All Paws Pet Wash ADA813 User manual

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8642 US Highway 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038 800.537.8231 www.allpawspetwash.com
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MANUAL
ADA Models
ADA813 & ADA821
800.537.8231
www.AllPawsPetWash.com
*ADA813 Shown

8642 US Highway 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038
Seller warrants the welded aluminum components for 5 years from date of shipment from our
factory in Garden Prairie, IL.
All other components warranted for 1 year from date of shipment.
Powder coat finish is excluded from all warranties.
Purchaser shall notify seller of defect in writing and return the defective part for repair or
replacement.
All warranty claims are to be handled by the purchaser. The purchaser will return the non-
working part to the factory [8642 US Hwy 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038] for repair or
replacement. All Paws Pet Wash will ship the repaired or replaced part back to the purchaser.
Purchaser is responsible for the shipping charge to return to seller and seller is responsible
for shipping charge to return to purchaser.
Labor charges are not included.
Any defect or failure caused by mistreatment or neglect is specifically excluded under this
warranty. This includes damages caused by freezing.
Depending on water source, All Paws Pet Wash recommends using a pre-filter.
The seller and purchaser agree that there are no other warranties or representations made by
or on behalf of the seller other than those specifically set forth in this document. Seller will in
no event be liable for special or consequential damages. This agreement shall be governed
by the laws of the State of Illinois and is deemed entered into in the County of Boone, State
of Illinois. The seller and purchaser agree that jurisdiction of any controversy under this
agreement shall be exclusively in the Courts of the County of Boone, State of Illinois.
Purchaser may contact All Paws Pet Wash factory at [phone].
Keith Caldwell
Date: 1/1/17 - Present
*information subject to change
Phone: [phone] Email: [email protected] Web: www.allpawspetwash.com Fax: [phone]
WARRANTY - ADA 813 & ADA 821
8642 US Highway 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038
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• Dog parks
• Campgrounds
• RV parks
• Laundromats
• Gas Stations
• Large Complexes
• Pet Stores
• Groomers
• Kennels
• Pet Friendly Hotels
• Veterinary Hospital
• Car Washes
The ADA Modular buildings are the flagship products of All Paws Pet Wash. It is a piece
of self-serve pet washing equipment that can be implemented and used in many different
industries. These units are built with the quality and precision that our other products have
been built with since 2009. The ADA is built out of the best quality aluminum and is sand blasted
then powder coated for a smooth finish. APPW offers six different treatments as well as a
grooming blow dryer. It provides an affordable way for a customer to wash their pet without
having to worry about messing up their own home or emptying their wallets.
• No ramps easy for pet to enter low wash tub or wash directly on floor
• Six wash cycles (Oat, Tearless, Flea & Tick Shampoos,
Conditioner, Pet Deodorizer, Tub Disinfectant)
• High volume rinse
• Groomer-grade blow dryer
• Accepts quarters, tokens, dollar coins, and 1-20 dollar bills with credit card option.
• Non-slip mat in tub and on floor
• Filtration system to separate hair
• Easy to read directions and push button operation for customers
• Customizable color and decals
• 1/2” or 3/4” Hot/Cold water lines 1/2” NPTF
• Water usage less than 2 gallons per minute
• 220 Volt - 100 amp electric supply
• Weight: Single 813: Approx 2600*
Double 821: Approx 4000*
*Depending on options
• Building numbers refer to dimensions:
single 813 = 8’ x 13’ double 821 = 8’ x 21’
• Tub: 53” long x 26” wide x 6” deep
• Stand alone equipment room enclosed inside the building
• Easy to hook up to utilities
• Sloping tub and sloping floor leads to floor trough under wall
for easy cleaning and drainage of water/hair
• Two inch drain for constant flow through hair strainers
• Ability to bypass payment with washdown switch
• Ability to change price and time to fit any market
• Easy to read directions for customers
• ADA Compliance
OWNER/OPERATOR BENEFITS PARTNER WITH
EQUIPMENT
SPECIFICATIONS
1

8642 US Highway 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038
Seller warrants the welded aluminum components for 5 years from date of shipment from our
factory in Garden Prairie, IL.
All other components warranted for 1 year from date of shipment.
Powder coat finish is excluded from all warranties.
Purchaser shall notify seller of defect in writing and return the defective part for repair or
replacement.
All warranty claims are to be handled by the purchaser. The purchaser will return the non-
working part to the factory [8642 US Hwy 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038] for repair or
replacement. All Paws Pet Wash will ship the repaired or replaced part back to the purchaser.
Purchaser is responsible for the shipping charge to return to seller and seller is responsible
for shipping charge to return to purchaser.
