth rebuilding/replacing media? Or just buy new?

Will check the hardness, I have a test kit coming and plan on calling County water department to see what info I can gather. No water heater, so probably will just put to hydrominders and spot free system when it's added. Was trying to get a general idea where soft water should go on the SS...

Hi group, the SS wash we took over has relatively hard water. Busy 8 bay wash, and getting busier. Going to eventually add Spot Free, but in the meantime wanted to add the softener to help with our soaps. We are having to run everything strong at this location due to hard water. Where does the...

I used something similar to this, couldn't find the exact one I used, but pretty sure that they are all similar made in China quality - I definitely have spares on hand, luckily haven't needed them yet AITRIP 10PCS AC/DC to DC Step Down Buck Converter AC 5-30V DC 5-48V 24V 36V 48V to DC 2.5-35V...

Bought them from Amazon, let me see if I can find the link

I've never been able to get the output to work from the nayax to reliably work with the low signal relay. It has caused me many issues and troubleshooting time. The power supply I use to transform bay 24vac power to 12vdc for relay and nayax. Nayax can only take 24vac max, so if bay voltage too...

I have 0 experience with Monex, but you will probably get more help if you post the diagrams, what you have done, and your error. monex can’t help you with the error code you provided them?

Call them for quickest service.

We haven't had many issues, mainly customer damage - but we added external stop buttons which alleviated many of those customer issues. Our bay units are in the bays with no covers. We also have had a few with poor communication out of the box on our last batch - but Nayax took care of those...

Bays and ACWs - 2.5% + $0.10/transaction Vacs - 5.95% - low transaction values, so rate is higher $7.95/reader/month These are all in fees - no other fees.

Have nayax in 20 bays, 19 vacs, and 2 ACW, been happy with them. Went with them for modern interface, low fees, and will work with any timer in count up or count down mode.

Pretty sure our town is right, need to double check your coin mech to timer wiring. And check if you are getting power out when the correct amount of coins dropped in

As far as I know nayax doesn't take external payments pulses to activate the timer

Have you checked your check valves? Sounds like you could be getting HP back and damaging your flojets

Are you boosting the correct or super kleen with the mc plus and SS presoak? We are getting good results with the correct unboosted, but running it pretty strong with a big tip - so using quite a bit. Titration at 28 drops with the simoniz titration kit. we're considering using the super...

Nayax count up or count down can be done with virtually any timer. Nayax works as it’s own timer in count up mode, no need to interface with the bay timer in count up mode. For count down, the nayax will send pulses to the timer, just like a coin or bill acceptor. We went with Nayax count up at...

Will swap out with my spare and shoot you an email for repair. Don’t know how old the original board is, anyway to tell before sending it in to you?

Those are some pretty outrageous mistakes on the coinless end! Probably lost a lot of customers for a lot of operators. completely unacceptable