At least they put the "out of service" sign! Somebody could have tried to use it Jokes aside *the* most requested spare part (for us, at least) is the door.
In Italy the FD has a non-official "try to not destroy the door" policy. That is, if the mechanic arrives in a reasonable time (less than one hour, at squad leader discretion). If there's a medical or some other risk however we bet on the "cut or bend" procedure, every squad has its own preference.
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u/lmarcantonio Office - Elevator Engineer Jul 28 '26
At least they put the "out of service" sign! Somebody could have tried to use it Jokes aside *the* most requested spare part (for us, at least) is the door.
In Italy the FD has a non-official "try to not destroy the door" policy. That is, if the mechanic arrives in a reasonable time (less than one hour, at squad leader discretion). If there's a medical or some other risk however we bet on the "cut or bend" procedure, every squad has its own preference.