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Elevatorfella
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Joined: Jan 1, 2010
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Install a keypad inside the elevator and have it wired and programmed to operate whichever door you desire at any floor. Pretty easy to accomplish. Ch...

13 years ago
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I realize this does not really apply to this post, but had a long day on a TAC32. The hall calls quit working, and had wired faults pop up. Door locks...

13 years ago
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Knock on wood, this unit ran all weekend! I might have gotten lucky with the parameter changes I made last Wed.

13 years ago
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The faults are very intermittent. Every couple of days. Are the adjustable variables for shutting off these faults in the safety processor? I've been ...

13 years ago
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No cavitation.

13 years ago
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Very tired tonight, sorry for the brain farts, oil temp sensor and low oil sensor are not even wired into the controller.

13 years ago
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Forgot to mention, that I've had to reset "hot oil, and low oil" faults several times after it put unit out of service. GAL says it's just a glitch, a...

13 years ago
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Yeah, I agree, S&S seems to be more reliable than Siemens. Was told that the Siemens was not really designed for hydro elevator use, have replaced...

13 years ago
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By the way again. Just a CMA on my part. Set the governor, without the safety string jumped out first to ensure the governor switch is functioning pro...

13 years ago
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Sorry, if anyone read my post, it's connector XC1, NOT XC3 for the safety string, sorry about the typo, glad I read it again. Their are labels on the ...

13 years ago
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First of all, don't shut the disconnect off, remove the XM16 connector. Otherwise you may "kill" your hall call boards. Before you start the test, jum...

13 years ago
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No, "L"

13 years ago
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The IECA power units with twin holeless jacks and serial link Elevator Controls, and Atlantic Tech door operators. They are a disaster! They are built...

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