ThyssenKrupp evolution 200 User manual

Elevator Technology
evolution 200
Owner’s manual

About your
new elevator.
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thyssenkrupp Elevator understands your new evolution 200
elevator is a significant investment. Here are some simple
tips and guidelines for proper use.
Elevator equipment gets constant use and requires continual care. When your warranty
expires, an ongoing preventative maintenance plan should be put into place. Preventative
maintenance ensures optimal and safe elevator performance, prolongs the life of your
equipment and reduces unexpected issues. Contact your thyssenkrupp Elevator account
representative to discuss a service plan that meets your needs.
Safe Riding Practices
Safety is thyssenkrupp Elevator’s top priority.
Here are tips to help ensure the safe use of your
new evolution 200 elevator:
Always enter and exit the elevator promptly. Doors should not
be held open with a hand or any body part.
Watch your step when entering or exiting the elevator. If the
elevator is not stopping level with the floor, stop using it and
call your technician.
Do not reach into the door while it is closing.
Children should never ride unattended or be permitted to play
in and around the elevator.

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Elevator care
Here are tips for minimizing costs while ensuring optimal elevator performance
and appearance.
Elevator equipment requires regular care.
Things you can visually inspect
While a majority of service tasks must be performed by a trained elevator technician, your building personnel can perform the following
actions to help ensure proper and safe equipment operation:
• Visually inspect the car for malfunctioning lights, damaged
flooring or damaged cab fixtures. These should be repaired by an
appropriately trained individual.
• Ensure the car sill is clean at all times, as trash in the sill grooves
can affect door operation.
• Check the doors for ease of operation. Any binding or dragging
indicates a need for alignment or adjustment from a properly
trained elevator technician.
• Ensure the doors are plumb and close completely.
• Excessive looseness may cause a safety hazard and will require an
adjustment by a properly trained elevator technician.
Powder coating
Clean all surfaces with a soft cloth or soft
natural bristle brush with a nonabrasive
PH-neutral solution. Do not use strong
solvents, such as thinners or solutions
containing chlorinated hydrocarbons, esters
or ketones, or any abrasive cleaners.
Cleaning your elevator
Your new elevator is a valuable investment. Here are routine steps to maintain your equipment’s appearance:
Plastic laminate
Routine cleaning with a mild detergent will
remove fingerprints, smears and everyday
spills. Do not use abrasives or
harsh chemicals.
Important
Whenever you use any cleaning or polishing products mentioned above, remember to always follow the
manufacturer directions. Alkaline ammonia solvents, hydrocarbon solvents and halogenated hydrocarbon
solvents should never be used on elevator push buttons.
Stainless steel
A mild detergent also removes fingerprints,
smears and routine spills. Consumer-type
glass cleaners and stainless steel cleaners
may also be used. Avoid the application of
stainless steel cleaner to elevator buttons.
Do not use abrasives or harsh chemicals.

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Emergency procedures
Main car station
(2004 code)
Combination hall station and fire
service keyswitch (2004 code)
Fire station keyswitch
(2004 code)
Fire service jewel
Lights when Fire Service
operation is activated, indicating
the elevator is returning to the
designated landing.
While rare, your elevator could experience
a power failure with passengers on board.
Or it may need to be used by fire/rescue
personnel during an emergency. Here’s an
overview of automatic features and tips
for these situations.
Power failure
Your evolution 200 is equipped with an auto-rescue feature that
moves your elevator cab to the next available landing in a power
failure. It then opens the doors to allow passengers to exit safely.
Stalled elevators
In the unlikely event that your elevator becomes stalled with
passengers inside, do not attempt to rescue them. Instead,
immediately call your elevator service provider. In the event that a
passenger is injured or ill, call 911.
Before calling for nonemergency service
Check these items before calling your elevator service provider for a
nonemergency visit. It could save you time and money.
• Check all key-operated switches and make sure they’re in the
normal operating or “RUN” position.
• Be sure the hoistway sill and cab door sill are free of debris.
Foreign objects such as gum wrappers, paper clips and other trash
can collect in the sills. This prevents the doors from operating
properly, which may shut down elevator service.
• Be sure the elevator is not on Fire Service Operation.
• Be sure your building has full power from your power company.
Fires
Your evolution 200 elevator is equipped with a Firefighter’s Service
mode that’s initiated automatically by building smoke detectors or by
your lobby’s Fire Service keyswitch. When activated, it cancels all
requests for elevator service, returns the elevator to the main floor,
opens the doors and keeps them open. This allows trained
fire/rescue personnel to have complete control of the elevator.
Only authorized personnel should be permitted to reset Fire Service,
after being certain there’s no fire in the building and smoke/heat
detectors have been reset.

