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That's curious - we use the Taylor machines with almost '0 downtime' besides maintenance (scheduled and rarely interferes with customers). The tech who installe
by anonymouse008 3y ago
That's curious - we use the Taylor machines with almost '0 downtime' besides maintenance (scheduled and rarely interferes with customers). The tech who installed our machines says it's all a skill issue with anyone who can't keep these machines up. According to him, the issues are rare / negligent maintenance and very old product left entirely too long in the machine. He will have one from our machines, but never from some other establishments.
- rkagerer 3y agoOut of curiosity, who's "we"?
- sirspacey 3y agoI suspect Taylor’s social media listening company. This looks pretty similar to the boilerplate response they put on Reddit, where they get torn to shreds by McD managers who are Reddit users and disagree. Doubt we’ll see that response here.
- anonymouse008 3y agoLols no // caffeine dealers
- DANmode 3y agoOkay, good to be speculative in situations such as this, but after skimming that user's page for even 3 seconds, one can see this was a lazy, really off-base accusation - unless this user sold their HN account. Is that the accusation? If so, better to email the site admins, rather than alert the fraudster, or distact from discussion.
- jolux 3y agoThe specific one used at McDonald's, the C602? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonald%27s_ice_cream_machine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonald%27s_ice_cream_machine The C602 is supposedly exclusive to McDonald's, which if you watch the video posted elsewhere in this thread, explains why their machines are less reliable than those of other chains.
- anonymouse008 3y agoYou’re right there, we have different ones but same principles of milk and sugar beverages (ratio strongly matters in operation / performance)