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Hey all, I’m looking to order an ice machine to do on top of a self serve pop dispenser. It needs to be a 30" unit but i’m not sure as to what production size to get. This is a new fast-food (Subway style) shop opening up so i’m not sure about the # of customers and cups i’ll be going through...

It’s a bit to late to fix that now, they would have to rip up the entire area around it as it’s all concreted in now. It would delay our opening for who knows how long… as i’m already paying out $150 a day a rent.

Here is a pic of it. As you can see i have very limited space between the wall and the pipes.

There is about a 1.5" rim around the entire trap then the plastic cover sits into it… hard to explain, i’ll get some pics tomorrow and post them up.

Hey all, Need some help here… the plumber installed the grease trap in the new shop… which they already concreted and tiled over… it’s in-ground and one side of it is flush with the floor, while the other side is 3/4" lower then the floor. So now I need some type of cover or something to go over...

I just need a 3-door Fridge and a 2-Door Freezer thats all. I will have a 50" Deli case (which only comes in 110V) up front and a 48" Sandwich Prep Table which also has a little storage. I can special order the fridge and freezer in 220 3ph, the wall that they are going on is being built in a...

It was 110V 9A while 220V 8.2A So if V*A=W, the 110V is massively lower in W and therefore costs. Correct?

I was looking at 3 door freezers specs, and it says .8A lower for the 220V Now, if it saves .8A while the motor is running… what would the actual saving be for a day? The motor only runs when it needs to cool, and say your closed that day so no one opens the doors… it would kick on, what, maybe...

Regular pull doors it is… what about 110v 1-phase vs 220v 3-phase? Is there that much of a difference in saving?

Hey all, I’m getting a new 3 door Reach-in Cooler and a 2 Door Reach-in Freezer and have a couple of questions. For the doors, what is more efficient? Regular pull-open doors or slide doors? (both close automatically) About every 4 years I have to replace the seal on the doors of my Pull-Open...

Jeff Ward: Have not been able to do this in the SE edition, is that only in the Premium edition? Jeff Ward: Yes, that solenoid was the problem with my APG registers… called APG and they blamed the Star printers for not giving enough juice to kick it correctly… called Star and they blamed APGs...

Jeff Ward: Only problem that I am running into seems to be the Deli part of my shop… I will be selling meat and cheese per #, 1/2# or whatever the customer asks for. How would I go about setting the standard price of say $9.99 per # but enter a decimal weight to get a price? Daddio: What kind...

Sounds perfect. Just downloaded it and am testing it out. I am use to the Premium version and I notice many of the items are removed that I use to use… but that was in my pizzeria. I’ll see if I can make this work. What kind of receipt printers do you guys like now? (Thermal that is) I had a...

SAY WHAT? Where is that located at, I cant seem to find it on their site.

Hey all, Getting the POS setup for the new sandwich shop… in my past pizza shops I’ve used PointOfSuccess but I’ve been out of the game for a year now and was wondering if any new (low cost) software like PointOfSuccess has come out? I’m just using 1 station, the shop is a cross between a...

2" or so… round, either 3 color of full color… just our logo on the sticker.

Hey all, Where do you guys buy your custom stickers? I use Taradel for all my printing needs but the only stickers they have a rectangle stock. I’m trying to find round stock on a roll or sheet so that I can place our logo on the boxes before they go out the door. Checked a bunch of sticker...

Thanks PG, you pointed me in the right direction… found this conversion calculator too: http://www.aqua-calc.com/calculate/food … -to-weight So according to this: 8oz of Potato salad in Volume (which is FL.OZ) is 8.81 oz Weight 8oz of Tuna/Chicken Salad in Volume is about 7.75 oz weight

amelmor: 😦

Exactly, thats why I need to know how many OZ (weight) of each of these products will fit into an 8oz and 12oz squat