What was he doing?

@@jacvic0790 he was most likely homeless and camping out in an elevator-

@@jacvic0790 he just having fun naking- Wait AHH IM A SIMP☠☠☠

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TΩwmax what the

The ground floor should work. There has to be a ground floor to exit the building.

you can just pull the doors open. They arent heavy and arent locked

@@official_meeleesDoor operators apply torque to hold doors closed at all times as a safety thing (after all, the air curtain created by the car moving is substantial enough to catch on the door seam and pull doors open if it wasn't there). If the car has a run/stop switch that the user can access, then you can cut the power to the door op long enough to open by hand, but the downside to that is that will simultaneously ring the alarm bells at every floor.

@@eliastaylor2817The recall floor in general has to be unlocked according to fire codes. The recall floor is the guy with the star. That's the floor that elevators will return to in the event of stage 1 fire mode activation or code blue activation. It's also, in fire codes, the floor with the most direct outside exit from the elevators. If, for whatever reason, stage 1 doesn't activate, you have to be able to get out of the shaft ASAP, preferably to that recall floor. Security teams can scoff at that however they like, human safety takes priority over not letting them see whatever office or lobby they want them locked out of.

@@8bits59 why would run stop switch trip alarm bells????? how are service technicians supposed to use it otherwise?????

Glad

😂😂😂

mee too

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yeah :D :D

And when you get busted during the times when people forget to lock them off (I can relate 😔)

@@bigburgerboi2005 True

To getting busted

RIP!!! 7:30

Ikr

Bro that guy scared tf out of me LMAOO

😅😂😅im the one that broke the elevator😅😂😅

I don't want to know, haha

He's been stuck in a couple in videos before, the first time he got stuck in one he was specifically filming for he did panic a little. He's gotten less afraid of being stuck since and is a lot more calm about it on the off occasion that it does happen, probably a combination of experience and more knowledge about the underlying safety systems. I don't remember the exact video but IIRC it was a Dover hydraulic, it served four floors in an office style building that just happened to be unlocked on a weekend. He ended up using the phone box and the tech on the other end directed him to use the E-Stop switch to cut power to the pump and drain valve and also remove the torque from the door operator. That allowed him to push the door open by hand and get out. I think it got stuck levelling, it undershot the floor by more than 1/2" and the controller thought it too far off to open the door.

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WHICH ELEVATOR

@@MandelbrotSetStudios69420lol the one with all garbage by it

Also at 5:20

Dover Buzz

And at 0:29

R.I.P.

@@magicalpopinprincess6717 yeah. R. I. P. Elevator 😭

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Elevator enthusiasts also hate power tripping security guards.

Freight elevator.

True. The common misconception would be that it was some homeless person sleeping in the elevator and the police must be called

probably, but it's such a weird place to be. Poor guy.

10:09 10:10 Locked Out

@@magicalpopinprincess6717 I didn't ask

No you don't. But sometimes

Nudge mode - stuck relay, yes, but also means the door has been left open too long.

Emergency elevators are often used as passenger elevators when not in fire service

Or one was that you weren't allowed in the elevator

@@kajoseph35 Fire service elevators don’t exist? At least not to my knowledge

0:16

He said, "You know this place is closed upstairs?"