Labor charges are not included.
Any defect or failure caused by mistreatment or neglect is specifically excluded under this
warranty. This includes damages caused by freezing.
Depending on water source, All Paws Pet Wash recommends using a pre-filter.
The seller and purchaser agree that there are no other warranties or representations made by
or on behalf of the seller other than those specifically set forth in this document. Seller will in
no event be liable for special or consequential damages. This agreement shall be governed
by the laws of the State of Illinois and is deemed entered into in the County of Boone, State
of Illinois. The seller and purchaser agree that jurisdiction of any controversy under this
agreement shall be exclusively in the Courts of the County of Boone, State of Illinois.
Purchaser may contact All Paws Pet Wash factory at [phone].
Keith Caldwell
Date: 1/1/17 - Present
*information subject to change
Phone: [phone] Email: [email protected] Web: www.allpawspetwash.com Fax: [phone]
WARRANTY - ADA 813 & ADA 821
8642 US Highway 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038
12
• Dog parks
• Campgrounds
• RV parks
• Laundromats
• Gas Stations
• Large Complexes
• Pet Stores
• Groomers
• Kennels
• Pet Friendly Hotels
• Veterinary Hospital
• Car Washes
The ADA Modular buildings are the flagship products of All Paws Pet Wash. It is a piece
of self-serve pet washing equipment that can be implemented and used in many different
industries. These units are built with the quality and precision that our other products have
been built with since 2009. The ADA is built out of the best quality aluminum and is sand blasted
then powder coated for a smooth finish. APPW offers six different treatments as well as a
grooming blow dryer. It provides an affordable way for a customer to wash their pet without
having to worry about messing up their own home or emptying their wallets.
• No ramps easy for pet to enter low wash tub or wash directly on floor
• Six wash cycles (Oat, Tearless, Flea & Tick Shampoos,
Conditioner, Pet Deodorizer, Tub Disinfectant)
• High volume rinse
• Groomer-grade blow dryer
• Accepts quarters, tokens, dollar coins, and 1-20 dollar bills with credit card option.
• Non-slip mat in tub and on floor
• Filtration system to separate hair
• Easy to read directions and push button operation for customers
• Customizable color and decals
• 1/2” or 3/4” Hot/Cold water lines 1/2” NPTF
• Water usage less than 2 gallons per minute
• 220 Volt - 100 amp electric supply
• Weight: Single 813: Approx 2600*
Double 821: Approx 4000*
*Depending on options
• Building numbers refer to dimensions:
single 813 = 8’ x 13’ double 821 = 8’ x 21’
• Tub: 53” long x 26” wide x 6” deep
• Stand alone equipment room enclosed inside the building
• Easy to hook up to utilities
• Sloping tub and sloping floor leads to floor trough under wall
for easy cleaning and drainage of water/hair
• Two inch drain for constant flow through hair strainers
• Ability to bypass payment with washdown switch
• Ability to change price and time to fit any market
• Easy to read directions for customers
• ADA Compliance
OWNER/OPERATOR BENEFITS PARTNER WITH
EQUIPMENT
SPECIFICATIONS
1
Problem: No water pressure flow in the wash tub.
Solution: Check water flow from incoming water line. Check pressure gauge on water column
in cabinet of APW. The unit requires 40-50 PSI to function properly. If you have sufficient flow
form the incoming water line, and 40-50 PSI of required pressure, you will need to adjust the
flow screw [Reference image on page 3 / #4 Inside Cabinet]. Start by counting the number of
turns it takes to close the screw when tightening (clockwise). The flow at the wash tub should
not be very low. Now loosen the screw (turning counter-clockwise) approximately 1 ¾- 2
turns, which should increase the flow. Keep in mind the more you loosen the flow screw to the
left the more you will increase the flow, but will be decreasing the suction for the shampoo.
Problem: One of the shampoos or treatments in not flowing correctly.
Solution: With the sprayer in the on and locked position, select the soap or treatment that’s
malfunctioning. If everything is working properly, you should have a low pressure flow with
soap and water. If you’re not receiving any soap along with the water, head to the equipment
room and locate the soap containers. Screw off the cap of the soap or treatment that’s mal-
functioning and examine the suction strainer. Make sure the screen is clean, if not, run the
suction strainer under some clean water. Next, examine the clear tube running from the soap
to the water column. If you are getting air bubbles in the tube, the soap is flowing but your
concentrate may be too diluted to see the soap coming out of the sprayer. If you are still
having issues you can increase the flow by loosening the material volume screw.
Problem: Vacuum is running, but has no suction.
