Bigmatthew86
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Yes more than likely it is & it’s why it was in all the junk. This is what I took off, looks fine to my eyes but that means nothing. I didn’t see it on kleen rite but it might be an obsolete model at this point.
I would call Jim at Tri Valley equipment in St. Clairsville. They have everything Futura that I’ve ever needed.Yes more than likely it is & it’s why it was in all the junk. This is what I took off, looks fine to my eyes but that means nothing. I didn’t see it on kleen rite but it might be an obsolete model at this point.
Those look like what would sense the elevator bolts that are attached to the nylon wheel. I’ll take a picture tomorrow if I think about it. I don’t see how you’re saving any money by guessing and not calling the guys that deal with this old equipment.So I see 2 sensors on the kleen rite site. One says ships in 4 weeks, the other they have. From some old posts I found the one they don’t have looks like it superseded the old one I have. The other one looks like the specs are pretty much the same. I’m new to proximity sensors so excuse my ignorance.
I bought several new gauges that hang up like that. It’s just poor quality.I did & after several times it started going to 0 like it should. I’m at a complete loss. No alarms at all today. It’ll presoak the entire length of the bay every single time but it’ll only run down on high pressure the 1st time of the day.Photo eyes seem to do nothing (could care less if it’d wash cars). I’m sure throwing in the towel, going to have to get the guys that installed it to come work on it.
I don’t know exactly. Mine are really close, like 1/8”.I had the wheel bearings, wheels, & chains replaced. How far should the sensor be from the elevator bolts? I can adjust it a little closer & see if that does anything.
Did it work the first time today?I’m up here. I tightened up the gap but it does the same thing. The light on the sensor lights up every time it sees the flags.