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Elevator Mechanic Exam Review Exam Study Questions with COMPLETE SOLUTIONS (LATEST) A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100fpm to 125fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What sheave is required? - CORRECT ANSWER Diam=12" 12/4=3" 25fpm=3" 100fpm + 25fpm= 12"+3"= 15" sheave A MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) burns out. You replace it, but cannot read voltage or resistance. What should you do? - CORRECT ANSWER Replace it with a larger MOV On a Ward-Leonard circuit the break ...

Elevator Mechanic Exam Review Exam | Questions and Answers Graded A+ Latest 2024/2025 Know the formula for RPM - CORRECT ANSWER RPM = 60 ∙ ƒ ÷ P÷2 = Step 1. 60 x Frequency (Hz.) = Step 2. Poles ÷ 2 = Take answer 1 and ÷ by answer 2 = You are using a Temp Run Box and you get shocked! Why! 520 Pg. 4 - CORRECT ANSWER Bad Ground Scaffolding, You have 32' of rise, you are using 3x5 scaffolding. Where will the tie off points be ? 140 PG. 287-288 - CORRECT ANSWER Scaffolding shou...

Elevator Mechanic Exam Review Exam Study Questions with COMPLETE SOLUTIONS (LATEST) A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100fpm to 125fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What sheave is required? - CORRECT ANSWER Diam=12" 12/4=3" 25fpm=3" 100fpm + 25fpm= 12"+3"= 15" sheave A MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) burns out. You replace it, but cannot read voltage or resistance. What should you do? - CORRECT ANSWER Replace it with a larger MOV On a Ward-Leonard circuit the break ...

A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100fpm to 125fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What sheave is required? - CORRECT ANS Diam=12" 12/4=3" 25fpm=3" 100fpm + 25fpm= 12"+3"= 15" sheave A MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) burns out. You replace it, but cannot read voltage or resistance. What should you do? - CORRECT ANS Replace it with a larger MOV On a Ward-Leonard circuit the break is set, but the motor is trying to slip through the break. What is the issue? - CORRECT ANS Suici...

Elevator Mechanic Exam Prep 2024 update with questions and correct answers Who can you demand a MSDS sheet from to check chemicals in a cleaning product. 110 PG 13 - ANSWER-Your elevator Company Superintendent/Manager 12 Floor Building with three cars, 3 floors will not get PI's. How many PI's in total do you need to order for this job? - ANSWER-12 Floors x 3 Elevators= 36 PI's - (3 from 3 floors)9 =27 a 75 Ohm resistor has blow and you don't have a replacement, What can you use? - ANSWE...

Elevator Mechanic Exam Review Exam | Questions and Answers Graded A+ Latest 2024/2025 Know the formula for RPM - CORRECT ANSWER RPM = 60 ∙ ƒ ÷ P÷2 = Step 1. 60 x Frequency (Hz.) = Step 2. Poles ÷ 2 = Take answer 1 and ÷ by answer 2 = You are using a Temp Run Box and you get shocked! Why! 520 Pg. 4 - CORRECT ANSWER Bad Ground Scaffolding, You have 32' of rise, you are using 3x5 scaffolding. Where will the tie off points be ? 140 PG. 287-288 - CORRECT ANSWER Scaffolding shou...

Elevator Mechanic Exam Review Exam | Questions and Answers Graded A+ Latest 2024/2025 A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100fpm to 125fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What sheave is required? - CORRECT ANSWER Diam=12" 12/4=3" 25fpm=3" 100fpm + 25fpm= 12"+3"= 15" sheave A MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) burns out. You replace it, but cannot read voltage or resistance. What should you do? - CORRECT ANSWER Replace it with a larger MOV On a Ward-Leonard circuit the br...

A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100fpm to 125fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What sheave is required? - Answer- Diam=12" 12/4=3" 25fpm=3" 100fpm + 25fpm= 12"+3"= 15" sheave A MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) burns out. You replace it, but cannot read voltage or resistance. What should you do? - Answer- Replace it with a larger MOV On a Ward-Leonard circuit the break is set, but the motor is trying to slip through the break. What is the issue? - Answer- Suicide Circuit ...

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