Solution: Check the hose for obstruction. With the vacuum cleaner off, use the water
flush valve and flush the vacuum. Make sure water is flowing out of the vacuum. Once
completed, run the vacuum and check for suction. If you still do not have suction, you will
need to remove and clean the vacuum motor and filter. You can also remove the black drain
hose from the check valve at the bottom of the vacuum and then turn on the vacuum. At this
point feel if you are achieving suction back threw the check valve. If you are the check valve
flap is not sealing tight and needs to either cleaned or replaced. Clean the filters as needed.
Problem: Water is not pumping out of the hair strainer tank.
Solution: The pump float switch is stuck. Simply unlodge the pump float. Rinse out tank as
needed.
Problem: Floor pumps are not functioning correctly.
Solution: Ensure that hair is not clogging the release hole at the base of the floor pump tube.
If clear, spray water directly at the probes to remove any excess film build-up. When film
accumulates, the build-up will not allow the probes to function properly.
Common Problems & Solutions
TROUBLESHOOTING
Please Note: Due to ongoing product changes, sales literature descriptions of product features
and options may not reflect current product offering. Please verify at the time order is placed.
1. Equipment
2. Plumbing
3. Electrical
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1. Set-Up
2. Testing
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CONTENTS
I. OVERVIEW page 3-5
page 6-8
II. OPERATION
III. DAILY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE page 9
IV. SECURITY
V. TROUBLESHOOTING page 11
VI. ADA WARRANTY INFORMATION page 12
page 10
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Equipment Room
ADA Modular Building (813)
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1Water Column
20 Gal. Water Heater
removable pin / padlock
• All of the sales from your washes will end up in one place, behind the spray control system.
The spray control system opens on the back side and is accessed via the equipement room.
To access the back end of your control system, open your door and remove the pin keeping
the panel in place. For additional security, install a padlock like shown in the image below.
Spray Control System
Front Back (Inside Cabinet)
IV. SECURITY
10 3
Building
A. Wash Tub
B. Spray Control
C. Sprayer
D. Vacuum
E. Dryer
F. Vending Machine (optional)
G. Equipment Room
Equipment Room
1. Water Column
a. Pressure Gauge
b. Solenoid Valves
c. Flow Screw
d. Relay Board
2. Back of Spray Control
3. Soaps and Treatments
4. Trough
5. Water Filter
6. Electrical Panel (100 Amp)
7. Heating/AC
8. 20 Gal. Water Heater
a. Temp. Blending Valve
b. Pressure Relief Valve
9. Shelf for Storage
10. Washdown & Test Buttos
11. Vacuum
12. Hair Strainer
13. Discharge Pump
1. Equipment
I. OVERVIEW

sensors
discharge pump
incoming water line
regulator
Oatmeal Shampoo
Tearless Shampoo
Conditioner
Flea & Tick Treatment
Pet Deodorizer
Tub Disinfectant
• Every ADA Modular Building comes with a trough which runs
through the equipment room. The floor in the building is
sloped toward the equipment room allowing gravity to carry
excess water under the wall and into the trough. Once the
sensors detect that theres a collection of water in the trough,
the discharge pump will kick on, draining the trough.
• In this example, the blue pipe is the
incoming water line. It runs through the
pressure regulator which adjusts the
overall pressure of the incoming water.
Pressure can be adjusted by turning
the bolt on top of the regulator. After
passing through the regulator, water
passes on to the water filter and then
through the water heater. After being
heated, the water then runs to the
water column.
• Insert suction strainers leading from selenoid valves into appropriate soap and
treatment containers.
2. Plumbing
I. OVERVIEW (cont.)
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The following are general, suggested guidelines for daily, weekly, monthly, and bimonthly
maintenance on your All Paws Pet Wash self serve pet wash vending station. You may find
more applicable methods of maintenance in the daily operation of your personal unit.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
WASH AREA
• Rinse wash tub - Open equipment room door, reel out 20ft hose to swing/sliding door of
wash bay. Spray down wash bay walls, floor and tub towards equipment room wall.
• Clean glass if needed - Spray glass with Glass Stripper starting from the top and work your
way to the bottom.
• Skim trough for solid debris - Using a small hair strainer, skim the trough to collect larger
pieces of debris, hair and other particles to avoid clogged floor pumps.
EQUIPMENT AREA
• Rinse Vacuum - Open equipment room door, walk in and turn water valve counter-clockwise
to allow water to be flushed through vacuum for a duration of five seconds. Turn valve clock
wise to OFF.
• Dump hair strainer - Open equipment room door, walk in towards back corner and grab
strainer by brown handle. Dump into an external trash receptacle.
• Check soap levels - Open equipment room door, walk in and locate soaps. Use the guide
illustrated on this page to determine necessary fill-ups. Remember to use the ratio of 20:1
water to concentrate. Refer to the label on your 2.5 gallon jug for more information.
