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It is non-condensing. Remember, the unit is not heating at all when no bays are used. Therefore it only heats when a bays are timed up. The heater runs plenty of time to dissipate any condensation. The first two cycles folks normally use are pre-soak and hp soap, both of which use the hot...

Since 2007 when I bought the place.

I have the same system made in 2004 at a location I bought. It is way over engineered. I guess Coleman liked selling all that equipment. You would never use all that hot water. I eliminated the 80 gallon storage, and re-plumbed the circulator to go back directly to the open tank. I then...

In my experience, when anything plastic cracks with a female threaded receptacle, the male fitting has been screwed in too far. When I have to thread into a membrane cap, I use lots of Teflon paste, and only tighten about 1/2-3/4 turn past finger tight. If it leaks, I turn gently until it stops.

Earl--What is the name of the paint you are getting from HD? (I hate searching shelves)

Could it be gas pressure going low when demand is higher from other businesses & homes at night when it is colder?

I can give real world figures, as I have a sewer meter installed. I have a 4/2. Autos are Nu*Star friction machines with hp pumps. I do have reclaim for the autos only; probably for about 40% of the wash cycle. The most my sewer has ever been reduced by is 17%. The least is 8%. The average is...

I wouldn't waste my time with those, if I were you. The threads on that brand are so thin, you can almost see through them. If you are using pre-soaks, tire cleaners, and hp soap that is any good it will eat right through them in short order. I replaced all those units with stainless steel...

Mac-- I do know that if I have a complete board failure, then I will have to upgrade to the new. Maybe that is the case with his; that the board is actually bad?

I have 8 American units all with dial up/ modem; all 10+ years old ; using TSYS as my provider. No issues, ever, other than two readers replaced over the years.

Bet your manifold is eaten out on the inside. Just replace the whole 3-bank manifold, and save yourself a lot of headache. Dump the GC valve and get a different brand in stainless. The GC units are nothing but problems.

Vacs: $2 for 6 minutes Bays: $6 for 30 minutes Seaford, Delaware & Salisbury, Maryland (Eastern Shore)

Only Slugbuster II units since I been in the biz (1994) . They are priced reasonable new, and repairs/service from Parker Eng. is very reasonable and their customer service great. I accept quarters and my high security $1 tokens. These units have been extremely reliable over the years.

Double loops- one in center, one at entrance. Center cancels time when vehicle exits, entrance cancels time if another car pulls in the bay while timed up.

Correct- $6 for 30 minutes. price is per vehicle; double loops installed in bays to prevent 2 cars from washing.

-Do you work here? (as I sweep the lot, with logoed hat & shirt) -Do you work here? (as I repair a piece of equipment, with logoed hat & shirt) -Do you work here? (as I change a trash bag, with logoed hat & shirt) -Does this bay work? (with bright orange cone in front of it) -Does this bay...

I have found that lighting circuits do not play well on printed circuit boards. Ice cube relays are the best way, in my opinion.

Could it be the neutral wire for all the lights has broken or come apart somewhere. I am sure there is probably a common neutral for all lights.

Now that is funny, right there!!!

STP2120 for $85.16