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The wires are labeled with their color codes in the meter box. Just rip everything out in the control cabinet and run the wires straight to the solenoids. You can see in my pictures everything I removed, and I had to extend the wires from the terminal strips to their connecting wire to the...

That won't happen as long as Cryptopay is getting a portion of the CC sales kicked back to them through Worldpay. I can't help but wonder if that's even legal.

Spot free is usually an easy diagnosis, something getting into the tank contaminating the pure water, usually soap from a bad check valve. His issue is with the high pressure rinse. Martins, you have an unrelated problem, when the trigger is pulled the pressure at first is very high before it...

Taste it to make sure it's not salt. Some pictures of your equipment room layout might help. I battled a similar problem once, turned out a failed presoak check valve at the boom was letting water back up through the Dosatron pump and back into the lines for the rinse. I finally figured it...

I don't believe Nayax offers WiFi, but there's always something like this: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/iogear-gwu637-ieee-802-11n-universal-wifi-n-transmitter-ethernet-to-wifi-n-adapter-black/6211336.p?skuId=6211336

Is there no cellular service?

This forum is primarily for professional car wash owners and operators. There are plenty of other sources for information on DIY products.

WD-40 was not sprayed on anything. The brake lever pivot point wasn't sticky or gummy, the end of the lever itself was sticking to the motor. Brake parts cleaner or carb cleaner would have worked too, I just used what I had, and I didn't leave anything to attract dust.

IMO the Cryptopay swiper is too finicky. I don't know why they don't improve on the swipe technology instead of selling another whole method of reading the card, doubling the cost of the hardware, especially when Nayax has both for less than a Cryptopay swiper. They keep saying that the swipe...

How do you plan to use the tokens? I just dump some into the changer mixed with the quarters to prevent abuse and keep me from going to the bank twice a week to get more quarters. I'm using the standard 85/15 token and rarely find anyone else's tokens.

Most of the counter/sorters will count the largest size and kick out any coins that are smaller.

Mine disappear like crazy, mostly because people want to vacuum bigger trash like leaves out of their cowl so they just pull them off, or they get run over and crushed or split. They take the claw off and just throw it away.

If you aren't posting them from your phone, open them with Paint, reduce the size to about 30% and save.

Except that a product of that type should only be used on a clean car or it may seal in dirt. I wouldn't put something like that in the hands of the customer. FWIW I use Simoniz UVP which you can't really use wrong unless you leave it on the car, and even then it comes off easily.

I was talking about Cryptopay. I have no experience with Nayax. Sorry, I wasn't sure if you were asking about Nayax or both.

There's not really a wiring diagram, but it's a lot simpler than it looks. I've done it with two washes. One was easier because the relay outputs were labeled, the other was not but it was just a matter of applying voltage to the output wires to figure out which solenoids were coming on. The...

With Cryptopay the customer has to select the wash, then swipe their card. I believe that's to avoid them purchasing wash credit then refunding the money. Cryptopay shows up with a default name unless you have them change it to your wash name. I believe this is the main reason for the...

I've got to get CC acceptance at mine, trying to decide between Cryptopay and Nayax. I know you can't bring your own processor with Cryptopay, don't know enough about Nayax but I'd like to try it. One thing to keep an eye out for with Cryptopay is them dinging you with a PCI compliance fee...

For self serve? I wouldn't put low pH in the hands of customers, too much risk of someone damaging their car or getting hurt.

You can do it either way. I get good coverage at 70 PSI through the HP gun. Maybe someone here who has it applied through the foam gun will post a video.