*Depending on water hardness, water to soap ratios may need adjusting.
WEEKLY MAINTENANCE
• Check filter on blow dryer, clean as needed - Filter is located on the back side of dryer. You
will need a philips head screwdriver to gain access to the filter.
• Check operation of spray control - Push diagnostic button in equipment room to run test on
all functionality of pet wash.
• Check the two HVAC filters if applicable - Slide filters up by grabbing lower section and
lifting up then pulling out.
• Check under rubber mats in wash tub (floor and tub) - Depending on climate, remove
rubber mat and hang dry nearby.
MONTHLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
• Rinse the hair strainer - Remove excess hair and clean the strainer.
• Clean glass with Glass Stripper - Work in Glass Stripper with microfiber towel. Rinse with
water afterwards.
AS NEEDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
• Check and replace incoming water filter every six months
• Clean bill, coin and credit card equipment
III. DAILY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

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Electrical Box
This box contains the electrical components that drive the spray
controls. This box also contains the washdown and output test
switches, used for maintenance and testing.
Back of Spray Control
These are the components that are
responsible for relaying input selections on
the control panel and handling payment.
Activates 2 minute timer.
Resets with each button push.
When light is on, timer is active.
Activates all outputs in
sequence for 1 second each.
3. Electrical
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2
Relay Board 3
Electrical Panel 4
Button Board
Coin Acceptor
6
Dixmor Timer
5
7
Bill Acceptor
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I. OVERVIEW (cont.)
Cabinet Electrical Components
The relay board controls the treatment and
soap solenoids as well as the water column.
The electrical panel divides an electrical
power feed into subsidiary circuits, while
providing a protective fuse or circuit breaker
for each circuit in a common enclosure.
BS4 APW/ADA
Serial #:
LED7 OR #5 - HORN POS+
LED7 B1 #4 - NEG -
LED7 WHITE/BLACK #9 CC
IDX - X-10 / SLUGBUSTER 3 - P-8
3
MEI- BILL ACCEPTOR
DIXMOR - LED 7
IDX X-10
(or) Slugbuster III
yellow
MEI
black
LED7 #7
red
IDX X-10
(or) Slugbuster
black
MEI
white
LED 7 #6
green
IDX X-10
red / green
(or) Slugbuster
blue
LED7 #1 coin com.
grey
LED7 #2 coin cont.
brown
IDX X-10
red / green
MEI
orange
MEI
brown
LED7 #8 MEI
yellow / black
24VAC L
blue
24VAC N
white
Button Board J4 - Vend timed load
blue
GROUND
LED7 #10 Timed Load
white
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
MOUNTING
SCREW
JUMPER
under
validator
MOUNTING
SCREW
BS4
LED 7 #5
orange
LED 7 #4
blue
HORN 12 VDC
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TIMEDLOAD
CCW/Bk
BillValidator
24VAC HOT IN
24VAC COM. IN
HORNPOS. +
HORNNEG. -
+12VDC OUT
COINSIGNAL
COINCOM.
DIXMOR LED7
WHITE
WHITE/BLACK
YELLOW/BLACK
RED
GREEN
ORANGE
BLUE
BROWN
GREY
SET
MODE
INV.
SEEOPERATING AND PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
ATWWW.DIXMOR.COM
To transformer
cabinet
Button Board connector
J4 Vend Timed Load
Parker Engineering Slugbuster
SBIII mod P.83
Black
Yellow
Blue
Purple
(not connected)
24VAC Com.
24VAC Hot
Coin Signal
Counter Pulse
(tucked in harness
shrink tube)
SEC 3.7AMP
Breaker on Transformer
PRI 3AMP
Breaker on Cabinet
IDX X-10 or Slugbuster III, MEI, LED7
Wiring Diagram decal
located on back of
button board panel.

FILL UP
FULL
Pressure Gauge
Temperature Blending Valve
Included Allen Wrench
Pressure Relief Valve
Pipe Plug
II. OPERATION
1. Set-Up
• Begin by checking your water pressure on the gauge located on the
water column. 45 PSI is your target (+/- 5 PSI). If you need to adjust
the PSI, you can do so by tightening or loosening your regulator screw
on the incoming water line (See image on Page 3)
• Locate the Washdown switch located on the electrical box and press
it. The green light will illuminate. The Washdown switch allows for
operation without payment. This is primarily used for maintenance
and cleaning. The unit will only operate for two minutes before
turning off unless another button (i.e. Rinse or Tearless Shampoo)
is pressed. If the unit turns off before your maintenance is complete,
press the Washdown switch again to reactivate the two minute timer.
