Wash-A-Roo
Living off .25$
Trying to put rain-x on a laser4000 on a low pressure application. Can't figure it out???
Low pressure rain x for Laser 4000???
- Thread starter Wash-A-Roo
- Start date
Waxman
Super Moderator
Does the Laser use any other low pressure functions? My machine(not a laser) still uses the h.p. pump, but at a 'medium' pressure. My distributor set it up that way. I think it's the same pressure I use to apply my cherry wax on the lower priced wash.
Unplug the lp wax chemical tube and plug the RainX chemical tube onto the lp wax injector.
Or call your distributor, We add RainX as a low pressure function onto the existing wash packages (lp soap1, lp soap2, lp wax) all the time without losing any of the existing low pressure functions.
Or call your distributor, We add RainX as a low pressure function onto the existing wash packages (lp soap1, lp soap2, lp wax) all the time without losing any of the existing low pressure functions.
John Racine
Chemical & Equipment Dist
If you use a 2 step soap you will need to convert 1 of your high pressure functions to a low pressure.
Wash-A-Roo
Living off .25$
can I take out the hp clearcoat protectant and put it in the place of it.
.......then you won't have the hp clearcoat protectant available for the next wash package down, plus, that's a high pressure function. There is a way to make another low pressure function available without losing any/all lp functions used now.
John Racine
Chemical & Equipment Dist
I agree with jcollins if you upgrade to latest software and add a output card. The easier way to do it if you don't have A5000, is to use a time delay relay and replumb the solenoid and use the Polysealant function. This still leaves you the High Pressure Drying agent. This is a much less expensive way to put on a Super Sealant on a Laserwash.
Wash-A-Roo
Living off .25$
I looked through the programing and didn't find a low pressure wax option. Does this mean the software is to old?
Come on Sam,
You said you worked on Lasers for 9 years in another post! I think any software in any CPU will have a low pressure wax available. The easiest, cheapest, fastest way to setup RainX is to just unplug the chemical tube for low pressure wax and plug the RainX chemical tube to the lp wax injector. You won't be able to use a lp wax pass on the next wash package down, but it can have a hp clear coat protectant pass instead of a lp wax.
I think the RainX application does a much better job for less expense when applied with low pressure.
John,
We apply RainX as a lp function no matter what CPU, software in the CPU, or plumbing options used. I can't divulge how we do it, I'm just saying it can be easily done.
You said you worked on Lasers for 9 years in another post! I think any software in any CPU will have a low pressure wax available. The easiest, cheapest, fastest way to setup RainX is to just unplug the chemical tube for low pressure wax and plug the RainX chemical tube to the lp wax injector. You won't be able to use a lp wax pass on the next wash package down, but it can have a hp clear coat protectant pass instead of a lp wax.
I think the RainX application does a much better job for less expense when applied with low pressure.
John,
We apply RainX as a lp function no matter what CPU, software in the CPU, or plumbing options used. I can't divulge how we do it, I'm just saying it can be easily done.
Wash-A-Roo
Living off .25$
correct...have worked on them for 9 years.....never needed to look for low pressure wax function in 9 years! driving me nuts! cant find the low pressure wash in the programming. I know its there somewhere cause I have a"extra" spot for it on the pump station. will call ya soon.
Ric
Cantree Member
Thanks for sharing
MEP001
Well-known member
Why should he? I've come up with several uses for a PLC around a wash, one of which is to control a triple-foam CCC system and have it produce six colors. It can be done, but why should I share the program I wrote?Ric said:
pitzerwm
Active member
Well, there might be a couple reasons to share. "you get out more than you put in", "its better to give than receive"
Or, "package" your idea and sell it in the classifieds.
Or, "package" your idea and sell it in the classifieds.
Adding Rain X
Please call or email me and I will explain how to add Rain-X as a lp function, this may require a little additional plumbing, software and or electronics upgrades depending on how you machine is configured currently, and what functions you want on your machine.
I agree the Rain-X I have seen in the field works better as a lp function.
Mike Menard
PDQ Technical Support
1.800.227.3373
Please call or email me and I will explain how to add Rain-X as a lp function, this may require a little additional plumbing, software and or electronics upgrades depending on how you machine is configured currently, and what functions you want on your machine.
I agree the Rain-X I have seen in the field works better as a lp function.
Mike Menard
PDQ Technical Support
1.800.227.3373
Last edited:
Wash-A-Roo
Living off .25$
are u running a low pressure wax currently if not how many inputs do u have on your chemical tree their should be 4 2 soaps 1 air and one wax if not one could make a manifold to accomplish this their should be an out put for this on output card 2 if its not being used for tri color .
lag
Member
Rain-x for 4000
I would be glad to give you some ideas, Lag
Just send me a PM, I have done 25 or so systems for myself ,and a few others.
I would be glad to give you some ideas, Lag
Wash-A-Roo
Living off .25$
thanks....im running it in hp....works pretty good but i will diff take some help
