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Post-Wide Elevator Maintenance, Inspection and Repair

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT D

CHECKLIST FOR INSPECTION OF ELECTRIC ELEVATORS

GENERAL NOTES:

(a) See ASME A17.2–2004 for detailed inspection information on each item number.

(b) OK p meets requirements; NG p insert number to identify comment on back of this Checklist; NA p not applicable.

Address:

ID No:

· PassengerRated load:
· Freight classSpeed:

Routine inspection and test

· Periodic inspection and test

· Acceptance inspection and test Code Edition: Inspected by:

Print Signature: Date: QEI No: Certifying organization:

OK NG NA

OK NG NA

1
ELEVATOR — INSIDE OF CAR
2.21
Belt- or chain-drive machine
□□□
1.1
Door reopening device
□□□2.22
Motor generator
□□□
1.2
Stop switches
□□□2.23
Absorption of regenerated power
□□□
1.3
Operating control devices
□□□2.24
AC drives from a DC source
□□□
1.4
Sills and car floor
□□□2.25
Traction sheaves
□□□

1.5 1.6 Car lighting and receptacles Car emergency signal

□□□2.26
□□□2.27
Secondary and deflector sheaves Rope fastenings
□□□
□□□
1.7
Car door or gate
□□□2.28
Terminal stopping devices
□□□
1.8
Door closing force
□□□2.29
Car and counterweight safeties
□□□
1.9
Power closing of doors or gates
□□□2.39
Low oil protection
□□□

1.10 1.11 Power opening of doors or gates Car vision panels and glass car doors

□□□2.40
□□□2.41
Inspection control Maintenance records
□□□
□□□
1.12
Car enclosure
□□□2.42
Static control
□□□
1.13
Emergency exit
□□□
1.14
Ventilation
□□□3
ELEVATOR — TOP OF CAR
1.15
Signs and operating device symbols
□□□3.1
Top-of-car stop switch
□□□
1.16 Rated load, platform area, and data plate□□□
1.17 Standby power operation□□□
1.18 Restricted opening of car or hoistway□□□

doors

1.19 Car ride □ □ □

3.2

Car top light and outlet□□□
3.3 Top-of-car operating device□□□
3.4 Top-of-car clearance, refuge space, and□□□

standard railing

3.5 Normal terminal stopping devices□□□
3.6 Final and emergency terminal stopping□□□
2
ELEVATOR — MACHINE ROOM

devices

2.1
Access to machine space
□□□3.7
Car leveling and anticreep devices
□□□
2.2
Headroom
□□□3.8
Top emergency exit
□□□
2.3
Lighting and receptacles
□□□3.9
Floor and emergency identification
□□□
2.4
Machine space
□□□
numbering
2.5
Housekeeping
□□□3.10
Hoistway construction
□□□
2.6
Ventilation
□□□3.11
Hoistway smoke control
□□□
2.7
Fire extinguisher
□□□3.12
Pipes, wiring, and ducts
□□□
2.8
Pipes, wiring, and ducts
□□□3.13
Windows, projections, recesses, and
□□□
2.9
Guarding of exposed auxiliary equipment
□□□
setbacks
2.10
Numbering of elevators, machines, and disconnect switches
□□□3.14 3.15
Hoistway clearances Multiple hoistways
□□□
□□□
2.11
Disconnecting means and control
□□□3.16
Traveling cables and junction boxes
□□□
2.12
Controller wiring, fuses, grounding, etc.
□□□3.17
Door and gate equipment
□□□
2.13
Governor, overspeed switch, and seal
□□□3.18
Car frame and stiles
□□□
2.14
Code data plate
□□□3.19
Guide rails fastening and equipment
□□□
2.15
Static control
□□□3.20
Governor rope
□□□
2.16
Overhead beam and fastenings
□□□3.21
Governor releasing carrier
□□□
2.17
Drive machine brake
□□□3.22
Wire rope fastening and hitch plate
□□□
2.18
Traction drive machines
□□□3.23
Suspension rope
□□□
2.19
Gears, bearings, and flexible couplings
□□□3.24
Top counterweight clearance
□□□
2.20
Winding drum machine and slack cable
□□□3.25
Car, overhead, and deflector sheaves
□□□

device

CHECKLIST FOR INSPECTION OF ELECTRIC ELEVATORS (Back)

5.2 Bottom clearance, runby, and minimum refuge space

OK

NG

NA

3.26 Broken rope, chain, or tape switch 3.27 Crosshead data plate and rope data tags 3.28 Counterweight and counterweight buffer 3.29 Counterweight safeties 3.33 Compensating ropes and chains

ELEVATOR — OUTSIDE HOISTWAY

4.1 Car platform guard 4.2 Hoistway doors 4.3 Vision panels 4.4 Hoistway door locking devices 4.5 Access to hoistway 4.6 Power closing of hoistway doors 4.7 Sequence operation 4.8 Hoistway enclosure 4.9 Elevator Parking devices 4.10 Emergency doors in blind hoistways 4.11 Separate counterweight hoistway 4.12 Standby power selection switch 4.13 Inspection control

ELEVATOR — PIT

5.1 Pit access, lighting, stop switch, and

OK

NG

NA

5.3 Final and emergency terminal stopping devices

5.4 Normal terminal stopping devices

5.5 Traveling cables

5.6 Governor-rope tension devices

5.7 Car Frame and platform

5.8 Car safeties and guiding members — including roped-hydraulic elevators installed under A17.1b–1989 and later editions

5.9 Buffers and emergency terminal speed □ □ □

limiting devices

5.10 Compensating chains, ropes, and sheaves □ □ □

6 ELEVATOR — FIREFIGHTERS’ SERVICE

6.1□ A17.1b–1973 through A17.1b–1980□□□
6.2□ A17.1–1981 through A17.1b–1983□□□
6.3□ A17.1–1984 through A17.1a–1988 and□□□

A17.3

6.4 □ A17.1b–1989 through A17.1d–2000 □ □ □ condition Comments:

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