Filling Your Soap Containers
• All Paws Pet Wash recommends a dilution ratio of 20:1 for our soap concentrates. This
means that for every ounce of concentrate in your jug, you need to add 20 oz of water. If
this ratio isn’t followed properly, you may end up with soap too viscous to syphon properly.
*Depending on water hardness, water-to-soap ratio may need to be adjusted.
• Fill all six of your soap containers to the “FULL” line on the label. Once your soap mixtures
fall below the “BELOW LINE”, fill them up again to assure proper operation of your APW unit.
Adjust the Temperature Blending Valve
• Located on the water heater, the blending valve is used to
adjust the water to an appropriate temperature. Use the
attached allen wrench to loosen the knob. The knob will pop
out allowing for adjustment. Once the temperature is adjusted
to the appropriate temperature, tighten the hex screw.
Anytime water supply is shut off, turn off breaker to water heater and bleed hot water prior to resuming use.
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II. OPERATION (cont.)
Bleeding Air from Hot Water Heater
• Before use of your pet wash, it is important to bleed the air from your hot water heater.
Failure to bleed air can cause failure of heating element.
• Locate the pressure relief valve on your water heater.
It’s a brass colored valve with an aluminum lever
extending from it, pointed towards the floor. With the
incoming water supply valve open (feeding water into
unit) pull lever on pressure relief valve open until water
is running out of release tube and onto the floor.
• Water heater is ready for use.
Priming Floor Pump
• Priming the floor pump before use of your pet wash will ensure your floors don’t flood after
the trough fills up. There are two methods for priming your pump:
Method One: Remove pipe plug on top of pump.
Fill with water until full and water is
running out of pump.
Method Two: Remove tube running from pump to
floor trough. Using a garden hose,
pour water down tube and into pump.
• To avoid clogged pumps, use a small hair strainer to skim
the top of the trough water to collect larger pieces of
debris, hair and other particles to avoid clogged floor pumps.
Syphoning Soaps
• Begin by tightening the flow screw with a small flat-head screwdriver.
Tighten by turning clockwise until snug. DO NOT over tighten the
flow screw!
• Next, select the first soap to be syphoned, the Oat Shampoo.
Press the Oat Shampoo button on the Spray Control located on the
front of your APW.
Before begining this process, insert suction strainers into containers! (Ref. page 4)

FILL UP
FULL
Pressure Gauge
Temperature Blending Valve
Included Allen Wrench
Pressure Relief Valve
Pipe Plug
II. OPERATION
1. Set-Up
• Begin by checking your water pressure on the gauge located on the
water column. 45 PSI is your target (+/- 5 PSI). If you need to adjust
the PSI, you can do so by tightening or loosening your regulator screw
on the incoming water line (See image on Page 3)
• Locate the Washdown switch located on the electrical box and press
it. The green light will illuminate. The Washdown switch allows for
operation without payment. This is primarily used for maintenance
and cleaning. The unit will only operate for two minutes before
turning off unless another button (i.e. Rinse or Tearless Shampoo)
is pressed. If the unit turns off before your maintenance is complete,
press the Washdown switch again to reactivate the two minute timer.
Filling Your Soap Containers
• All Paws Pet Wash recommends a dilution ratio of 20:1 for our soap concentrates. This
means that for every ounce of concentrate in your jug, you need to add 20 oz of water. If
this ratio isn’t followed properly, you may end up with soap too viscous to syphon properly.
*Depending on water hardness, water-to-soap ratio may need to be adjusted.
• Fill all six of your soap containers to the “FULL” line on the label. Once your soap mixtures
fall below the “BELOW LINE”, fill them up again to assure proper operation of your APW unit.
Adjust the Temperature Blending Valve
• Located on the water heater, the blending valve is used to
adjust the water to an appropriate temperature. Use the
attached allen wrench to loosen the knob. The knob will pop
out allowing for adjustment. Once the temperature is adjusted
to the appropriate temperature, tighten the hex screw.
Anytime water supply is shut off, turn off breaker to water heater and bleed hot water prior to resuming use.
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II. OPERATION (cont.)
Bleeding Air from Hot Water Heater
• Before use of your pet wash, it is important to bleed the air from your hot water heater.
Failure to bleed air can cause failure of heating element.
• Locate the pressure relief valve on your water heater.
It’s a brass colored valve with an aluminum lever
extending from it, pointed towards the floor. With the
incoming water supply valve open (feeding water into
unit) pull lever on pressure relief valve open until water
is running out of release tube and onto the floor.
• Water heater is ready for use.
