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#12553 - 11/01/14 01:09 PM
Error codes for any elevator
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zammy
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Hello Is there a software or website for user manuals for lifts? I mean that if I go to fix KONE, OTIS, THYSSEN, etc elevators and I can see error code or errorled on the control board...I could check the code or led meaning online in few seconds. Like they have these sites and tools for cars...OBD codes http://www.obd-codes.com/
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#12587 - 11/04/14 06:45 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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#12609 - 11/05/14 08:12 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Not possible that this kind of information is under copyright. That would be agains the free competition policy. At least in europe there is a law that restrict any company policy that is retricting free competition in the industry. You can read more and be supriced http://europa.eu/legislation_summaries/competition/index_en.htm
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#12610 - 11/05/14 08:27 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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But it is still,copyright owned,,thst was a case years back of the the big four doing a cartel,,company owned things are copyright and can't be published anywhere without permission,,,includes,codes,as,well,,even if you are in usa,,still copyright belongs to whomever owns it!
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#12624 - 11/06/14 08:56 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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jhk I have lot of error codes. I might publish them all. I am safe. Just for the sake of argument...I could claim that I have tested the lift and have these errorcodes under these conditions. For example I tested that if I prevent the door not close i get errorcode XXX, If I leave brake coil without power I get errorcode XXX. If I open the safety circuit from overspeed governor I get error code XXX, etc Who is to say that I have not "self tested" tested all the error codes in the manual if I claim I have tested all the error codes in real life? Is there a copyright preventing me to test all the error codes in real life and make my own "manual" for error codes? I think not
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#12630 - 11/07/14 01:24 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Itīs an other forum. Thanks.
IF there were this kind of site on the internet that You could easily browse Your way to a specific error code online and get the information instantly in the elevator machine room.
Would You use it? Would You pay to use it?
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#12632 - 11/07/14 02:11 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Dear JKH
I have been searching and searching this kind of service.
So I started to read the net is there reason. So far I have not found a reason.
Some say it is copyright. Some say these cartel companys own this information. But so far I can see that the guys making these claims are propably working in these companys.
And it is true that when there is no service like this it makes one think that maeby there is market for this kind of service.
Do You think it is wrong? Or is there a reason for beeing sarcastic about this?
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#12635 - 11/07/14 03:14 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Yes I am.
I worked with fault finding for twenty years now. Have worked in big and small companys and different countrys.
My experince is that these cartell companys are trying to make it difficult for others to fix their elevators. Of course they do. How else they could have prices of repairs so high?
What happens is that there are no competition which makes the cartell eaven stronger. And it is the end user the lift owner and the people who are paying overprice of monopoly service when they have no choice but to buy the service and repairs from the original lift manufacturer.
It was a same thing with automobiles years back but the codes and tools are now free for anybody.
More knowledge more competition. Right?
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#12639 - 11/07/14 05:03 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Can You read? Yes or No ?
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#12641 - 11/07/14 06:30 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Go ask any of these non Union places how safe the industry is. Information is just that, without the skills or knowledge to use it, people die, end of story. You repeatedly reference the auto industry, when the two do not even compare. owner of vehicle is typically the driver, driver is responsible to have a legal auto on the road. Brakes fail, driver dies or is injured, OR CAUSES SOMEONE ELSE TO BE INJURED, driver gets sued.
Lifts are not the same, the owner may never even ride the elevator that is used 1000's of time a day. Owner is still responsible to have lift in proper working conditions, and to meet code, these conditions are tested. His liability by allowing some asshat with Internet access to troubleshoot and or repair his elevator would be catastrophically high.
You wish to compile a list of elevator codes to publish on the Internet, cool have at it. You ask me would I use it, sure I do not turn away advice or tools when they are made available. You ask if I would pay for it, nah, that's not how we roll. Take your asshat self, go make your website, and get sued by the "cartels" that you have no fear of. I know for the company I work for, our lawyers have lawyers for their lawyers...
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#12647 - 11/07/14 11:33 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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I'm afraid i am with Zammy on this one.
As long as the info stays within industry professionals then it could only be a good thing. Thanks for the support - somebody with brains here
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#12648 - 11/07/14 11:36 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Go ask any of these non Union places how safe the industry is. Information is just that, without the skills or knowledge to use it, people die, end of story. You repeatedly reference the auto industry, when the two do not even compare. owner of vehicle is typically the driver, driver is responsible to have a legal auto on the road. Brakes fail, driver dies or is injured, OR CAUSES SOMEONE ELSE TO BE INJURED, driver gets sued.