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Keys to your elevator should be kept in a secure, central location and used only by trained,
authorized personnel. Standard and optional keyswitches are featured below.
The keys below should be used by trained or licensed elevator personnel only.
*If floors are keyed alike. Otherwise, each floor will require a different key number.
Car keyswitches
Card reader activation keyswitch
Activates and deactivates card reader unit.
Key L206
Hoistway enable keyswitch
Used for inspection mode.
Key L205
Inspection keyswitch
Used for inspection mode.
Key L205
Light keyswitch
Controls elevator cab lighting.
Key L203
CARD
READER
ON
OFF
INSPECTION
ON
OFF
HOISTWAY
ENABLE
ON
OFF
LIGHT
ON
OFF
Emergency light test keyswitch
Allows for testing of emergency
light function.
Key L206
Run/stop keyswitch
For emergency stop in
the hoistway (no alarm bell
is activated).
Key L205
Hospital emergency keyswitch
Used for commandeering car during a
medical emergency.
Key L206
Hoistway access keyswitch
Gives access for inspectors
from hall.
Key L205
Independent service keyswitch
Elevator no longer responds to hall calls and
remains on a floor with its doors open until a
floor is selected and the “Door Close” button
is held; then, the elevator starts to travel.
Useful when transporting large goods or
moving groups of people between
certain floors.
Key L203
INDEPENDENT
SERVICE
ON
OFF
HOSPITAL
EMERGENCY
ON
OFF
STOP
RUN
EMERG.
LIGHT
ON
OFF
TEST
Lobby park keyswitch
Brings car to designated floor
and shuts down car operation.
Key L206
E
T
O
N
V
O
I
C
E
Hall call registration
keyswitch
Allows authorized personnel to
register an up or down hall call.
Key L206
Door hold keyswitch
Allows authorized personnel to
hold the door open.
Key L206
Code blue keyswitch
Mounted in hall station to call the
car to the respective floor in
an emergency.
Key L206
B
L
U
E
B
L
U
E
Emergency power keyswitch
Activates single car
emergency power.
Key L204
Voice tone keyswitch
Allows authorized personnel to
turn voice annunciator on or off.
Key L206
Lockout keyswitch
Allows authorized personnel
to lock out access to a
specific floor.
Key L206
LIGHT
LIGHT & FAN
OFF
FAN 1
FAN 2
OFF
FLOOR
LOCKOUT
ON
OFF
DOOR
HOLD
ON
OFF
OPEN
Light and fan keyswitch
Controls elevator cab lighting and fan.
Key L203
Floor lockout keyswitch
Enables authorized personnel to lock out
access to specific floors.
Key L206 *
Two-speed fan keyswitch
Controls fan speed in elevator.
Key L203
Door hold open keyswitch
Holds door in the open position.
Key L206

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Car & hall fixtures
Hall lantern
Up and down arrows illuminate, indicating
which direction the elevator will travel when
leaving the floor. A tone sounds once if the
elevator is traveling up, twice if going down.
Combination hall lantern and position indicator
Illuminated numbers or letters indicate the position of the elevator.
Up and down arrows indicate which direction the elevator will travel
when leaving the floor. A tone sounds once if the elevator is traveling
up, twice if going down.
ADA hands-free telephone
Provides two-way
communication from the
elevator to a point outside
the hoistway.
Hall station
Pressing the up or down push button
summons the elevator. The push buttons
illuminate to indicate a call was placed.
Hall position indicator
Numbers or letters illuminate, indicating the
location of the elevator.
Door open button
Reopens the doors
when pressed.
Alarm button
Alerts others that someone in
the elevator needs assistance.
Floor buttons
Indicates each floor serviced
by the elevator. The button
illuminates when pressed,
indicating a call has
been placed.
Door open button
Causes doors to begin closing
when pressed.

All illustrations and specifications are based on information in effect at time of publication approval. thyssenkrupp Elevator reserves the right to change specifications or design and to discontinue items without prior notice or obligation. © 2018 thyssenkrupp Elevator Corporation. CA License #C11-651371 | 8867 | evolution 200 Owner’s Manual
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