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WTC Integrated Tech Center 6030685 Contract Network 9075170 & 9075171 System Description Component Details Component Parts List Maintenance and Repair Drawings 6030685...
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All hardware and software referenced in this publication and/or used in conjunction with equipment described herein is the exclusive property of KONE Corporation whether or not protected by U.S. and/or International Trademark, Copyright and/or Patent Laws.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide INTRODUCTION KONE EcoSpace traction elevator is powered by an EcoDisc MX10 machine, an AC gearless machine with a permanent magnet synchronous motor. The EcoDisc machine is less than half the weight of a traditional geared machine.
It is recommended to have all elevator maintenance done by qualified elevator personnel. KONE Maintenance Method (KMM) focuses on performing the required maintenance at the frequency needed to maintain equipment so it is safe, functioning properly, well-lubricated and clean.
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EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide GUIDELINES FOR ANNUAL TRACTION CHECKPOINTS Equipment Condition to be met Firefighters’ service Must return car to designated floor and park with doors open (Phase I). If Phase II is present, it must allow firefighters to operate car from inside the car.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide What you can do if passengers are trapped If passengers get trapped in an elevator it is considered an emergency. BUT, in most cases there is no need for alarm. Contact qualified elevator personnel Contact qualified elevator service personnel at the earliest time possible.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide SPECIFICATIONS Type and capacity Passenger car - 2000-4000 lb (907-1814 kg) Service car - 4000-5000 lb (1814-2268 kg) Speed 150 fpm (.75m/s) Travel Maximum 83 ft (25 m) Landings 2-10 landings Openings...
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide KCM831 traction elevator controller with KDL16L drive UPS for EBR (optional) EBR Control Panel (Optional) EBR Power Connections (Behind VTC Board)(Optional) Switch Module VTC Board LCEOPT (S1=0) LCEGTW LCECAN (Optional) LCECPU40 LCEADON...
Owner’s guide MACHINE KONE EcoSpace traction elevators are powered by an EcoDisc hoisting machine. The motor is integrated with the drive sheave, giving the machine a compact disc shape. The EcoDisc hoisting machine uses a permanent magnet synchronous motor. Inside the EcoDisc machine, permanent magnets are arranged in pole pairs attached to the rotor and the stator within the traction sheave.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide SAFETY EQUIPMENT Overspeed governor If the car speed exceeds contract speed, the overspeed governor senses the overspeed condition and locks the governor sheave and sets the car safety device. The governor tension sheave is located in the pit and keeps the governor rope properly tensioned from the top to the bottom of the hoistway.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide Car safety The car safety is mounted to the bottom of the car. If the safety is tripped by the overspeed governor, wedges within the safety clamp together to grip the rail and stop the car.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide Brakes The elevator is equipped with two machine brakes that operate independently. One brake is for normal operation and the other is an emergency brake that will set if there is uncontrolled movement of the car in either the up or down direction.
POSITIONING DEVICES AND LIMIT SWITCHES Overview EcoSpace elevators use magnets and switches to position the elevator car in the hoistway. Some positioning devices are present at each floor to make sure the car levels correctly to line up with the landing. Other devices slow down and stop the elevator at top terminal and bottom terminal floors.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide Hoistway magnets Hoistway magnets are mounted on the guide rails in the hoistway in the proper locations to activate the positioning switches on the car as the switches pass by the magnets.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide Limit switches Final limit switches are installed in the top and bottom of the hoistway to set the outside limits of the elevator travel. The switches respond to contact with a final limit switch cam mounted to the side of the car top.
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EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide Final Limit Switch Bottom Terminal Floor 5024643(2011-02) Bottom terminal floor Final Limit Switch Cam Final Limit Switch Cam Final Limit Switch 5024656(2011-02) Bottom final limit switch roller contacting cam on car top UM-01.26.001-USK...
