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#12704 - 11/11/14 05:31 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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zammy
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Owners of these elevators are allowing you to experiment with their expesive building devices? Do they understand the liabilities involved? How do You know who´s elevator this is ? Maeby it is owned by me or my friend. Or meaby it is lift that work´s but is not in use ?!
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#12717 - 11/12/14 01:29 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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#12862 - 11/28/14 07:28 PM
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Very interesting thread Zammy has some good points and I agree that the industry is corrupted. Tells a lot that he has been kicked out! I think he has played You all when he has claimed that he has tested the codes. He has not made any test´s in real life. I think the point was made really clear when he got kicked out. Sad...so sad. Open forum run by who???
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#16597 - 03/31/16 02:26 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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#16604 - 03/31/16 09:00 PM
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#16623 - 04/02/16 07:17 PM
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#16625 - 04/02/16 07:23 PM
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#16640 - 04/03/16 09:09 AM
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I think he is now on another forum spruking the same stuff!!!. I know what he was trying to achieve BUT still do not believe he was doing all the "tests" he said he was,In my opinion he was just rewriting information and trying to look like he knew more than what he did. And I know from experience the major companies take a very dim view of "information" being freely available, its all about ethics and intellectual property (I know I know please don't shoot the messenger)!!! its all about ethics and intellectual property ??
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#16646 - 04/03/16 08:11 PM
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Yes ethics, as in the thought of making all information freely available, means that same information can and will be freely abused. If some building manager uses your blog to troubleshoot his elevator and dies, will you simply hide behind your line of, get an elevator professional? Will you feel no remorse, or second doubts to posting all this stuff openly?
I can say this about my time in the trade, working for one of the big 4 of course, no information was ever unobtainable. If the information I needed was not readily available I was never expected to do the work. Maybe for the small Indy companies this is different, but I would expect the information that their techs have would cover 85-90% of all they would need, and that remaining 10-15%? That's what friends are for!
Feel free to post away though, will be an interesting read if the big 4 ever care to get involved. Just pray every night that no one ever gets hurt using your incomplete information.
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