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Does anybody out there happen to have an LRVF manual? I've been told its basically the same as the 211. I recently had a mechanic trip a plank switch while he was doing maintenance, and long story short somehow the elevator ended up stuck on phase 1 fire service. Ive been unable to reset it manually or with a hard RAM reset. I've got a laptop with the service tool on it, but it would really help to have the controller manual to real through. If anyone could share one it would be much appreciated!
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Did you clear all faults before resetting
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I was under the impression that the BAT RAM reset sequence cleared any shutdown codes that were stored. Is there another way that I should be clearing the faults?
The next thing I was going to try was to see if I could set my OCSS parameters to disable fire service (possibly through EFS and EFS-CK), and then turn it back to NYC code and see if I returned to normal. I’m not sure if that would be possible since I don’t see “no fire service” as a parameter option.
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Got an email I'll send what I have
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