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Did you ever get your safe dial replaced?

That's why I use them. I've been working on a lot of the same washes for 30 years. In another 20 I don't want to still be messing with rusted non-working swivels.

Anti seize is definitely not a bad idea. They usually come apart fine if they're in the room. If they're at the boom in the bay, I usually have to cut the hose and replace the crimp fitting. I still use them, but only use stainless ones.

Rex is the idiot who built and installed his equipment. It was intended to be rude. I still deal with his stupidity, just not every day like I used to.

DI has several advantages, the main one is that it will flow enough on its own to rinse a car. An RO system needs storage and a pump.

It's not the amperage. The knob is just there as a convenient way to stop the compressor. It is in no way electrically relevant. Something is just making the knob turn, either vibration or the switch itself opening. I've seen before on a compressor where when it's running the knob is loose...

In my experience, any moisture will get trapped in the tape and will cause it to rust worse than without tape, and it just makes it more trouble to take apart and tighten because you can't spin the fitting with your fingers.

Reverse osmosis. If this is for home use, you might want to look on DIY car washing forums. This one is mainly for professional car wash owners/operators. The equipment we use costs tens of thousands of dollars.

Seal is here, don't tape the fitting that goes there:

Another Rex issue.

You can usually get a service contract to cover maintenance after warranty.

I don't think he has an RO system or he wouldn't be asking about DI.

I never messed with the SecureCoin units that didn't work, but the first one was by far the most reliable and the least finicky.

Remove the cover and break the knob off. It's probably throwing itself over. The knob just stops the switch from closing, removing it won't affect anything.

He never linked anything. He was referring to your link to the Schlage lock in your original post.

Thanks, I was asking for a friend who can't remember his own last name half the time. He was able to activate it through the portal.

From the CryptoPay site: Flashing Yellow: Out of Service Mode. Card reader will not accept a card swipe. All Self Service Bay and Vacuum card readers are shipped in this mode. Does this swiper need to be activated by them?

Yup, but you won't like it. It's expensive and has to be blended.

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You can see an entire 3/4" gap?