Elevator Fail 

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*Why modern lifts aren't as reliable as vintage lifts:* I hate to say it, but these types of lifts are primarily run using computer programs designed by the lift company themself. When you push the button, you're not really activating any mechanism on the logic. What really happens is you're running lines of code in the program to instruct the lift to run even more classes throughout the program & all those lines of computer code is what makes the lift get to the next floor.

Same thing happened to me on a 9 story glass Fujitec on Saturday. I thought I was going to either (1) sink into the pit (2) crash through the roof of the building or (3) get stuck

Nathan Andrew Davis when I started going to the school in Batavia they had a really weird elevator like I remember one time I wrote it myself and it just kept going up and down up and down between two floors because that’s all we had and I just wouldn’t stop so after a while about three minutes or so It decided to let me out finally that’s what is good.

I almost got stuck in a 3300 in Kansas City.

Haha very true but I get this is a joke, what I think was the elevator improperly leveled and had to relevel, that's prob why it went back up.

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It ain't scary if u have a working phone & alarm.

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I don't think so for 2 reasons. 1. The elevator went up to 3, then back down to 1 by itself. If it was a learn trip it more likely would have gone all the way up to 5. 2. A learn trip in many cases would be at a very slow speed.

I have heard that sometimes elevators can end up in a "semi position lost" state, where it knows what floors it is between, but it doesn't know where it is between those floors

That also what happened to me when I filmed the Otis elevator at Young Hall on University of Arkansas Pine Bluff. The elevator acted like someone called it from the 2nd floor and the elevator slowed down by then proceeded down to the first floor. It was weird.

Same thing happened on the 9 story glass fujitec i rode on saturday night

The Schindler 3300 is pretty nice, one thing I have discovered with newer lifts including the EcoDisc is that you're interacting with a giant block of *computer software* when riding in a lift. When you press the button, it calls a command in the code to go to a floor at a fixed rate. Then when it approaches the floor it references the part of the software which controls the acceleration of the lift. Then this code controls what speed the doors open & if it has intelligent leveling or not. Whereas with old lifts, you're actually activating *relays* when you press buttons instead of playing with computer software. Modern lifts are run by computers in essence, even the ThyssenKrupp lifts at the World Trade Cen

LittleRockElevators Mine does it too,but instead the first floor where is the office,just one cab can access the floor,it's pretty normal when you don't allow one cab to go at a certain floor

OMG Hi Julian big fan

Supernova How long it had installed?

It sure looks like it.

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Elevators, Trains, & more by nwa0714 Good that with the 3300's it's the very least often to happen these,the 330 and 400A are the bad ones

There are practically no relays in these more modern elevators.

That would be Jim Li.

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It was lousy.

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Clément 2000 then get in the soviet elevator in Ukraine. That thing hasn't been maintained or looked after for like, a very long time and your phone lights are brighter than the light inside the elevator

Despite looking unsafe & dangerous, those lifts are extremely reliable because they are using relays instead of just interacting with a gigantic computer program.

3300s are the cheap model. Not surprised glitches like these happen then. 5500s are much better, or even better, 7000 or MiniSpace.

Fyre An Otis Gen2 modern does the same thing,but it's because the 1st floor,the office just 1 of the 3 cabs are allowed to go,once it stops it goes back to the destination since one of the not programmed to go there try to go there,this same thing in this video is very normal

Clinton Township Lifts by MagicalLift256 Say that they're unsafe and dangerous it's a very hyped comment,isn't all the moderns are dangerous,since your country don't use the japanese fixtures or doesn't understand of how it works

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Otis "software" logic was built in such a way that it is perfect & almost never fails. The program knows exactly what it wants to do & that's why new Otis lifts have proven reliability.

Especially when the lift is controlled using only the lift companies computer program extracted into the logic. Old lifts are very reliable because you're actually interacting with relays.

Dana Danarosana yeah the European 3300 fixtures are nicer

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Specialty Elevators & UEE's by Technicalboy3000 LOL

Still better than a Cheapodisc.

Schindler 3300s in Europe/Australia, and 3300 APs, may probably be better though...

@JoshCraver9000 You most definitely can't say it about the AU EcoDiscs. There are two at my local club. They both run at 2 metres a second, just the only difference is one is the 2nd Gen EcoDisc which is now used as a service lift after a club upgrade and as which it was the only elevator to access the cellar for the bar, and the other is a 3rd Gen EcoDisc with AUS300 buttons. The 2nd Gen has been there for about 8 years, and has had not ONE problem with it! Same goes with the 3rd Gen, just it's been around for only a year in the club.

@TheDragonFire123 Sadly you're statement is not true. Most of them just rattle and shake and have loud motors. That is the case for the Schindler 3300AP in the shopping centre next to the club. It still is in good running condition, and goes 3m/s surprisingly! It's use then was cut when a Schindler mid rise was installed on the other side of the centre. I don't have the exact model name, but it is very good! It carries 53 people and can transport almost ALL the trolleys from the parking lot bays to the shopping level. Oh, and by that, I mean in the lift all at ONCE!

That was a very intelligent comment.

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