Lifts are not the same, the owner may never even ride the elevator that is used 1000's of time a day. Owner is still responsible to have lift in proper working conditions, and to meet code, these conditions are tested. His liability by allowing some asshat with Internet access to troubleshoot and or repair his elevator would be catastrophically high.
You wish to compile a list of elevator codes to publish on the Internet, cool have at it. You ask me would I use it, sure I do not turn away advice or tools when they are made available. You ask if I would pay for it, nah, that's not how we roll. Take your asshat self, go make your website, and get sued by the "cartels" that you have no fear of. I know for the company I work for, our lawyers have lawyers for their lawyers... Hah...we know where Silly works.
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#12649 - 11/07/14 11:39 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Go ask any of these non Union places how safe the industry is. Information is just that, without the skills or knowledge to use it, people die, end of story. You repeatedly reference the auto industry, when the two do not even compare. owner of vehicle is typically the driver, driver is responsible to have a legal auto on the road. Brakes fail, driver dies or is injured, OR CAUSES SOMEONE ELSE TO BE INJURED, driver gets sued.
Lifts are not the same, the owner may never even ride the elevator that is used 1000's of time a day. Owner is still responsible to have lift in proper working conditions, and to meet code, these conditions are tested. His liability by allowing some asshat with Internet access to troubleshoot and or repair his elevator would be catastrophically high.
You wish to compile a list of elevator codes to publish on the Internet, cool have at it. You ask me would I use it, sure I do not turn away advice or tools when they are made available. You ask if I would pay for it, nah, that's not how we roll. Take your asshat self, go make your website, and get sued by the "cartels" that you have no fear of. I know for the company I work for, our lawyers have lawyers for their lawyers... And Silly...do You drive a car? If You do please stop...its really unsafe. Did You know that allready ? What a brainer.
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#12652 - 11/08/14 02:19 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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IF there were this kind of site on the internet that You could easily browse Your way to a specific error code online and get the information instantly in the elevator machine room.
Would You use it? Would You pay to use it?
@Zammy It may be useful, but knowing specific fault/error codes is not going to fix elevators. Experience, knowledge, understanding, proper shop support and shared knowledge between elevator men in the field and on forums such as this one does. I do however agree with you, the big boys do all they can to try to hold captive their market and the customer certainly pays. To a large degree though, any service company is only as good as its front line mechanics and when these mechanics are joined fraternally, fault code knowledge along with associated real world experience is usually a phone call or two or three away. It takes educated and experienced men to fix broken elevators, information is and will always be simply another tool in their bags. A fault/error code website would have to be pretty comprehensive and encompassing to be of real value. And yes the auto repair industry and consumers have lobbied hard on multiple fronts and have made big legal strides in leveling the field for the independent repair shop. The reasons why it has not happened in the elevator industry are likely many, such as elevator owners are at best loosely knit - no lobby power, independent elevator repair shops are loosely knit - no lobby power, the size and type of industry, etc. Are you going to take you Otis car to a Schindler dealer for repair, your Kone to Thyssen, your Ford to Chevy, your Nissan to Toyota. For the foreseeable future, the independent elevator repair shop and aftermarket parts supplier will remain at a disadvantage and will remain playing catch up when taking on the big boys and their newest twists and technologies. I have worked for the same independent elevator company as a front line mechanic for many years, and only thorough shared experience and information with other mechanics, have I been able to succeed to the degree that I have. A better educated, organized and proactive elevator consumer is what would be needed to bridle the big boys, and that's not going to happen anytime soon. @Silly Lmfao. You made some very good points, and I am willing to bet Zammy has thick skin.
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#12654 - 11/08/14 03:46 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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I know for the company I work for, our lawyers have lawyers for their lawyers... Off topic Guy walks into a bar and orders a shot and a beer. Bartender brings him his drink and says "boy, you look glum, long day?", Guy shaking his head says "nah,... all lawyers are assholes." Guy at the other end of the bar says "hey, I heard that remark and I resent it!" Guy says "figures,... you're a lawyer too?!" Guy at the other end of the bar says "What! No I'm not a lawyer I'm an asshole."
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#12655 - 11/08/14 07:26 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Yes I am a qualified lift engineer with City & Guilds,,Lift Technology,,UK qualification,,recognised worldwide,,,,so I ask again,,,are you a qualified lift engineers? With what qualifications,, If you are not,,stay away from lifts
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#12656 - 11/08/14 07:41 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Zammy you are a scrub, go peddle your bag of tricks elsewhere. Yes I do wrk for the "cartel" companies you so love to bash here. No there is absolutely, unequivocally, not one problem, I could not solve with ANY manufacturer, ANY year. Why you ask? How can he be so smart? Because I know I have every single Union brother with me, everywhere I go, everytime I go. This industries battle lines begin, and end, with our front office personnel. The field guys, we all work for the same Union, just employed by different companies. I will be the first to say, my first troubleshooting phone call does not always go to someone in my own company.
