On Saturday when we went to the car wash there was a note on the front of the bill changer stating “Do not to use this car wash because nothing works and I had to go to another bay after I got soap all over my car”. Those are the kind of notes I like to find taped to the front of the bill changer. Never left her phone number. I found a 24 volt breaker popped that controls all the 24 volt functions. After I reset the 24 volt breaker and went out to the bay everything looked fine until I started the bay the Dixmor timer was jumping around from the time on the timer to the version of the timer, back and forth. Every once and a while it would settle down and start the high pressure function, the low pressure functions work fine. Any ideas as to what it might be?
Weird Self-serve bay problem
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Jsobi
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Something on the high pressure 24 volt is drawing to much current amperage. Solenoid? Contactor? Wire short? Relay? If it is happening with soap, wax, and rinse I would guess something for the controls for the rinse function. Not the pump or motor for rinse tho, what ever turns it on is drawing to many amps.
