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Check with mouser.com, digikey.com or automationdirect.com if you want to stick with that same style fuseholder, but I'd replace them with something else, maybe a breaker...

Believe it or not, some of them are factory set up for this.

Did you try a PM?

Measure the latch layout and door height, I will try to do the same with an Adams vac with the kit so you can compare measurements.

I'm not a fan of direct drive. Other than a small savings on space, I don't see any advantage. Direct drive is noisier, replacement motors are significantly more expensive, and it's more difficult to service. The pumps tend to not last as long because they're running 1750 RPM instead of about...

OP hasn't been back in almost a year.

I meant they build the equipment way more sturdy than it needs to be, with things like stainless pipe manifolds that are also welded. That's a good thing because you know it'll never fail. The only things I don't like about CP equipment is that the Hydrominders are above the tank lids and if...

There's a check valve at the bottom of the solenoid manifold. My first guess would be that you had some high pressure leak back from a bay and get trapped between the check valve and the solenoids, and now they can't open. You'll need to loosen one of the solenoid stems to relieve the...

I'm just glad my wash is too crappy to spend money on hogs hair brushes.

Then I guess only my boots qualify.

Carolina Pride is severely overbuilt compared to Coleman's Super Saver.

That's most likely an electrical problem. Are the high pressure pumps not coming on? You'll need a voltage meter and will have to test for power starting at the timed load.

I've diagnosed a similar problem. Equipment installer left low-voltage cable from box to stand long and managed to set the new pump stand on the cable. Also took a few years but it finally shorted through the cable. I just cut out the excess and rewired it back into the motor starter box.

I deduct everyday wear clothes and boots since I wear them to the car wash every day.

From what I've been told, Cryptopay has a "deal" with WorldPay and gets a kickback from every transaction. They probably negotiated a better kickback from WorldPay. Also from what I've been told, they used to work with another processor (I think it was FirstData) who were much less of a hassle...

I doubt you'd ever make much profit from a 3-bay self serve unless you get it for almost nothing. It's going to take one of your SS bays just to pay the taxes. You'll almost have to fix or replace the IBA equipment. Good news is that you can probably find a good used machine for $30,000...

You may have a solenoid coil bad. I'd start there and work back toward the box.

So it's not technically count-up...I would not go for that. Customer won't get a message for what they've spent and will be unaware until they check their account or statement.