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide The EcoSpace car is constructed of stainless steel panels. Rear and side walls are also available in a variety of color laminates. The rear wall can even be made of clear or colored glass.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide ROPING SYSTEMS Overview The car moves up and down the hoistway on hoist ropes that run through the hoist machine, under the car, around a counterweight sheave and are anchored at both ends in the top of the hoistway.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide DOORS AND ENTRANCES 10.1 Hoistway doors A door operator opens and closes the hoistway and car doors. The hoistway doors are mechanically locked until the car is at the correct location and the door clutch on the car engages to open the hoistway doors.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide 10.2 Door operator and clutch The clutch on the car door operator engages the hoistway doors to open them only at a landing. 6-003523 (2011-03) Door clutch 5024682(2011-03) Door operator and clutch UM-01.26.001-USK...
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide 10.3 Car doors and electronic safety edge The electronic safety edge on the car doors senses if there is an obstruction in the path of the doors and automatically keeps the doors from closing.
EcoSpace™ elevator with KCM831 LCE control Owner’s guide FIXTURES AND REMOTE MONITORING 11.1 Hall fixtures Hall fixtures include the pushbuttons a user presses in the hallway to call the elevator and the lantern displays that show movement of the car.
Buttons control which floor the car goes to, car door opening and closing and emergency functions. There may also be optional keyswitches. The Help pushbutton opens communication with the KONE Remote Monitoring System (KRMS). Passengers can communicate using a speaker and microphone inside the panel.
11.3 KRMS The KONE Remote Monitoring System (KRMS) fulfills the emergency communications function required by code. KRMS provides twenty-four hour communications between a passenger in the car and an outside resource in the event of an emergency. The system also monitors elevator operation and can send a call for service in response to an elevator shutdown.
APPROVALS AND VERSION HISTORY Compiled by: Global Documentation / Technical Writer / Katherine Snyder Checked by: Technology - R & D / EcoSpace Platform Manager / Brian Schleeter Approved by: Technical Documentation & Training / Manager / Mario Jones Issue...
The elevator is equipped with a KRMS Emergency Phone. The KRMS Emergency Phone is a code- required safety device that provides a two-way voice connection between the elevator car and KONE Customer Care Center or some other authorized personnel that can take appropriate action. The KRMS Emergency Phone fulfills the requirements of the applicable elevator safety code (ASME A17.1...
The owner of the KRMS Emergency Phone is allowed to change some of the parameter values. The parameter values can be changed with either a wireless or PSTN phone, if KONE Customer Care Center has enabled this feature.
6.2. Non-KONE contract service customers When a KONE Service contract is not in force, it is the owner’s responsibility to maintain the parameters in the KRMS phone and ensure that the emergency phone operates properly Use this procedure to change parameter values via a normal telephone.
When the board is in this mode, the parameter values can be changed by using another phone to call the Emergency Phone. KONE Remote Monitoring Remote monitoring system provided by KONE (KRMS) Phone board Printed circuit board that takes care of the KRMS functions...
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Parts Guide Traction Elevator: with KCM831 Control AR-01.01.003-USK (D) 2006-08-09...
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The right to make changes to product design and material used, without notice, is reserved. All hardware and software referenced in this publication and/or used in conjunction with equipment described herein is the exclusive property of KONE Corporation whether or not protected by U.S. and/or International Trademark, Copyright and/or Patent Laws.
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Overspeed governor (car): KONE OL35, EcoSpace ......32 Overspeed governor (car): KONE OL35 ....... . . 34 2.10...
Traction elevator with KCM831 control Spare Parts Manual 1.14 Fixing beam assembly: EcoSpace, 3000-4000 lb passenger car Table 14:Dead end hitch, 3000-5000 lb. PART NO. PARTNAME REMARK KM827848 Rope fixing beam Passenger car assembly KM827863G01 Rope fixing pulley Left, non seismic...
Traction elevator with KCM831 control Spare Parts Manual 1.15 Fixing beam assembly: EcoSpace, 4000-5000 lb service car Table 15:Dead end hitch, 4000-5000 lb. PART NO. PARTNAME REMARK KM827849 Rope fixing beam Service car assembly KM827863G01 Rope fixing pulley Left, non seismic...
Traction elevator with KCM831 control Spare Parts Manual Overspeed governor (car): KONE OL35 Table 24:Overspeed governor (CAR): KONE OL35 PART NO. PARTNAME REMARK US53752002 Governor, OL35 Used with Monospace, 200 FPM, side 1-2 (includes encoder and remote control motor) US53752004...
