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Thank you for the info, I will have to make sure I have the electroswitches mentioned. We have 10 position switches, just have to check the model numbers. Old owner left some spares, hope they are correct so I can do Make before break. I prefer that over adding a delay off timer. Is this as...

I have a rotary switch that has developed a lot of rotational play. Is there a fix for that or just replace? I saw the old thread with the seals from digikey, and plan on adding those. 2nd question, maybe a little more involved. I don't know if wiring is incorrect, but everytime someone...

We are looking into installing an ice machine and maybe interested if he is selling his less than year old model. We have had ice machines in our retail businesses in the past, not these automatic ones, just manual ice machines. Definitely would recommend Hoshizaki ice machine heads over all...

I believe you are correct - I sent you a PM. Thanks

It's a 2017 mark vii touch less, couldn't find the model anywhere, just the year. I thought it was older than that, but was confusing with our other site. That one is a 2005 mark vii touch less that doesn't work currently.

Will have to check on this, it's in my notes somewhere, can't remember off the top of my head. Is there something complex about them or difficult to dial in? Asking for real, not being a smart-ass. They seem like a specialized industrial automation machine to me, I have worked on other...

Thank you for the resource, will connect with him.

Thanks, I will get the machine working as well as I can before messing with chemicals. Will get a chemical supplier in once fixed, I am using the previous owners chemical setup for now. The nearest mark vii distributor is a 3 hour drive one way and they charge for driving time both ways for...

I was trying to get creative with off the shelf parts since earlier you indicated you don't have the capacity to make something. I may try building one with the stainless angle brackets and twisting one end to make a propeller action. Should be pretty easy I think - all thread, 2 nuts, and 1-2...

I was looking at the hex style security screws similar to fragramatics lid bolts since I already have a set of the security allen keys. Just to utilize the tools I already have available at the washes.

Are these commercially available or hamilton only items? I was planning on trying security screws

Will try this route, there are a few nozzles that I know need cleaning, replacing, and adjusting. Just trying to see if there are items I should check that aren't visible or noticed easily for a novice

Maybe can use stainless corner braces on the threaded rod. I think they have 1” or 1.5” stainless braces at Home Depot

I would agree with you, unfortunately replacing not in the budget for the near future. So would like to at least do what I can to get it running better until replacing. I’m sure there are a lot of small, easy maintenance items that will make it run better until we can replace. I just don’t know...

I’ll have to get a man lift to get up there and check it out probably. Thanks for the info on the tools and supplies needed. It maybe worth replacing later, I would eventually like dual center booms

It probably is mark vii, the pump stand is mark vii

Will look into them. I like the screw idea for ease of replacing later

Can’t seem to find the latches on Kleen rite, car wash superstore, or fragramatics website. Am I just missing them? Does anyone have a link or source?

Thanks for the tip on the screws, I’ll use some security screws for ease of replacing later

I was leaning towards replacing them, but was concerned about the slots they latch to on the door being worn. I cant Tell if the leaks are due to the latches being loose, the slots being worn out, or a combination of both. Are those just aluminum pop rivets holding them on?