Is your drive-thru vehicle detector giving you problems? If so, you may be able to fix it yourself. First, reset your drive-thru system base to see if that clears up the problem. If not, unplug the whole system and reboot it. If that doesn’t work, look for loose electrical and cable connections and frayed or exposed lead-in wires.

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Looking for ways to get the most out of your drive-thru parts and equipment? Don’t forget your headset batteries. Here’s how to get long life and good performance from them.

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Drive-thrus are always looking for ways to provide faster service. One often overlooked way to speed up service (and make the food taste even better!) is to upgrade your kitchen equipment. For example:

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The base station is an essential drive-thru part, playing a vital role in managing and controlling all the communications that go through your headset system. So what do you do if yours suddenly goes kaput?

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Do you own a medium to large drive-thru enterprise with multiple restaurants? Does it seem like you’re always sending in broken or damaged drive-thru parts and equipment for repairs? CE can help you avoid the hassles of drive-thru part maintenance with our Equipment Maintenance Agreements.

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Although the drive-thru industry is gradually moving to AI (artificial intelligence) and kiosk ordering, headsets remain a necessary piece of drive-thru equipment for the majority of QSRs.

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Vehicle detectors are an essential drive-thru part for keeping cars moving through the lane swiftly and efficiently. When a problem occurs, it needs to be taken care of right away. Fortunately, problems are often small enough to troubleshoot on your own.

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Have you ever had a drive-thru part repair vendor do a lousy job on a headset repair and refuse to accept responsibility for it? That’s one thing you won’t have to worry about at CE Repairs.

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Sound quality is one of the most important elements in the drive-thru ordering process. When customers and order takers can’t clearly understand what the other person is saying, service times are long and order mistakes increase. To keep the sound quality where it needs to be:

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Having your drive-thru headset system go down is like a quarterback getting injured in the middle of a football game – your drive-thru isn’t going anywhere unless you have a qualified backup. Many drive-thru’s don’t want to incur the cost of having a replacement headset system sitting around idle. Fortunately, there is an affordable solution – a cabled intercom.

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