Priming Floor Pump
• Priming the floor pump before use of your pet wash will ensure your floors don’t flood after
the trough fills up. There are two methods for priming your pump:
Method One: Remove pipe plug on top of pump.
Fill with water until full and water is
running out of pump.
Method Two: Remove tube running from pump to
floor trough. Using a garden hose,
pour water down tube and into pump.
• To avoid clogged pumps, use a small hair strainer to skim
the top of the trough water to collect larger pieces of
debris, hair and other particles to avoid clogged floor pumps.
Syphoning Soaps
• Begin by tightening the flow screw with a small flat-head screwdriver.
Tighten by turning clockwise until snug. DO NOT over tighten the
flow screw!
• Next, select the first soap to be syphoned, the Oat Shampoo.
Press the Oat Shampoo button on the Spray Control located on the
front of your APW.
Before begining this process, insert suction strainers into containers! (Ref. page 4)

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4
3
5
7
6
8
5
Electrical Box
This box contains the electrical components that drive the spray
controls. This box also contains the washdown and output test
switches, used for maintenance and testing.
Back of Spray Control
These are the components that are responsible for relaying
input selections on the control panel and handling payment.
Activates 2 minute timer.
Resets with each button push.
When light is on, timer is active.
Activates all outputs in
sequence for 1 second each.
3. Electrical
1
2
Relay Board 3
Electrical Panel 4
Button Board
Coin Acceptor
6
Dixmor Timer
5
7
Bill Acceptor
8
I. OVERVIEW (cont.)
Cabinet Electrical Components
The relay board controls the treatment and
soap solenoids as well as the water column.
The electrical panel divides an electrical
power feed into subsidiary circuits, while
providing a protective fuse or circuit breaker
for each circuit in a common enclosure.
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Sprayer Lock
Rinse Pressure Soap Pressure
• Turn on the sprayer to get the water flowing. Lock the sprayer
in the “on” position and place in tub to keep the water flowing.
• In your cabinet, you should see the soap from the Oat Shampoo
begin the fill the line leading from the container up to the
solenoid valves.
• Once the soap is flowing out of the sprayer, return to the Spray Control on the front of your
APW and select Rinse. After a few moments of Rinse time, select the next soap to get it
flowing. Repeat this process for all 6 treatments.
• After all of your soaps are flowing correctly, return to the flow screw and loosen the screw
two full turns. If your soap is not flowing properly, double check your PSI reading.
2. Testing
• Once all of your treatments have been syphoned from the containers up to the selonoid
valves, it’s time to test your APW. Start the sprayer, lock it in the “on” position and place
it in the tub.
• Work your way down through all of the soaps
and treatments on the spray control board while
switching to “Rinse” inbetween each soap or
treatment. While the system is on Rinse, only
water should be coming from your sprayer.
When you switch to a soap or treatment, you
should notice a decrease in water pressure and
some foaming coming from the sprayer. Place
your hand under your sprayer to double check
the foaming soap.
For more information or help on set-up, please visit our OWNERS HUB
online at www.AllPawsPetWash.com or visit our YouTube page.
Password for OWNERS HUB is: Pawtastic! (Case senstive, include the exclamation point)
II. OPERATION (cont.)
Please Note:
Rinse pressure
is stronger
than soap &
treatment
pressure!

sensors
discharge pump
incoming water line
regulator
Oatmeal Shampoo
Tearless Shampoo
Conditioner
Flea & Tick Treatment
Pet Deodorizer
Tub Disinfectant
• Every ADA Modular Building comes with a trough which runs
through the equipment room. The floor in the building is
sloped toward the equipment room allowing gravity to carry
excess water under the wall and into the trough. Once the
sensors detect that theres a collection of water in the trough,
the discharge pump will kick on, draining the trough.
• In this example, the blue pipe is the
incoming water line. It runs through the
pressure regulator which adjusts the
overall pressure of the incoming water.
Pressure can be adjusted by turning
the bolt on top of the regulator. After
passing through the regulator, water
passes on to the water filter and then
through the water heater. After being
heated, the water then runs to the
water column.
• Insert suction strainers leading from selenoid valves into appropriate soap and
treatment containers.
2. Plumbing
I. OVERVIEW (cont.)
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The following are general, suggested guidelines for daily, weekly, monthly, and bimonthly
maintenance on your All Paws Pet Wash self serve pet wash vending station. You may find
more applicable methods of maintenance in the daily operation of your personal unit.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
WASH AREA
• Rinse wash tub - Open equipment room door, reel out 20ft hose to swing/sliding door of
wash bay. Spray down wash bay walls, floor and tub towards equipment room wall.
• Clean glass if needed - Spray glass with Glass Stripper starting from the top and work your
way to the bottom.
