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How hard is the water there typically? We have 18 grains and run all softened currently. We also have turbo nozzles and those are already high maintenance. I wonder if they would get stuck more often with 18 grain hard water.

Somewhere I have a green button that I can test and study to tell you where those different colored wires would then go to the board. Then I could refer back to this thread the next time I need the info. I'm embarrassed to say how many times I have had to reference back to the forum to find the...

IIRC the red is DC+ for the LED, black is DC- for the LED, and the gray wires are interchangeable and for the normally open contacts. I swear I had a photo of the new wires in the swiper board contacts but I can't find it.

This is all I can find in my photos and is just for reference of how the old wires were connected.

Remove the back plate on the swiper Remove the green button Install black dummy button in its place and did not connect to anything Make up much longer (8"?) 24 gauge wires, tin the ends and push them into the board terminals Drill larger wire exit hole in back plate Route them out through the...

After a certain point all you can do is hold on and scream.

I can't believe I started this thread five and a half years ago. 😂 Where did the time go? Freaking nuts!

Call him and ask what he tested your water hardness at.

We just opened the self serve (after being closed for a year 😞 ) not quite four weeks ago. Not one time have we found the bay left on. We think it's because of the big red button in the door instead of the little green button in the swiper. I installed flush black colored buttons in the swipers...

I think the Cat pump specs sheet for each model has a horsepower calculation chart. You can also calculate pulley size to get desired RPM for the pressure and volume you want to run.

Do you have a different car that you can wash and put in your garage in the same way?

Are you asking about water hardness? If so, buy this kit and test. https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-2725-hach-145300-total-water-hardness-titration-test-kit.aspx

I'm not sure because our cost was wrapped into a very large remodel. The mason tore ours down to the bottom of the boxes and relayed them instead of trying to cut the openings.

https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-2725-hach-145300-total-water-hardness-titration-test-kit.aspx

I was under the impression that the local governments enforced the state EPA laws which enforced the federal EPA laws.

If the machine is stationary and there is no conveyor then it was never meant for the general public to use. Trained people only and even then they still get jacked up.

Instructions say about 10 degrees. IIRC I mounted our brackets about 3/4" out of plumb along the sides.