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Owner’s Manual
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2010 THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR Printed in USA February, 2010
Technical Information-4
Power Unit
1. Check the following:
a. The machine room is well ventilated and proper clear-
ance is provided around the Power Unit per local code
requirement.
b. Oil level is within the safe limits as shown on the
indicator. Only use hydraulic fluid that meets
ThyssenKrupp specifications. Contact your local
ThyssenKrupp Office for the fluid recommended for
your area.
c. Check that all belts, if used, are properly tensioned.
d. Ensure that any fluid leakage is cleaned and that all
covers are in place on the Power Unit.
Controller
All maintenance and adjustment of the controller should be
done by qualified ThyssenKrupp personnel as they are best
qualified to safely and correctly perform the necessary steps.
Jacks
Jack inspection should only be made by qualified
ThyssenKrupp personnel.
1. Inspect jack head for cleanliness and leakage. Remove
any debris or oil that has accumulated.
Every precaution should be taken
when servicing any elevator.,
whether specifically mentioned here or not. Common
sense precautions should be followed making sure life
and limb of the person servicing the elevator and the pub-
lic is not endangered.
Make certain ALL voltage is removed before touching any
parts of the electric controller or its peripherals. Due to
the nature of some internal controller power supplies,
voltage may be present on some components after the in-
put power source has been removed. Always check for
voltage with a meter before servicing any component.
When access to the pit or hoistway is necessary, see that
safety measures are used to protect the public as well as
the servicing personnel.
2. Check that all bolts and connecting hardware between
the jack, platen and bolsters is securely fastened.
3. Replace seal(s) when leakage becomes excessive.