• Skim trough for solid debris - Using a small hair strainer, skim the trough to collect larger
pieces of debris, hair and other particles to avoid clogged floor pumps.
EQUIPMENT AREA
• Rinse Vacuum - Open equipment room door, walk in and turn water valve counter-clockwise
to allow water to be flushed through vacuum for a duration of five seconds. Turn valve clock
wise to OFF.
• Dump hair strainer - Open equipment room door, walk in towards back corner and grab
strainer by brown handle. Dump into an external trash receptacle.
• Check soap levels - Open equipment room door, walk in and locate soaps. Use the guide
illustrated on this page to determine necessary fill-ups. Remember to use the ratio of 20:1
water to concentrate. Refer to the label on your 2.5 gallon jug for more information.
*Depending on water hardness, water to soap ratios may need adjusting.
WEEKLY MAINTENANCE
• Check filter on blow dryer, clean as needed - Filter is located on the back side of dryer. You
will need a philips head screwdriver to gain access to the filter.
• Check operation of spray control - Push diagnostic button in equipment room to run test on
all functionality of pet wash.
• Check the two HVAC filters if applicable - Slide filters up by grabbing lower section and
lifting up then pulling out.
• Check under rubber mats in wash tub (floor and tub) - Depending on climate, remove
rubber mat and hang dry nearby.
MONTHLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
• Rinse the hair strainer - Remove excess hair and clean the strainer.
• Clean glass with Glass Stripper - Work in Glass Stripper with microfiber towel. Rinse with
water afterwards.
AS NEEDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
• Check and replace incoming water filter every six months
• Clean bill, coin and credit card equipment
III. DAILY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

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ADA Modular Building (813)
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• All of the sales from your washes will end up in one place, behind the spray control system.
The spray control system opens on the back side and is accessed via the equipement room.
To access the back end of your control system, open your door and remove the pin keeping
the panel in place. For additional security, install a padlock like shown in the image below.
Spray Control System
Front Back (Inside Cabinet)
IV. SECURITY
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Building
A. Wash Tub
B. Spray Control
C. Sprayer
D. Vacuum
E. Dryer
F. Vending Machine (optional)
G. Equipment Room
Equipment Room
1. Water Column
a. Pressure Gauge
b. Solenoid Valves
c. Flow Screw
d. Relay Board
2. Back of Spray Control
3. Soaps and Treatments
4. Trough
5. Water Filter
6. Electrical Panel (100 Amp)
7. Heating/AC
8. 20 Gal. Water Heater
a. Temp. Blending Valve
b. Pressure Relief Valve
9. Shelf for Storage
10. Washdown & Test Buttos
11. Vacuum
12. Hair Strainer
13. Discharge Pump
1. Equipment
I. OVERVIEW

Problem: No water pressure flow in the wash tub.
Solution: Check water flow from incoming water line. Check pressure gauge on water column
in cabinet of APW. The unit requires 40-50 PSI to function properly. If you have sufficient flow
form the incoming water line, and 40-50 PSI of required pressure, you will need to adjust the
flow screw [Reference image on page 3 / #4 Inside Cabinet]. Start by counting the number of
turns it takes to close the screw when tightening (clockwise). The flow at the wash tub should
not be very low. Now loosen the screw (turning counter-clockwise) approximately 1 ¾- 2
turns, which should increase the flow. Keep in mind the more you loosen the flow screw to the
left the more you will increase the flow, but will be decreasing the suction for the shampoo.
Problem: One of the shampoos or treatments in not flowing correctly.
Solution: With the sprayer in the on and locked position, select the soap or treatment that’s
malfunctioning. If everything is working properly, you should have a low pressure flow with
soap and water. If you’re not receiving any soap along with the water, head to the equipment
room and locate the soap containers. Screw off the cap of the soap or treatment that’s mal-
functioning and examine the suction strainer. Make sure the screen is clean, if not, run the
suction strainer under some clean water. Next, examine the clear tube running from the soap
to the water column. If you are getting air bubbles in the tube, the soap is flowing but your
concentrate may be too diluted to see the soap coming out of the sprayer. If you are still
having issues you can increase the flow by loosening the material volume screw.
Problem: Vacuum is running, but has no suction.
Solution: Check the hose for obstruction. With the vacuum cleaner off, use the water
flush valve and flush the vacuum. Make sure water is flowing out of the vacuum. Once
completed, run the vacuum and check for suction. If you still do not have suction, you will
need to remove and clean the vacuum motor and filter. You can also remove the black drain
hose from the check valve at the bottom of the vacuum and then turn on the vacuum. At this
point feel if you are achieving suction back threw the check valve. If you are the check valve
flap is not sealing tight and needs to either cleaned or replaced. Clean the filters as needed.
