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elmcannic
@elmcannic
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"You can feel it when it arrives and leaves the floor". Sort of a slight racking due to tight packing on one side. Well, short of a repack, which if y...

9 years ago
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phil,try this; [email protected]you might need a serial number of any unit when calling. Last edited by elmcannic; 05/11/17 04:49 AM.

9 years ago
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Hopefully it's out of your hair for good. This is yet another great example of what the forum is designed to do, and I hope we're not premature in ext...

9 years ago
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Me too....

9 years ago
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Or-If a Maxton UC4 valve, be sure the F/S adjuster is on the dot/scribe line, and that the three allen bolts are tight. If you increase UL only to hav...

9 years ago
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Wow....Well, as was discussed earlier, in the elevator industry we typically use a dedicated landline for emergency phone service. Not that your desir...

9 years ago
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You mention checking the magnets and they look fine. But... It doesn't take but maybe 1/16" gap between any two magnets and your description of slow s...

9 years ago
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Dan,You're gonna need to communicate with the controller via laptop or whatever plug in tool. How do you know they're "fault" LEDs?

9 years ago
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Yes

9 years ago
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I believe on the TAC20, the CPU has to see gate lock, door lock and DCL in that sequential order without much delay between the last two inputs. Conve...

9 years ago
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If the LN card has a steady heartbeat it's probably ok. Rapid rate indicates LON trouble....somewhere.The L24 cards are easily replaced. On a side not...

9 years ago
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Yeah your gonna need a FAST tool. i think the car should run on access on a cold start (dead CLC battery) otherwise you couldn't do a HW scan...I thin...

10 years ago
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So...Who makes the best hydro oil?And for the traction machine, the best gear oil?

10 years ago
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+1 on Rath. I think that's their phone of choice nowadays.

10 years ago
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ALK,Better to leave that button pushing stuff in the controller to a qualified elevator technician, and poking around that 12 volt circuit is gonna ge...

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