I got a commercial frontload coin op washer for dirt cheap sold as scrap, but brand new. There was a manilla envelope without any paper work taped to the inside of the machine. The number on this envelope is 134992500, is this the model number? The guy gave me large size brain board with it from anothe same model and told me there was something wrong with it and to change this circuit board. I ran the machine with the old parts first. The machine seemed to go through all the cycles and even went into high speed spin. I ran the first run with the back of the machine off. I had to unplug the machine 2 times real quick because the water pump was froze and needed to thaw more. No problem, the water pump spit out ice a half hour later and when I plugged it in the machine kept going through the cycles. The machine went into high spin and ran like a top. I put the back on the machine and ran it again. This time all it would do is a slow back and forth tumble all the way until the machine kicked off and finshed its full cycle. I than put the spare mother board or brain whatever the large ciruite board is called in the bottom back left corner, plugged it in and it ran through the cylcles and did the same exact thing. It would not kick into high spin at all. just a slow tumble back and forth. So now I figure its not the main circuite board I guess I should put the original board back in the machine. One more thing. when I ran the machine again I thought maby the timming was off between the coin timmer and the timmer in the front of the machine that customers can see. Is this timming thing even possible or will the machine correct its self automatically? Where should the plastic wheel start at, in the coin box timmer, so I can get it at a new start up?