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oh yeah, I’ve hunted and fished all my life. I’ve never thought of leaving baitfish, shrimp or rinsing out the remnants of a deer I hunted. People are sorry. Cameras have helped a lot !!

Ummmmmmmm Who said articulate?? I said coherent. Joe Biden doesn’t know what year it is let alone where he is 😂

You’re as qualified as I am. 😬 I’m independent and don’t trust any form of our government but if you can’t say how screwed up this administration is and unfit Biden is then you’re heads in the sand. The hypocrisy is laughable. Can you imagine if any republican president couldn’t complete a...

This to me is one question rolled up. How many if any have had their eyes opened “And I have to wonder and ask --- how many if any of the Liberal members of this Forum have had their eyes opened by their side of the aisle's • outrageous power grabs, • tyrannical lockdowns, • de facto vaccine...

That’s a great question 👌

When we owned a full serve wash years back we would use rubbing alcohol cut 50/50 w a microfiber towel. I had better results with this than buying name brand.

Just buy one, all I’ve known so far is a vector and I’ve gone through an engineer friend of mine who knows any part I throw at him and it’s manufacturers. He’s gone as far as calling and it’s proprietary. If you find a better way than to get your lips ripped off by a rep. Let me know 😬.

Great thread, at least for me. The value line from kleen rite start leaking low pressure way to soon !!

I know 2 different owners that have multiple washes and each guy has a wash running well water. Neither has said they’ve had any issue.

I experienced the exact same thing. I changed check valves because I swore it was soap. What MEP said. RO quality not what it should be

I thought the same, I got a kleen rite email today. would like to hear feedback if anyone has used them

Done 👌🏼 Also just a fyi I’m 99 percent sure water was blasting on top of the housing and that’s how it crept in. This was over 2 months ago when a hose busted. thanks again!!

Update on Vector: It turned out to be rust on the gear of the motor that the encoder card reads. Apparently 2 different tech guys that took the encoder out didn’t own a flashlight. I got up there after the fact waiting on a call back from Belanger and took the card out and shined a light...

Yeah there’s a butterfly encoder also.

So the collar w new encoder that was replaced in the spring was a plastic housing. When this issue started there was definite signs of water intrusion. Under Belangers direction I just swapped ports with a working carriage port and the carriage faulted. Swapped it back and put it on a port...

I checked the vfd when it just happened again, not showing a fault. Thanks for the response, still trying

No I haven’t had any VFD faults. I have a few spares in case. I’m really leaning towards what you just said. I had motor replaced probably 4 months ago or so and thinking it wasn’t sealed properly With the encoder I replaced having rust on it I have a bad feeling that’s it. I did however...

Thanks for the tips!! Great idea w the repair/maint log. So to clarify, each part that I replaced were one at a time and after some short time “between a few days and a little over a week “ then I would go to the next. there is an led on the butterfly prox that is lit and I can watch it...

So a month ago my vector would fault out intermittently as a butterfly jam/ butterfly prox. The arms never folded in, the wash would go through the cycle , return to home position then fault out. Reset took care of it until it did it again 5 days later. The problem would seem to go away...