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Those revenues don't line up for a small town wash, be very cautious about verifying those numbers.

Don't fire the I.T. guy without having a suitable replacement available - learned this the hard way in my retail days

$711 usd at kleen rite

What do you consider a scam artist and making more than what he should have? As you are experiencing, knowledge of these systems costs time and money

I can check my wiring tomorrow, but pretty sure I just used the microcoin directions and it worked. Black to pin 10, blue and yellow to pin 9, and green to pin 2

Blue and green are the relay wires, hooking both to same pin won't do anything. Your original wiring should have been correct according to microcoin instructions I posted above. You can try blue with the black and green on #2

Dixmor timers only: Connect black wire to 24 VAC. Connect yellow and a blue or green wire to Neutral. Connect the other blue or green wire to timer coin pulse.

There are threads with this info on this forum. But basically you need a low level relay from Amazon and you will be sending pulses down the coin acceptor line to the timer in count down mode as you want it setup. Someone had even posted a diagram on here somewhere. I use a ac/dc converter to...

Depends heavily on customer demographics if you can go cc only

LED modules are available from digikey - replace all modules at the same time, makes a huge difference if your leds are old and faded or dead pixels. The led modules are also available for the smaller GT200 IDX timers - same thing, replace all at the same time. Big Timer - Kingbright...

I believe it is needed, because it is a voltage change between nayax and coin acceptor/timer pulse circuits. I have setup all our vacs this way and it works. Even if they weren't needed, I would still wire this way to protect the nayax from stray voltage/short circuits. Same reason I like to use...

Yes, we have them connected in count down mode on vacs, just send pulses like a coin acceptor to timer. Low level relay and a ac/dc converter from Amazon

agent is the dingbat, buyer trying to lower price by BSing

That is a pressure transmitter and is an input to the vfd that controls the low pressure pump psi via frequency control - it is not a simple pressure switch. They do go bad, and can cause the issue you are describing. The same sensor is available from other vendors at a significantly lower...

You're not going to get much of a wash for that, banks are tightening up lending already, I'm guessing a newbie to the business would have to put down at minimum 25% - and more likely 40%+ in this lending environment. Not trying to be a negative nancy, but this is what I am seeing out there.

Run away, not enough meat on the bone

With that much $ invested, probably better to update your autocashier. Maybe a dencar, people seem to love those with the petit

If the Hamilton delay can't be changed, you are probably going to have to turn off stacking on the Hamilton as Petit has suggested.

Only our Verizon units were effected, the t-mobile units were still working

I was more focused on gross sales, car wash is a drop in the bucket for them was my main takeaway.