Traction elevator with KCM831 control Spare Parts Manual 2.11 Overspeed governor (CWT): KONE OL35 - MonoSpace Table 26:OL35 governor for cwt PART NO. PARTNAME REMARK US53440001 Governor, OL35 RH, 200 FPM, side 1 and 2 US53440003 Governor, OL35 RH, 350 FPM, side 1 and 2...
Traction elevator with KCM831 control Spare Parts Manual Car top switches: EcoSpace™, B30, 77:U, 77:N, 77:S Table 45:Cartop switches PART NO. PARTNAME REMARK KM713227G01 Switches, cigar, bistable 77:U/N KM713227G03 Switch, cigar, bistable Includes wiring, 77:S, Length of wiring=4M (13ft.-1-1/2 inches)
Traction elevator with KCM831 control Spare Parts Manual 3.18 Safety gear: EcoSpace™ Table 59:Safety gear PART NO. PARTNAME REMARK KM718203G06 Safety gear SGB08, includes one RH and one LH safety KM787733G01 Safety gear SGB01, includes one RH and one LH safety...
Traction elevator with KCM831 control Spare Parts Manual Controller: KCM831 control system with V3F16L drive Table 63:EcoSpace controller with V3F16L drive: interior view PART NO. PARTNAME REMARK KM769900G13 Drive module V3F16L20A KM769900G14 Drive module V3F16L25A KM830065G01 Brake resistor module KM830065G02 Brake resistor module Three (3) resistors req'd for 3000 - 3500 lb.
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KM713202G05 switch Cartop locking bar KM763050G02 LH, used with CF16USM car frame with KM713202G05 switch Cartop locking bar KM787725G03 RH, for EcoSpace car frame Cartop locking bar KM787725G04 LH, for EcoSpace car frame Circuit breaker KM274690 (298), Siemens, 5SX2201-7...
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PAGE REMARK Speedometer board, KM800700G01 For MonoSpace controllers, if ADON SPO specified by inspection requirement Speedometer board, KM800700G01 For MonoSpace and EcoSpace ADON SPO controllers, if specified by inspection requirement Spring KM710220H01 4.5*14.5*D: ZO OTEVA 70 Spring See remarks SF-TFK 2.0*6*25 lo=25mm...
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US519975 Limit switch ONLY Switch, limit US519975 Limit switch ONLY Switch, limit US519975 Limit switch ONLY Switch, limit US518154 for KONE OL100/OL120 overspeed governor Switch, limit US52874002 Manual reset, governor tension sheave Switch, limit KM254372 Manual reset, governor tension sheave...
Spare Parts Manual GENERAL This spare part manual describes spare parts for the KONE signalisation System (KSS) equipment. This product covers low, mid and high range elevator deliveries. Product range is split in three base sets according to the following sections.
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Key switch Asm, Security LOC, KONE 5, Maintained key, Chrome face, English text KM818840G02 Key switch Asm, Security LOC, KONE 5, Maintained key, Brass face, English text KM818840G03 Key switch Asm, Security LOC, KONE 5, Maintained key, Chrome face, French text...
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KONE Signalisation System Spare Parts Manual Part Number Description Remarks KM818842G04 Key switch Asm, Security LOC, KONE 7, Maintained key, Brass face, French text KM818842G09 Key switch Asm, Security LOC, KONE 7, Momentary key, Chrome face, English text KM818842G10 Key switch Asm, Security...
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(collectively, “KONE”). This document is protected by U.S. and International intellectual property laws. KONE reserves the right to modify this document at any time, without notice. KONE makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the accuracy of this document and disclaims any liability for injury or property damage that may arise from use of this document.
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KONE offers you a wide range of top quality maintenance and training services with the help of our global organization and the latest elevator technology. For more information on these services, please contact your local KONE office.
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A company, or part of a company, where competent maintenance personnel carry out maintenance operations on behalf of the owner of the installation. KONE Services KONE as the elevator manufacturer has the best understanding of the maintenance requirements of KONE elevators. KONE is committed to optimizing the equipment’s performance by •...
