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Tomorrow is supposed to be 60 and sunny, but then followed by cold and more rain. Next weekend is forecasting more rain.

I haven't found anything, but have been buying it from JC without the head and re-using the old head. Not too hard to put on. Saves alot of $

Same here, and I don't see an end in sight. Weather is just dreadful with no more than 2-3 days without rain in a row for some time now. Most weekends have been raining and the summer was humid and rainy.

It is turned all the way up, I will have to check at what point it goes off. Are you talking about the yellow light, or red error light that comes on when the beam is broken?

I separated the wires this morning just to make sure it wasn't the issue. Still getting the red light, even when the yellow light flashes. According to the information on the amplifier, it looks like the red light is cross talk? Is that right? If it is, what could cause that? I opened the...

It is a Carlo Gavazzi. I swapped it with another, so amplifier is fine. I just need to figure out the fault. I'll try to mess with it more tomorrow. Thanks for the help.

I hope that's the case. If it is, why does it only light up red when something passes through the sensor? Is that how it's supposed to work?

Is the rectangular box an amplifier? I don't think the wires are touching, but good catch. They shouldn't be crossing. I did replace the sensor and it wasn't like that before and it acted the same exact way, so I don't think that's the issue.

I spent some time on the doors today and have attached a picture of the whole control area and also of the plug in module. On my other 3 doors, anytime someone passed through the photo sensor area, the yellow area labeled #1 flashes and you hear a click. If I pass my hand back and forth...

There is a plug in controller that is for the photo eyes, I'm guessing it probably controls the loop detector too? My plan was to swap that with my other bay tomorrow as the next step in troubleshooting the issue. Too bad it's going to be warm (and rainy) for the next few days so it won't be...

I have not. Honestly I have zero experience with the loop detector and have not messed with it before. As far as I know it's built into the concrete and all I have access to is the wires in the junction box where it comes into the bay and ties in.

They have the free shipping promo now until Dec. 8th.

You can rebuild it if the insides are not worn out. Rebuild kits are cheap and I am able to rebuild them twice before I have to replace the whole thing. Car washes fall apart anytime. I wish everything lasted 15 years.

It closes based on a signal from the loop detector in the ground. I do have a duplicate auto that works fine.

I decided that I had enough and need to get this door issue fixed. I installed a sensor last year that texts me when the door stays open and I am also now able to remotely shut it, but I need to figure out the issue. I so far have replaced both door sensors (transmitter and receiver) and still...

Any idea what made them stop working? Might be something very simple that we could walk you through. Ie, did a part break off, did it start leaking, no high pressure etc.

Usually only from the boom down is frozen. I take the hose off and put in the ER to thaw, then depending on the wash, might have to also remove the short hose from the boom to the trough and let it thaw. I then use a torch on the boom to thaw that out once the hoses are ready. In the past, I...

I was told by my rep they were extending it. Worth a call to confirm.

Same here, I had them open for year until someone started leaving them open every night after going through them. They didn't leave a mess, but multiple vacs with no suction was a problem. I even took a screen shot of one of them and posted his picture on all of the vacs hoping it would scare...

https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-112-smc-clearbowl-inline-strainer-12-f-x-f-50-mesh.aspx That is what I am using. 50 mesh.