Elevator /Lift Defects & Troubles Fault detection
Troubleshooting elevator problems can be difficult due to the large number of moving parts involved, as well as the knowledge and experience required to understand how all of those parts work together. Troubleshooting the root cause of an elevator malfunction can be like diving down a rabbit hole, depending on the size of your building and the manufacturer of its elevator systems.
The following are some of the more common passenger complaints and elevator problems encountered by the Kocha Elevator team:
Longer wait times: As elevators age and their relays wear out, their performance slows and becomes less efficient. An expert elevator specialist will know when to replace relays and when to replace the entire elevator.
Overheating: Drives and control systems that are not adequately cooled, particularly during the summer, can reach temperatures of 100 degrees Fahrenheit, increasing the likelihood of an elevator breakdown.
Protection Order or Dramatic Take offs: Scheduling issues, electrical faults, and faulty electronic devices all contribute to landings that are harsher than they should be, or travel that is jerky and shifty. These potential issues can be virtually eliminated with routine maintenance.
Sensing or electricity breakdowns: Sensor or electricity faults may not only prevent elevator doors from entrance, but may also prevent the elevator system from operating at all. Regular elevator checks are an essential step in ensuring that your systems run smoothly and efficiently.