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KONE Maintenance Method MX10 / MX20 MCP Procedures - ASME A17.1-2013 / CSA B44-13 1.4 Safety Refer also to KONE U.S. Safety Policy (SAFETY-01-003) and Elevator Industry Field Employees’ Safety Handbook. Safety precautions Note In case of conflict between the Code and the...
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Push a force measuring device designed for that • Adjust the closing force, as required. purpose (KONE US45371) against the leading edge of the door, removing the stop so the door is held stationary by the gauge. Back the gauge off until the door is barely held •...
If software is integral to the SIL rated device, Upgrade the software if necessary. • check to ensure the software version is as noted For KONE drive units the software • in the manufacturer’s technical documentation. versions should be as noted below: KDM SW version 101.00, and later...
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Examine the hoist ropes and look for the If any of the conditions in the procedure are following conditions: found, lubricate the ropes using Kone wire rope lubricant (Part # US45786001). ropes are dry or the lubricant is stiff •...
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MX10 / MX20 MCP Procedures - ASME A17.1-2013 / CSA B44-13 Brake Maintenance Safety: MX10 and MX20 General KONE safety regulations are to be followed during the work. All safety measures • signified for normal elevator maintenance are to be implemented and local safety regulations followed.
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• If KONE safeties are installed, a product 7. 8.6.4.12.2: Clean the entire governor, specific KONE SAFETY GEAR removing all grease, oil and dirt. Ensure the...
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8.6.4.3.2: If a data plate is not present, ensure the guide rails are properly lubricated when slide guides are installed. Do not lubricate guide rails on elevators with roller guides installed. On KONE traction elevators with slide guides installed use KONE guide rail lubricant ISO 320 •...
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All safety components must be inspected after each application to monitor wear. The safety spring block and shoes/wedges must be replaced according to the information on the KONE SAFETY GEAR APPLICATIONS RECORD.
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Examine and clean the compensating sheave and ensure it has not reached its upper or • lower limits of travel. Adjust, if required. Lubricate sheave bearings. • Check to ensure the sheave moves freely. Lubricate the sheave frame with KONE bearing • grease (# if required. US59623), Check operation of the compensating sheave switch to ensure it is mounted securely, •...
ASME A17.1-2013 / CSA B44-13 4 Test Procedures (ASME A17.1–2013/CSA B44-13) This safety inspection procedure was developed according to ASME A17.1 Code and KONE Corporation safety policies. Possible differences between this instruction and local safety regulations must be considered. This will prevent any safety hazards or damage to the product.
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Record the completion of the annual oil buffer test on a KONE annual test tag. This tag must be attached to the buffer with wire. Also record all work completed on a Safety Test Form.
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All safety components must be inspected after each application to monitor wear. The safety spring block and shoes/wedges must be replaced according to the information on the KONE SAFETY GEAR APPLICATIONS RECORD.
LCE w/KDL16 DRIVE DRAWINGS Drawing Group Number and Title Drawing Page Drawing Title Comments Number Issue CIRCUIT WIRING DIAGRAMS E04 KDL16 Drive Module Power Circuits 1360973E04 Power and Feedback Circuits Added Platform Load Weigh 1360973E04 Control and Brake Interface Circuits KDL16L/BCL 1360973E04 Control and Brake Interface Circuits KDL16S/BCX Added E.
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LCE w/KDL16 DRIVE DRAWINGS Drawing Group Number and Title Drawing Page Drawing Title Comments Number Issue E11 Door Module Door Module, AMD Drive 1.5, A-side 1360973E11 Door Module, AMD Drive 1.5, B-side 1360973E11 Door Module, AMD Drive 2, A-side 1360973E11 Door Module, AMD Drive 2, B-side 1360973E11 Door Module, AMD Drive 1.0, A-side...
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LCE w/KDL16 DRIVE POSITION DESCRIPTIONS Position Position Description Description Position Numbers 1 to 199 Position Numbers 200 and Up 201:1-2 Main Contactors *)K442 Inspection Drive Relay Dynamic Braking Contactor *)K442:1 Hoistway Access Relay Main Brake Contactor *)K443 Door Zone Relay 209:S Main Brake Coil Suppressor Module *)K464:1-2...
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