Problem: Water is not pumping out of the hair strainer tank.
Solution: The pump float switch is stuck. Simply unlodge the pump float. Rinse out tank as
needed.
Problem: Floor pumps are not functioning correctly.
Solution: Ensure that hair is not clogging the release hole at the base of the floor pump tube.
If clear, spray water directly at the probes to remove any excess film build-up. When film
accumulates, the build-up will not allow the probes to function properly.
Common Problems & Solutions
TROUBLESHOOTING
Please Note: Due to ongoing product changes, sales literature descriptions of product features
and options may not reflect current product offering. Please verify at the time order is placed.
1. Equipment
2. Plumbing
3. Electrical
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CONTENTS
I. OVERVIEW page 3-5
page 6-8
II. OPERATION
III. DAILY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE page 9
IV. SECURITY
V. TROUBLESHOOTING page 11
VI. ADA WARRANTY INFORMATION page 12
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8642 US Highway 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038
Seller warrants the welded aluminum components for 5 years from date of shipment from our
factory in Garden Prairie, IL.
All other components warranted for 1 year from date of shipment.
Powder coat finish is excluded from all warranties.
Purchaser shall notify seller of defect in writing and return the defective part for repair or
replacement.
All warranty claims are to be handled by the purchaser. The purchaser will return the non-
working part to the factory [8642 US Hwy 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038] for repair or
replacement. All Paws Pet Wash will ship the repaired or replaced part back to the purchaser.
Purchaser is responsible for the shipping charge to return to seller and seller is responsible
for shipping charge to return to purchaser.
Labor charges are not included.
Any defect or failure caused by mistreatment or neglect is specifically excluded under this
warranty. This includes damages caused by freezing.
Depending on water source, All Paws Pet Wash recommends using a pre-filter.
The seller and purchaser agree that there are no other warranties or representations made by
or on behalf of the seller other than those specifically set forth in this document. Seller will in
no event be liable for special or consequential damages. This agreement shall be governed
by the laws of the State of Illinois and is deemed entered into in the County of Boone, State
of Illinois. The seller and purchaser agree that jurisdiction of any controversy under this
agreement shall be exclusively in the Courts of the County of Boone, State of Illinois.
Purchaser may contact All Paws Pet Wash factory at [phone].
Keith Caldwell
Date: 1/1/17 - Present
*information subject to change
Phone: [phone] Email: [email protected] Web: www.allpawspetwash.com Fax: [phone]
WARRANTY - ADA 813 & ADA 821
8642 US Highway 20 Garden Prairie, IL 61038
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• Dog parks
• Campgrounds
• RV parks
• Laundromats
• Gas Stations
• Large Complexes
• Pet Stores
• Groomers
• Kennels
• Pet Friendly Hotels
• Veterinary Hospital
• Car Washes
The ADA Modular buildings are the flagship products of All Paws Pet Wash. It is a piece
of self-serve pet washing equipment that can be implemented and used in many different
industries. These units are built with the quality and precision that our other products have
been built with since 2009. The ADA is built out of the best quality aluminum and is sand blasted
then powder coated for a smooth finish. APPW offers six different treatments as well as a
grooming blow dryer. It provides an affordable way for a customer to wash their pet without
having to worry about messing up their own home or emptying their wallets.
• No ramps easy for pet to enter low wash tub or wash directly on floor
• Six wash cycles (Oat, Tearless, Flea & Tick Shampoos,
Conditioner, Pet Deodorizer, Tub Disinfectant)
• High volume rinse
• Groomer-grade blow dryer
• Accepts quarters, tokens, dollar coins, and 1-20 dollar bills with credit card option.
• Non-slip mat in tub and on floor
• Filtration system to separate hair
• Easy to read directions and push button operation for customers
• Customizable color and decals
• 1/2” or 3/4” Hot/Cold water lines 1/2” NPTF
• Water usage less than 2 gallons per minute
• 220 Volt - 100 amp electric supply
• Weight: Single 813: Approx 2600*
Double 821: Approx 4000*
*Depending on options
• Building numbers refer to dimensions:
single 813 = 8’ x 13’ double 821 = 8’ x 21’
• Tub: 53” long x 26” wide x 6” deep
• Stand alone equipment room enclosed inside the building
• Easy to hook up to utilities
• Sloping tub and sloping floor leads to floor trough under wall
for easy cleaning and drainage of water/hair
• Two inch drain for constant flow through hair strainers
• Ability to bypass payment with washdown switch
• Ability to change price and time to fit any market
• Easy to read directions for customers
• ADA Compliance
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