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ELEVATOR MECHANIC (COMPLETED) EXAM / 220+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 2023/2024 / GRADED A+. Elevator Mechanic Exam Review 2023 1. A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100fpm to 125fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What sheave is required?: Diam=12" 12/4=3" 25fpm=3" 100fpm + 25fpm= 12"+3"= 15" sheave 2. A MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) burns out. You replace it, but cannot read voltage or resistance. What should you do?: Replace it with a larger MOV 3. On a Ward-Leona...

Mechanics Exam Review-NEIEP Comprehensive Questions With 100%Correct Answers. A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100 fpm to 125 fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What is required? - ANSWER-100 fpm/125 fpm= 12"/ X =15 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 - 630 On a Ward-Leonard circuit the brake is set, but the motor is trying to slip through the brake. What is...

Mechanics Exam Review-NEIEP Comprehensive Questions With 100%Correct Answers. A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100 fpm to 125 fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What is required? - ANSWER-100 fpm/125 fpm= 12"/ X =15 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 - 630 On a Ward-Leonard circuit the brake is set, but the motor is trying to slip through the brake. What is...

Mechanics Exam Review-NEIEP with Complete Solution 2024 A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100 fpm to 125 fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What is required? - - 100 fpm/125 fpm= 12"/ X =15 A MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) burns out. You replace it, but cannot read voltage or resistance. What should you do? - - Replace it with a larger MOV - 630 On a Ward-Leonard circuit the brake is set, but the motor is trying to slip through the brake. What is the issue? - - Suicide Circuit...

Mechanics Exam Review-NEIEP Comprehensive Questions With 100%Correct Answers. A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100 fpm to 125 fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What is required? - ANSWER-100 fpm/125 fpm= 12"/ X =15 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 - 630 On a Ward-Leonard circuit the brake is set, but the motor is trying to slip through the brake. What is...

Daily Questions - General 2024 Review Solution What is ETL and when will it occur? - ANS-Effective Translational Lift is the point at which the aircraft will out run it's own rotor wash and move into clean, undisturbed air. 16-24 knots The HYD PRESSURE LO light illuminates when pressure is at: - ANS-1000 PSI Decreasing Pressure IAW TO 1H-1(T)H-1, What is Vortex Ring State and when is it most likely to occur? - ANS-An uncommanded rate of descent caused by the aircraft rotor inducing a vo...

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Elevator Mechanic Exam Review Graded A+ A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100fpm to 125fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What sheave is required? ️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? ️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 is...

Elevator Mechanic Exam Review Questions with 100% Correct Answers – COMPLETE SOLUTION A contractor wants to raise the car speed from 100fpm to 125fpm, it currently has a 12" sheave. What sheave is required? - CORRECT ANSWER 125/100=1.25x12"=15" sheave A MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) burns out. You replace it, but cannot read voltage or resistance. What should you do? - CORRECT ANSWER Check circuit voltage On a Ward-Leonard circuit the break is set, but the motor is trying to slip...

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