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Anyone have a diagram for Sedgwick 1920-24. 3 stops, single automatic push button, manual doors. Over head traction.
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Jim
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Jim All I have is a Sedgwick microprocessor controller print installed in 1987. We have about 15 of these units for service. I also have a used controller we swapped out about 10 years ago. I havent looked at it in years but it was functioning fine when I put it in our attic! Send me your email if you think it will help.
Make good choices,
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JKH,
I think you will get a kick out of this one. The guy sent me a pick of the controller. Which I will post to this forum. I think what you have is probably a dumbwaiter. Do you know is Sedgwick is still in business.
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Jim
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Jim That controller reminds me of some of the old frieght cars we have worked on in an industrial site. They were always good for a service call every 4-6 weeks. A gate smack out of track was a fork lift drivers break room dream!
All of these Sedgwicks are 2 stop residential traction lifts. They all have front and rear swing door entrances. Other then an occasional keys down the shaft they run well.
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JKH
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Sorry Christy...
I've only worked on 2 Sedgewicks. Both were 30 story dumbwatiers, relay controlled...PAIN IN THE A$$
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Jim:
You might try Quality Elevator Products 1-847-581-0085. They were selling the last of Sedgwicks parts from what I remember. I have an old print I can e-mail you if you want; I can't make out the date but it's worth a look-see. It's a 3ph. and the control circuit is the old style 110VAC.
David _______________________________
It's a small world but I wouldn't want to paint it.
David ____________________________________________________ It's a small world, but I wouldn't want to paint it.
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Hey Broke Sheave,
I'll take anything I can get.
Many Thanks,
Jim
PS: Please let me know if there is anything you need.
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