Roller Guides Contents Safety Precautions Read this page before any work is performed on elevator equipment. The pro- cedures contained in this manual are intended for the use of qualified elevator personnel. In the interest of your personal safety and the safety of others, do not attempt any procedure that you are not qualified to perform.
Asbestos Compliance Vertical Express elevator personnel will no longer drill or modify any doors with asbestos containing materials (ACM) or possible asbestos containing materials (PACM). All elevator doors manufactured or installed 1980 and earlier will be treated as having ACM/PACM.
Roller Guides Contents Static Protection Guidelines Read this page before working with electronic circuit boards. Elevator control systems use a number of electronic cards to control various functions of the elevator. These cards have components that are extremely sensitive to static electricity and are susceptible to damage by static discharge.
Roller Guides 8" Roller Guides for 15 lb. rails, 454ER 8" Roller Guides for 15 lb. rails, 454ER • See page 33 for specifications. • Perform Installation Procedure on page 9. 454ER1 454ER2 Without Guard With Guard DETAIL A All measurements in inches.
Roller Guides 8" Roller Guides for 18.5 lb. rails, 454ET Installation Use temporary guide shoes (Part No. 9825575) instead of roller guides during building construction or temporary service. See Figure 1. Figure 1 - Temporary Guide Shoe Preliminary Check Verify the following: a.
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Spring Stud Roller Guide Arm Figure 1 - 8" Roller Guide Assembly, 454ER and 454ET 7. Shift the base as required to center the slot on the rail. See Figure 2. a. Verify that the distance from the face of the rail to back of the slot is about ".
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Roller Guides 8" Roller Guides for 18.5 lb. rails, 454ET Installation (continued) Spring Tension and Stop Clearance Adjustment 1. Place the springs and adjustment sleeves for the face rollers over the studs. Ensure that the studs are straight and tight. See Figure 3 for all steps in this procedure. 2.
Roller Guides 6" Roller Guide, 454FA Installation Use temporary guide shoes (Part No. 9825575) instead of roller guides during building construction or temporary service. See Figure 5. Figure 5 - Temporary Guide Shoe 1. Perform a preliminary check of the following: a.
Roller Guides 4" Roller Guide, 67960 4" Roller Guide, 67960 • See page 33 for specifications. • Perform Installation Procedure on page 20. Face of Rail 67960 Overall Height All measurements in inches. November 2019 - 89112 v.2.0...
Roller Guides C12 & C7 Formed Rail Guide Shoe Assembly, 454BR C12 & C7 Formed Rail Guide Shoe Assembly, 454BR • This assembly is used on counterweight rails for traction elevators. • See the Twin Post Jacks manual for Three-Stage Jack Roller Guide instructions. •...
Roller Guides Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Problem Cause Dirty or Damaged Rail Noise Bad Roller Assembly Misalignment to Rail Rapid Wear Excessive Rail Pressure Dirty or Damaged Rail Misalignment to Rail Vibration Bad Roller Assembly Misadjusted November 2019 - 89112 v.2.0...
Replacement Parts Roller Guides Replacement Parts Individual parts are not available for the 90 mm Roller Guide (454FM) or the 6" Roller Guide (454FA). Order the complete assembly for replacement. 8" Roller Guide, 454ER and 454ET 454ER1 454ER2 454ET1 454ET2...
Roller Guides Car Balancing Frame Car Balancing Frame Preliminary Check 1. Before balancing the car, verify that the following installations have been completed: • • Flooring • Door Operator • Guide Shoes 2. Position the car in the center of the hoistway so that balance weights can be loaded inside the car.
Up to fpm Front to Back Side to Side 8" Roller Guide • 400 lbs. running, empty car balanced 454ER 1000 fpm • 400 lbs. running, empty car balanced 15 lb. rails • 600 lbs. loading • Unbalanced load not to exceed 70 lb.
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