Elevator Forum

On behalf of my client, I'd like to point out that the dilapidated condition of the escalator and lack of mall supervision contributed to my clients' ...

The older batteries were thicker than the new ones you can buy today. At least this was my experience. Although the battery # was identical, their thi...

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I absolutely beleive what he said.I was just answering like I talk, spontaneously. (Vernacular typing?) It was meant to be like- "Oh, wow, cool find, ...

Nice one, Mr Sands! Fluttering pit door!

The jack is very likely corroded. In my estimation, it is a safety hazard, given the age, and likelihood of considerable corrosion. Sorry to say that,...

I know you said in your first post that you checked the locks and gate, but what are they doing at the time of failure? I've seen a situation where th...

Hmm, well, what I got out of the study was that it is NOT an advantage in all buildings. I mean, it's not like they said it's super-duper wonderful, w...

Kuul stuff.

Link has many interesting things, with a good bit on destination dispatch studies.

Check the signals from the inspection switches right at the CPU board in the controller. Are they right? Kone put ferrules on the field wires, which p...

What is the voltage doing on the bottom rack "when the problem is occuring"? Doesn't mean much if it checks out ok, when the problem isn't exhibiting ...

Nice job! 1000 fpm?Is that the same basic selector case from the Dover days? How long do you get out out of a set of selector guides? Looks like the s...