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I've decided to stay open until I'm forced to close. I feel the best I can do is pull off and sanitize the vac hoses every day, but I won't shut them down as they're a huge part of my income. I'd most likely operate at a loss without them. I have thought about installing a sink and an...

What voltage are you applying to the relay? Are you using the "NC" and "COM" lugs to open a circuit?

Sounds like an issue with the relay, like the contacts are fused closed, or possibly incorrect coil voltage applied. For clarity sake, the relay would be _PDT (however many poles, double throw), normally open, or normally closed. It doesn't switch from normally closed to normally open, it...

After the second welded coupling I had ripped out of a boom by someone leaving the gun on his trailer (Same guy both times) I started putting a 3/8" one on the end of the boom for protection.

Your merchant processor won't allow you to dispense cash for a CC payment.

City mayors are taking initiative and shutting down businesses here. Dallas/Ft. Worth, Waco, Austin so far. I'll have to close the wash tomorrow.

Is the lower bracket still secured to the front plate? I have little experience with these units, but I've heard/read that the lower bracket breaks easily.

That is a universal token dispenser, not a WSII or GoldLine "option."

No problem, was it enough to make the changes? I realized later that programming coupon doesn't print up right, and you may need instructions to fill it out. I have a good PDF of it somewhere I'll try to locate.

Make sure you turn off your RO system, you don't want it coming on with no water supply. Ideally it shouldn't without any use, but things happen. Really any pump that can run on its own should be powered off.

That would be the add-on unit I mentioned, but again, that isn't what you asked. Yes, I certainly see where I could look like a dumbass by answering your specific question exactly as you phrased it, then making the huge mistake of adding in the information you were actually looking for.

I would urge you to re-read your last post from an outside perspective and see how it could read as a sales pitch. You have not stated that you are not affiliated with Petit Auto Wash, you have only been defensive about the suggestion.

Neither WSII nor Goldline dispense any coins other than change for cash payments, which is why I answered the second question. I apologize if the answer wasn't to your liking. I also apologize for not listing every other option possible for you to choose from. I'm only human, I can never know...

You'll need to add a transformer and a relay. These are what I use: https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-43590-multi-volt-input-transformer.aspx https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-50-mercury-relays-24v.aspx Transformer primary hookup is backwards, white goes to line and black goes to common...

The manual for the 2600 series doesn't show that you can disable $1 acceptance with the switches, so you'll need the programming coupon. You should double-check the model on yours before you try using the coupon. You'll need to remove the validator first anyway to turn all switches to the OFF...

Because it will do what you asked. You can add a token dispenser to a Goldline or a Wash Select II, for a lot less, but you didn't ask that.

Hamilton HTK.

It's a switch on the validator. You can either just switch $1 acceptance off or use the programming coupon. Why would you not want to accept $1 bills for tokens? Is it a token value issue?

I'm finally seeing an impact - almost no garbage. Business is down but it's been raining. Supposed to be clear tomorrow and for the next week, so if it doesn't pick up I'll know why.

I just witnessed the same thing at someone's wash. It definitely wasn't a card problem as it happened with several different cards that are for sure valid, and the same customer having trouble in that bay used another successfully. We didn't have time that day to call Cryptopay but I'll...