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At one site I was using output 2 to turn on my IBA floor heat at 35F. This particular weepmiser would 'bounce' at 35 and the output would come on and off, not really good for a boiler or an air compressor. The weepmiser isn't supposed to do that but this particular one did.

I wish the website was just difficult, I found it to be impossible! Maybe with repetition it would have gotten easier but I never got my Nayax units installed because of other reasons. The website interface is truly overwhelming.

I’ve found my answer…they wire into the Bay node…x404.

We are reinstalling two M5's we removed last year from one of our other sites. The site they're now in has Wyndstar doors on the exits and their photoeyes are wired into the Wyndstar motor/controller which is a pain in the ass to access and and work on. It was easier to simply mount a new set...

We would like to wire in a set of photo eyes so when a customer drives through the blowers too fast it will kill the remaining dryer time on our M5. Can anyone tell me where the signal should be wired into? I’ve looked at all the various inputs and none of them sound exactly quite right. Thanks.

Mep, are you talking about Cryptopay or Nayax? I have Cryptopay on some ACW 4/5’s, a Goldline and two WSII’s. I’m was inquiring about his Nayax setup.

Do you have a link to the kit? How does the operation work...is there a specific sequence customers must follow or can they tap, then choose wash or choose wash then tap? Do they have to choose the wash on the Nayax unit or can they use the acw buttons? How does the transaction show up on...

Eric H which burners were plugged up? Were they on either side of the pilot? I just had this issue with my Raypack. When the main valve would open I was getting massive roll out so I figured the heat exchanger must be sooted like your friends. In my case, the pilot would light, thermocouple...

I don’t remember the specifics but I did have a customer say he was charged by my Wash Select with Cryptopay (don’t know if it was a swipe or tap) and he didn’t get his wash because the customer ahead of him put it out of order. They wanted a refund but I could not find any transactions on my...

Figured it out but will have to fix tomorrow. The gas orifices for the burners adjacent to the pilot are plugged. That’s why there is such a delay after the pilot lights. Should be good in a day or two just in time for the colder weather. Thanks.

Tore apart top half of FH boiler….removed stack and draft diverter. Tube bundle wasn’t sooted up but had a lot of corrosion plugging up a lot of the fins. I used a brush, compressed air and a dental pick and got probably 95% fins cleaned out. I sure this will help the efficiency of the boiler...

reach out to Randy, he knows what he’s talking about. If anyone can get you back in business it’s him.

Pretty it is not but it that Laserdri set up works well. Eventually I’ll have to replace it but I’m not ready to spend $15K a bay yet and that’s something I want to plan, not be forced into. There’s no way I could’ve run that bay with one blower for weeks on end waiting for a dryer set up and...

I know the proper way to clean one is to remove it from the boiler and clean all the fins of soot and whatever else may be clogging it. BUT…..I don’t have time for that, usually the firebrick will need replaced if you do that and did I mention I don’t have time for that? The rollout is pretty...

Got it off. Re-tapped the Jack bolt holefor 3/8” -18 like Our Town suggested (luckily they didn’t pull right out😉). LOTS of heat! Bigger hammer Thanks for the suggestions.

Better than blaster?

The last one that broke simply cracked, went out of balance and tripped the protector. This one failed catastrophically. The missing fan blade in the picture actually got caught in the discharge nozzle safety cage. I found the fan blade welds laying around the bay floor all curled up. They...

Just had another Laserdri Blower Fan break. The blower fan is attached to an 1.25" or 1.5" shaft with a Taperlock Bushing. All three bolts came out of the bushing without an issue this time but the threads for the jack bolts are toast. Cleaned them out with a 5/16" tap but they pulled right...

Have you turned it by hand to feel for any binding? When it shuts off have you checked to see if you still have power to the motor? If so, that motor is thermally protected and it's getting too hot for some reason.

Glad you like it Kimberly. What was the gross income? I'm curious how much you're giving up in fees.