Register Now—2019 MCC FREE Fall Shows 

Coin Laundry and On-Premise Laundry for hotels, nursing homes, schools and hospitals

Meet industry experts. Learn how to take care of your washers and dryers. Inside tips on preventative maintenance and coin laundry store management. Washer dryer technical support and troubleshooting. What parts to have on hand for emergencies. What’s new in coin laundry and on-premise laundry washers and dryers.

Tuesday October 1, MCC Warehouse, Menomonee Falls, WI

Thursday October 3, Best Western Event Center, Shoreview, MN

9:00a.m.—3:15p.m.

Full Day Seminar With Lunch

Featured speakers:
• Huebsch – Ryan Sheridan, Terry Brosseau, and The Finance Team
• Milnor – Scott Voldbaek (Shoreview Show)
• Minnesota Chemical Co. – Service Techs and Sales Representatives
• Vend-Rite – Mark Gies
• Hot Water Products – Jerry Frelka & Tim Addie
• CCI/FasCard/LaundryCard/Card Concepts – Robert Mattocks
• Standard Change-Makers – Tom Kozlik

Register online at minnesotachemical.com or call Bill Kim, Coin Laundry Specialist, 651-288-4840

The Clean Show 

Milnor exhibited at the 2019 Clean Show in New Orleans, LA and had a highly successful factory tour. Milnor displayed several new pieces of equipment, including the cabinet style soft-mount washer-extractors (models MTF18JX and MTF27JX), the MWB-Series pass-through barrier washers for healthcare and cleanroom markets, and the MilRailTM for loading the Milnor CBW.

The booth also featured the 76039 7-module PulseFlow® Milnor CBW tunnel, MPL656 single stage press and 64050TG1 pass through dryer, large open-pocket 76036M5K, full range of soft-mount and rigid-mount OPL washer-extractors, two OPL dryers, and the vented washer line.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Milnor booth and visited the Milnor factory.

Service Tips by Ed

Just remember I am just a phone call away for technical support at 651-288-4857.

Water and Chemical Damage to Washers

This month I will talk about damage to washers caused by leaking or damaged water and chemical lines. Inspect your washer daily to check for water and chemical leaks. If you have a chemical leak, ask your chemical representative to quickly make the repairs. Leaky chemicals are corrosive, can cause your machine to rust and can damage parts in the machine such as water valves and electronics. Water leaks at the door seal, at valves and at drains can cause the same kind of damage and can cause shorts in the machine. Water can short out circuit boards, damage water valves, drain valves, and control fuses. Leaking water can rust out your machine very quickly. Take a look at these pictures to see what can happen. Photos show chemical and water damaged rear-mounted supply chute, damaged shell mounted supply inlet and severe water damage and rusting on a machine bolt down base. (The damage to the washer frame was so severe the washer had to be replaced.)

Be safe!

MCC People

We welcome two people to the staff this month.

Mya Moua (left) is at our Information Desk and answers and routes your calls in addition to a vast array of other clerical and organizational work.

Christine Evenson (right) is Equipment Department Coordinator. She orders equipment, checks on delivery dates, bills service reports, enters a great deal of data and assists sales and service staff. 

If you own a coin laundry, work in or service the washers and dryers in a hotel or nursing home laundry—register today for one of our October Free Falls Shows to learn how to take
care of your Milnor and Huebsch washers and dryers www.minnesotachemical.com