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Good deal, hopefully you salvaged some of your weekend business. We have found the bottom switch usually goes out first since it's submerged in hot water 24/7, and we replace both at the same time because the top is usually not far behind in failing.

Error F5 not in the manuals I have, can't help with that.

Did you put the bottom switch back in the correct orientation? Easy mistake to make. The top and bottom are opposite as far as the float travel if I remember correctly. The bottom switch is the "check" to make sure there is water in the tank, the top is the fill switch

Check the float switches in the pre-soak tank - we have to replace every year or so. They don't last in the hot water.

Nayax can be used in countup without interacting with the bay timer. There is a box available on KR to mount nayax on side of main box

Hoping you have a full and speedy recovery!

Try Landon's car wash - he has mark vii parts - new and used

This is exactly our setup. We don't get many repeats on vac though. How many minutes do you give for $2? We are $2 for 6 mins vac or 3 mins shampoo or 1 min fragrance

Yes, it will pre-auth the full amount again - usually customers that swipe twice are on the higher income side and doesn't effect them as much. Pre-auth is only for count-up. If the amount is known - like the $2 vacuum Mattwash mentioned - it is just a straight $2 charge without pre-auth.

Are you on Crypto? Nayax works a little different I think, it won't allow the transaction to go over the pre-auth amount, so at the pre-auth sets the max transaction $

We have a $20 pre-auth at 1 location and ts still not enough for some people, we have people using their cards multiple times to wash their cars.

I posted in the Nayax thread also, but figured I would post it here too. One of the benefits of Nayax is that you can bypass the timer completely for CC transactions. The Nayax can function as the timer with some relays.

One of the benefits of Nayax is that you can bypass timer completely for CC sales. The Nayax will work as the timer with some relays.

Those overloads look very similar to the eaton ones that are way more $. Wonder if they would fit into eaton motor starters as replacement

Thanks for the advice, will be going through insurance, will post an update once everything is complete.

We will be dealing with their insurance as soon as we get the info, police said it will be in their report available later this week. Just trying to get this up and running as fast as possible to avoid losing too many customers. But doesn't seem as though that's going to happen if it's going to...

Ok, was just making sure I didn't over pay. I have a 2 pocket discriminator

Had this happen on Friday. Idiot tried to drive through the bay with a trailer on nailed it. Not even a customer, just driving through the bay to get out of our lot. Caused even more damage to other parts of the machine and property trying to back out. And of course ran away and didn't call us...

Payroll mate is what we've been using for about 5 years across our businesses. Our retail store has about 20 employees on the payroll and no issues. It's not $50, but still reasonable. Has a ton of reports and forms.

Am I reading correct that you have a machine that separates bills for $100?