Great example, I have never met greensleeves here on this forum, yet I can hazard a guess on his company. If I had a problem with a GEN 2 I could PM him and I know I would get an answer to my question, or be referred to someone who could(sorry for dragging your name in green, just such an obvious name, made it easy for me). This brother hood does not recognize state lines, company lines, and as long as I can understand your english, international lines. (I say that I must understand your English not because I am arrogant, but because my spanish is horrible, and my german is even worse).
So Zammy, as I can see you clearly have no concept of half of what I wrote up there, I can ascertain that you are not part of this brotherhood. I can also see that you wish to profit from this all mighty code website, that I am sure you will use us to help you propagate. This is why you have become an asshat in my eyes.
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#12657 - 11/08/14 08:21 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Zammy you are a scrub, go peddle your bag of tricks elsewhere. Yes I do wrk for the "cartel" companies you so love to bash here. No there is absolutely, unequivocally, not one problem, I could not solve with ANY manufacturer, ANY year. Why you ask? How can he be so smart? Because I know I have every single Union brother with me, everywhere I go, everytime I go. This industries battle lines begin, and end, with our front office personnel. The field guys, we all work for the same Union, just employed by different companies. I will be the first to say, my first troubleshooting phone call does not always go to someone in my own company.
Great example, I have never met greensleeves here on this forum, yet I can hazard a guess on his company. If I had a problem with a GEN 2 I could PM him and I know I would get an answer to my question, or be referred to someone who could(sorry for dragging your name in green, just such an obvious name, made it easy for me). This brother hood does not recognize state lines, company lines, and as long as I can understand your english, international lines. (I say that I must understand your English not because I am arrogant, but because my spanish is horrible, and my german is even worse).
So Zammy, as I can see you clearly have no concept of half of what I wrote up there, I can ascertain that you are not part of this brotherhood. I can also see that you wish to profit from this all mighty code website, that I am sure you will use us to help you propagate. This is why you have become an asshat in my eyes. Please tell me more of this cartell business you guyīs are still running So You help each other out and try to keep everybody else aside. Big fucking news! You must be a asshat to say it out loud.
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#12658 - 11/08/14 08:31 AM
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Well, well, well I have decided to make a website. You guys inspired me so much Iīll think I start with the manuals of big four. Thanks for the support. PS. It will be free
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#12660 - 11/08/14 09:15 AM
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I was fixing this OTIS MCS -LCBII elevator the other day. I had some spare time so I tested the system.
If I
Prevent DCL, DFC or DW signal so that the door cant close I get error code 0102 OpMode DTC
If I
Prevent doors not to open or I am missing the DOL signal I get error code 0103 OpMode DTO
If I
Held the doors manually open I ger error code 0104 OpMode DCP
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Cut the safety circuit from E-Stop when the lift is runnig on nominal speed I get error code 0202 /ES in FR
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Activate the OTS input I get error code 0206 OTS active
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Cut the signal SE the car can not run And I get error code 0205 SE-fault. I would check SKL, THB, door bypass, fuses etc)
If I
Cut the DZ(DoorZone) signal so that there is no hoistway signals detected during the fast run I get error code 0207 DDP in FR
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Open the car door during the fast run I get error code 0211 /DCF in FR and if I cut in slow speed I get error code 0212 /DFC in SR
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Activate 8LS2 input I get error 0213 8LS2 oper.
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Activate input PLS1 i get error code 0214 PLS1 active
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Make the motorized valve stuck I get error code 0215 Mot.Vlv tim
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Turn 3-line power supply phases or disconnect one or two phases I get error code 0224 J-Relay. I tested that this event is allways logged when I set EN-EVT to 1 and switch off the power and the reason for this is that the three line power supply cuts down earlier than the LCBII power supply.
Tomorrow I go and make some more test and tell the result to You. See ya!
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#12669 - 11/09/14 09:57 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Zammy, you've got employees of "Cartels" that can't fully work on their own equipment because only certain technicians get all of the training. My advice is to avoid proprietary units. There is plenty of work out there. That is sad I know. One more way to keep the information "inside" the cartell is to keep the information away from own mechanics as well. And here they are claiming that one could simply contact them and ask...they do not eaven tell their own people. Unless You quilified as a "trusted" person.
