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Why Should Elevators Be Replaced? |
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After 15 years of use, elevators are past usable age.
Voltage equipment becomes inferior, and safety concerns arise.
(According to the government’s December 1997 industry report
on long term product usage, elevator usage life should be
limited to 15 years.) |
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As elevator parts become old, the exterior appearance suffers.
As appearance suffers, the entire area is less beautiful. |
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Startup and stops have too many vibrations,
leaving riders feeling uncomfortable. |
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At stops, the levelness with the floor suffers,
and falls can happen if care is not taken. |
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Most spare parts are no longer in production, making repairs
difficult. Stoppages increase, and repairs may take days. |
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A high level of electricity is wasted, and operational efficiency
is low. Early products lack frequency modulation. |
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Features fall below modern standards. Modern society seeks
new equipment and features. |
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 Benefits of Elevator Replacement |
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Costs are low, time is short, and it is environmentally friendly |
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Comfort, safety, convenience, and economizing are the results of replacement |
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─Multi-stage updating, steel parts are reused, giving lowest possible cost |
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─Doorways are not damaged, floors not replaced, and dust kept to a minimum |
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─Work time is minimized, resulting in the smallest disruption to the building |
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─Waste products are few, work volume low, and no disturbance of customers or residents |
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Elevator Replacement Options |
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According to customer needs, multi-stage plans A1-A4 are available |
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Voltage control updates
~ Frequency modulation replacement |
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Door and door control updates
~ Increased efficiency |
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Skylight, elevator cage internal updates
~ Modernization |
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Main motor, hoisting machine updates
~ Increased youthfulness |
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When is Replacement Most Proper? |
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Regular maintenance has its purpose in extending operations and
reducing problems, as well as ensuring proper examination,
adjustment, diagnosis, replacement of parts, and repair. But after
the elevator has entered the grinding and glitch phase the entire
system’s abilities are reduced. As modern technology advances
and societal expectations for technology increase, an outdated
elevator quickly falls behind, inciting customer quality of life issues,
as well as increasingly large repair bills. |
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An elevator entering the grinding and glitch phase is at the most appropriate time to begin
replacement. Most often, voltage and mechanical problem situations begin at an initial stage
and progress to the occasional glitch phase, during which small problems may occur. After
this the glitch phase enters the grinding and glitch phase. At this time, because parts are
outdated, breakdowns occur with increasing frequency and breakdown prevention is harder
to accomplish. |
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