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Can you link to this company called "Various Code Systems?" I am unable to find it with a Google search.

That looks normal. I've always had hot water do that going into the "rinse" tank. Here are all the possible causes: A bad weep check valve could be letting high pressure soap back into the water lines. That would be the easiest to find and fix, just close the water line to the weep and run...

The foot valve is bad. It caused the initial problem. The hole in the discharge hose stopped the symptom, but the foot valve is still bad.

That picture is of your rinse solenoids. There is also a weep solenoid, I believe it's going to be normally open, and there should be another weep solenoid for each bay that's also normally open. The main weep solenoid is powered until the weep comes on, and the individual weep solenoids are...

It could still be a bad check valve but intermittent. Those are always fun to track down.

From under the pump's manifold? That's probably low pressure seals, or worst case a broken plunger.

As a general rule you're better off adding info in your existing thread so people can see what's already been discussed. Btw, I'll go ahead and say it, your profile image was harvested off a "good health" site, so it stinks of scam.

Name the wash levels things like "Thermal Detonator" or "You probably didn't recognize me because of the red arm."

Not a lot of BTU, but two or three of them in a well insulated room might work. Running them off a deep cycle battery kept charged with an AC powered charger would be an affordable backup during a power failure that would last a couple days.

Why have you created a new thread for basically the same thing? You got your answer in the other thread.

Patio heater, because some of us in Texas losr power, water, AND gas.

Yes, it freezes into a slush but doesn't expand. It'll protect your pumps, plumbing, and lines but it's not for sure going to keep your lines flowing.

If your weep is unplugged and shut off at the ball valve until it gets cold, that's probably not it. That would be easy to diagnose, pick a time that no one is washing and with the weep off run one bay at a time and check the others for weep water running out. Whichever bay causes that is your...

You can buy them without a compressor. JE Adams sells them. You could also look for a used unit with a bad compressor or an old fragrance machine to refurbish. I have two of the latter, but I plan on making them air machines.

Since you have hot water, are there solenoids to supply cold water for rinse? It doesn't look like there is. You can probably solve this issue by adding a 1/2" check valve for each pump at the barb from the tank. My guess would be one of the bay pumps is letting a low pressure option back...

I believe you can order the HTK with a Mars or Coinco, shows how much faith Hamilton has in their own validators.

I've done a lot of equipment refurbs, and to save a lot of downtime and discomfort it's better to pre-wire things like the solenoid connectors on a table so when you're ready to swap things out you just plug in your new wires. In my second picture above you can see a bunch of new relays on the...

18 gauge. 22 will work but it's pretty delicate.

This is a lot easier than it looks. I would probably run new multiconductor cable to each bank of solenoids, then remove all the unnecessary components, add something to connect the wires to (I prefer terminal stripes and spades but there are barrier strips that you can insert the stripped ends...

Why do you think the Nayax use is so low?