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I have never had a problem with my MEI coin acceptor, but it is terrible trying to clear the jam from the bottom chute. Of course I probably was not doing it right but that is another post. (The coin catcher was not full but I wish that was the problem.)
I had a small RO water leak today, fun!
Large leak 2 bays down. I learned an important lesson about high pressure hoses today…. there is nothing worse then a 100 foot high pressure hose with no non-working swivels. So, I replaced the old hose and added a non-working swivel.
The camera stopped when he noticed I was watching.
Well, it is only crap if you don’t like the Titanic soundtrack or country music. At least I got some new sunglasses though?
I thought that I charged a lot! This place charges $2.49! I only change $2.00. What a deal!
Someone called me and said he lost $0.75 in the vacuum. Then, after I asked which vacuum, he said he lost $2.00 (this always seems to happen when you are nice). When I get to the vacuum it looks like the last person used a screwdriver and tried to fix the jam. Do you call the customer back and ask him why he screwed up the sensortron coin acceptor? Or do you just call and act like nothing happened? Or do you just not call back?
Looks like the fluorescent light was melting the lights power wire? The light is constantly running on this fine vending machine (or at least mine is always on).
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I always hate when you can hear your Flojet pump going nonstop when you pull up to your carwash. The problem was that the hydrominder got stuck again just like a couple days ago.
