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We use a local “residential duct supplier” to fab our troughs. 22ga galvanized steel, bent to form an “L”. 8-1/2” wide x 5-1/2” high x 1” lip x 10’ long. 2 ”L“s create the trough and provides swing room for wrenches. We glue 3/4” polyiso to insulate…and heat cable to keep it warm. The...

Soot is the result of incomplete combustion. Incomplete combustion is caused by insufficient make-up air. Insufficient make-up air is caused by closed or improperly sized room air venting. Many operators disable or block the combustion air vents in the equipment room in an attempt to reduce...

The by-pass valve’s purpose is to reduce condensation of the tube bundle (heat exchanger). On cold startups it takes a long time for the returning fluid to bring the tube bundle up to non-condensing temperatures. Condensation combines with combustion gasses and soot and drips from the tube...

I prefer 5HP because my market area operators like to push the limits… #6 spray tips at 1,300-1,400 psi = 3.5 to 3.8 GPM Those numbers exceed the 3HP motor’s specs… 1,300psi x 3.5gpm = 4550 / 1460* = 3.11 HP required 1,400psi x 3.8gpm = 5320 / 1460* = 3.64 HP required *Cat Pumps Handy Formula...

The 2nd stack of Electroswitch’s 8-position (31302MQ) and 10-position (30302LA) switched are typically a “Make Before Break” configuration…meaning each position will make contact before disconnecting the previous position. So, if your high-pressure functions are wired to adjacent switch...

The xcp stuff is news to me...so, no. I believe Ginsan recommends an auxillary stop button but I've never seen that either.

Yeah... It's called Pre-Soak

I recommend staying on hold until tech service answers. It might take an hour or so of listening to the repeating message and "music" but someone will finally pick up the call. Tip: Don't call after 4PM EDT...

VPOS Touch works on 24 V AC or DC. Once powered up, observe the LEDs on the motherboard (behind the clear cover) One LED should be illuminated. Then, call Nayax...They will activate the reader remotely.

I've installed VPOS Touch readers with CAT5e LAN using Nayax's RJ11 to RJ45 adapters. Authorizations are super-fast with a network switch and Comcast Business router/modem. https://shop.nayax.com/usa_en/vpos-touch-eth-rj11-male-to-rj45-female-cable.html

Huh...I didn't know that. I've always set my customers up with Count Up. (It's the best! LOL)

Our installations do not use any relays. I’m not sure why Nayax recommends them. With Dixmor LED6 timers…This is how we wire them: 2 Nayax wires labeled “24vac/dc” to constant coin box 24vac Hot 2 Nayax wires labeled “24vac/dc” to constant coin box 24vac Common 1 Nayax wire labeled “Pulse 1”...

First...Nayax is not a timer. The Nayax VPOS Touch connects a single wire (Pulse 1) to the Dixmor LED6 (Pin 8). There is no “reverse communication” from the timer to the CC reader. So, no coin counts via Nayax. However, each LED6 records and can display coins deposited using Dixmor’s remote...

First step when dealing with pulsation and low pressure is to remove and inspect all 6 valves. A common issue will be broken or missing valve o-rings and backup rings...or, debris stuck in the valve. Cat 310 O-ring part# 43358 Cat 310 Back Up ring part# 48361 If replacement valve o-rings only...

Program the LED6 Coins to Start at 12 Time Per Coin to 15 With coins, this starts the bay for $3.00 for 3 minutes. Each additional coin adds 15 seconds. During credit card Count Up, the Dixmor simply displays accumulating money being charged. The CC Minimum charge is established by your Nayax...

No sir. Just a lowly equipment/service guy with a Nayax installation experience.

For Nayax VPOS count up with a Dixmor LED6 at $3.00 to start/3 minutes… Program the Dixmor with: COIN VALU [$ .25] C: [15] (This is time per coin pulse) S: [12] (This is coins to start) CC PULSE VALUE: [$.25] DOLLARS ON COUNT UP Connect Nayax VPOS Pulse Wire #1 to Dixmor Pin 8 (White...

If you haven't replaced the spray tip recently, do so now. When setting final pressure, always do so with the trigger pulled on the gun.

First step when troubleshooting a pulsating pump is to check for air leaks in the liquid supply lines. Old push-to-connect fittings…cracked soap & wax tubing…poorly wrapped pipe threads, etc. I can't tell you how many times I've corrected an air leak by rewrapping an "over-taped" fitting. Three...