I just started teaching electrical trade school courses to elevator mechanics. Does anyone know where I can get elevator wiring diagrams ?

Thanks

Sparky

-- Bob Heale (robert.heale@durhamcollege.ca), February 21, 2005

Answers

Bob might be a smart ass type response but gee why not ask your students to bring in some old ones that might have just laying around ?

-- Richard (the4gals@knology.net), February 22, 2005.

Plesa make sure they are "just lying around" and not the only copy removed from a site

-- geoff judge (geoffjudge@bchtgroup.org), February 22, 2005.

Exactly why I'm asking here, and not asking my students

-- Bob (robert.heale@durhamcollege.ca), February 22, 2005.

Bob, thats a easy one, start with Otis 10-21 UCL controler the Workhorse of the World. That controler can last 100 years the reason they dont build them anymore it too expensive to build and they last to long. Ask one of you students or just find out where the Elevator guys have coffee and they will help you maybe loan you parts for the class. Jim

-- Jim (elevator555@hotmail.com), February 22, 2005.

Bob, The first thing to teach them is where the Elevator Union Hall is Located and the benifits of being a Union Member.

-- Jim (elevator555@hotmail.com), February 22, 2005.

Thanks for the help Jim

And I do

Brother IBEW Local 353

-- Bob (robert.heale@durhamcollege.ca), February 23, 2005.

Are you still looking for lift drawing i have several on cd rom if you still require

THE LIFT GENIE

-- (iamthelift-genie@yahoo.com), February 26, 2005.

any of us non union types would please to step up to the plate and help out the college, as this will help produce better trained mechanics in the long run, union or not

-- chris (elevatortec2002@yahoo.ca), February 28, 2005.