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#12684 - 11/10/14 04:24 PM
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Still have not said what qualifications,,,,u have,, My qualification is that I understand what I read.
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#12702 - 11/11/14 04:54 PM
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Just as I suspected...IF I TEST the equipment on my own time it not a copyright or propriety information of anybody!!!!! Just as I suspected...Administrator is working with the BIG Boys or is affraid of them. Or was it the Union boyīs Just as I suspected...You really donīt want to help everybody. You want to control what type of information is aviable. By deleting this information or this thread will tell everybody that I was right.
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#12703 - 11/11/14 05:17 PM
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Yes I did promice to test with the OTIS MCS LCBII blinking messages
If I
Make a incorrect leave sequence from the car roof to landing I get blinking error TCI-lock. the correct sequence is open door, switch TCI off, close the door.
If I
Make the bolts of anticreep device active I get blinking message ACS is on
If I
Make both 1LS and 2LS active at the same time I get error 1LS+2LS on
If I
Make rope brake detect overspeed or fail selftest I get blinking message RBU-fault. TCI/ERO resets this.
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Make Light Beam Gate active I get blinking message LBG/CSP-2
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Make a learn run I get blinking message Learn Run...:)
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Cut Se signal so that the car can not start I get blinking message SE-fault. Your best bet is to check THB, door bypass, fuses, SKL...
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Activate fault output AHVS that is connected to OTS input I get blinking message OTS Lock
If I
Switch Car light Swutch off in machine room or drop CarLight Relay on top of car I get blinking message MCLS/SKL-3
Thats all the test for today....Good morning, and in case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!
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#12704 - 11/11/14 05:31 PM
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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 whoīs elevator this is ? Maeby it is owned by me or my friend. Or meaby it is lift that workīs 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 testīs 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
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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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#16789 - 04/16/16 08:10 PM
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This is not real..zammy is only testing. And BIG Four is taking measures. I wonder who is who Kiwi is from KONE TCIE is from Otis
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#16792 - 04/16/16 08:13 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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#16899 - 04/29/16 06:47 PM
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#16907 - 04/29/16 07:00 PM
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#16909 - 04/29/16 07:01 PM
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#16911 - 04/29/16 07:02 PM
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#25975 - 02/16/19 10:17 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Zammy, you've got employees of "Cartels" that can't fully work on their own equipment because only certain technicians get all of the training. My advice is to avoid proprietary units. There is plenty of work out there. That is sad I know. One more way to keep the information "inside" the cartell is to keep the information away from own mechanics as well. And here they are claiming that one could simply contact them and ask...they do not eaven tell their own people. Unless You quilified as a "trusted" person. I agree on that. I've been with a big four and training is somewhat self-development. You have to learn it yourself. What you only get is a simple safety training not to be caught in between
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#25976 - 02/16/19 10:22 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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Good point E99.
I think information is information. There is a lot of it thanks to internet.
Responsible or not when giving information. Good question as well !!
My personal opinion is that we live in the information age and it is good thing. Giving information out does not make anybody a bad person. It is true that there might be some unprofessional persons seeking this kind of information but I think it is a very minor %.
Sharing this information would generate more competition and more knowledge for the industry. This must be a good thing.
On the other hand like E99 refers is these unprofessionals. They could try to benifit this information and make some damage BUT it their own responcebility for sure.
Oh I so too believe, even if there are manuals leaked, the cartel would not be affected instead got helped. We don't matter a bit. They are running a multibillion industry still and us by thousands? More buildings and city grows like warts nowadays. They can't handle it by themselves. I got to the point that my technicians has 40 to 50 units per route a month and you tell me if it can be well manage? Oh don't think so. Bean counters wont let additional personnel. It's a Screw up management strategy as always. We wont matter anyway so I push my luck and I'll face it myself at least, I put my eggs on my own basket now.
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#26056 - 02/24/19 05:30 AM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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If there are no laws there would be no any proprietary info. It does depend on country to country, i should say.
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#37105 - 03/19/24 10:34 PM
Re: Error codes for any elevator
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I wonder if that dude killed anyone or himself ðĪ ..... What a joker .... Wish I would have seen this while it was live and ongoing definitely would have hagged on him
I live in the north east. Where one day you can walk out of the job and it be 60 out and the next day its snowing. good times. Im new to the forum.Iinstall thyssen product and on my way into adjustong. Ive got 15 years in and im 34. UNION STRONG BABY !
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