Our client faced operational disruptions with a 630 kg passenger lift at one of their commercial properties. This lift malfunction was causing inconvenience to tenants and visitors, prompting an urgent technical intervention.
Unresponsive Controls: The lift exhibited an unresponsive state, with inoperative push buttons, indicators, and landing display units.
Anomalous Behaviour: The lift had a peculiar behaviour of traveling to the next lowest floor and failing to open its doors.
Can-Bus System Error: A Can-Bus error originating from the main PBCM Arca I controller was detected, affecting communication with the front serving components.
Interference Suspicions: Previous reports suggested potential interference with the controller, indicating a need for thorough investigation.
Upon arrival, the lift was inspected and temporarily taken out of service. During subsequent testing, the lift exhibited unpredictable behaviour, failing to stop at the intended floor and demonstrating non-functional doors and controls.
We tested the Can-Bus system. Voltage readings and communication signals were measured across various points, revealing issues between the main PBCM Arca I controller and the front serving components.
Considering the interference suspicions and the likelihood of a faulty controller, our analysis led to the conclusion that the main PBCM was compromised. A recommendation was made to replace the main PBCM with a new unit.
As a precautionary measure, the lift was isolated and positioned just below the top floor during the diagnostic process. This ensured safety while allowing for thorough inspection and replacement activities.
Through a meticulous technical intervention, our team successfully identified the root cause of the elevator's malfunction and recommended a viable solution. This case study exemplifies our commitment to delivering efficient and precise lift troubleshooting skills and customer satisfaction. By addressing complex challenges with expertise, we continue to be a reliable partner in maintaining the vertical transportation systems for our clients.
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