Additional Elevator Scope of Work Sample Clauses

Additional Elevator Scope of Work a. Treat all motor windings, as needed, with proper insulating compound that has been approved by the motor manufacturers. Replace any cracked or badly worn field coil windings. b. Keep all car tops, pits, and hoistways clean and free from dirt, oil, lint, debris, and stored items, and maintain each machine room in clean, neat condition. c. Renew all wire ropes or hoisting belts as often as is necessary to maintain an adequate factor of safety. Maintain equal tension on all hoisting ropes or belts, and, where appropriate, shorten any hoisting device as necessary to provide continued safe operation and maintain normal traction. d. Keep all wire ropes, hoisting belts, and guide rails clean and free from dirt, lint, rust, or accumulated grease, and keep rail xxxxxx properly painted. e. Repair or replace conductor cables and hoistway and machine room elevator wiring to prevent shutdowns and provide uninterrupted operation of elevator signals and uninterrupted elevator operation. f. Disassemble machine brakes annually (unless otherwise agreed), check for and replace worn parts, clean all retained parts, reassemble, lubricate, and adjust for proper operation. g. Affix by stencil painting, and maintain the appropriate elevator numbers on the car crossheads and on all equipment components in the machine rooms and pits, including hoist machines, motor generators, governors, control cabinets, buffers, and compensation sheave assemblies. These numbers shall be a minimum of 1½" high except on the governor or compensation sheave assembly, which may be less if a suitable flat surface of 1½" is not available. h. Repair damage to car and hoistway door finish when caused by improper adjustment or maintenance of associated door equipment. i. Replace burned out light tubes or bulbs, furnished by Purchaser, in all machine room and pit light fixtures. Replacement of car light bulbs or tubes shall be Purchaser’s responsibility. j. Maintain the emergency telephone buttons, button contacts, speakers, and wiring to the machine room junction box, in a fully operational condition. Also maintain wiring for the car telephones from the cars to the machine room junction boxes. k. Maintain, in fully operational condition, the complete Elevator Status or Monitoring Panels in the main lobby Security Desk, and the complete elevator panel in the Fire Command Center, including all lenses, lights, switches, and all associated wiring from the panels to the machine room junction boxes.
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