Lol... that's Schindler in a heavy-use environment for ya. When was that? Do you mean one of the store elevators or the mall elevator? The mall 5500 has been broken for nearly half a year, as indicated in my description

No the primark’s elavator at tysons corner the elevator was broken only 1 maybe it was you pressing the buttons lol

@@GamingWithNoah552 lol it hasn't even been three weeks since the store opened 💀

I was there last time I think the other weekend I was there one elavator had an x on the top

I just checked the records, turns out they're Southern. Apparently they're rated for 250 FPM but the one I rode in this video speed tested at 200 FPM exactly. I'll update the title and work on attempting to update the thumbnail www.labor.communications.its.state.nc.us/elevPublic/scripts/e_pa_1d.cfm?state_id=7928

the springy buttons are nice, always fun to come across those. some newer impulse buttons are way harder to press than others. I can't stand the ones that are hard to press, but I still prefer that over newer series 1 buttons from Otis

I fixed the description, it was supposed to say Virginia's first. Is there anything explicit that makes you think these are 3350s? 3350s share fixtures with 5500s, but these absolutely do not use 3300 door equipment

The motor sounds more like 3300 XL. XL uses similar door equipment & sometimes the same door equipment as 5500.

@@EWPA14 yeahhh this is a gray area. i'll wait until we have more videos of these before I change the title. I highly doubt a commercial store with extremely high elevator traffic would install 3350s, and they seem a lot more like 5500s to me. The *only* thing giving me pause is the lack of high-pitched drive noise, but it's possible new models are quieter than before. I also rode 5500s in an apartment complex immediately before coming here, which acted the exact same as these. I found the records for these after a fair bit of searching, and didn't find anything new other than the fact that this store also has two service elevators @5000 lbs. plus.fairfaxcounty.gov/CitizenAccess/Cap/CapDetail.aspx?Module=Building&TabName=Building&capID1=REC23&capID2=00000&capID3=01310&agencyCode=FFX&IsToShowInspection=

Unfortunately I've seen high-traffic stores install cheep flimsy regular 3300s, so it's a possibility.

i definitely believe that, the other elevator is a schindler MPH. but the records say that this was installed in 1973 for some weird reason. I'll try to update the thumbnail soon

@@alternatehobbies as I found out from Aaron Stone, elevator records are not always accurate.

please refrain from making comments unreadable with emoji spam in the future. i messed up and forgot to put one of the toilets into the video when this was made, i need to change the title

it's a really nice mod (and they reused the old lanterns), but the cars (still) vibrate a bit when running, which seems to just be a byproduct of the elevonic era otis motors. i gotta visit again once all three cars are in service to see how traffic is handled, cuz it gets super backed up with only two cars

@@alternatehobbies Yep. When I stayed in March, there were only 2 cars running

you're right, I will fix my title and description

they were replacing hall fixtures when I was last there, and they had a couple "pardon the dust" signs... so they're being modded I take it?

@@alternatehobbies I filmed the elevators yesterday. The 4th elevator was never an elevator. The hotel employee told me it was a fake door. And 2 out of 3 elevators have been modded. The 3rd car is out of service and turned off. I saw the shaft lights on from the 9th floor and that’s where I am staying. The 3rd and final car is on the 8th floor with the doors closed. But it’s on floors between 8 and 9 and you can see out of it. But there is definitely no scenic elevator at all here. I walked around the whole property and there wasn’t a scenic elevator. The restaurant elevator is still original and still has the series 1 fixtures. The Piedmont’s restaurant has Schindler 330a or 321a elevator. I think that elevator was a late installation. And the elevators aren’t lightning fast anymore which I am a bit disappointed about

@@dmvelevators then I must have seen super bright shaft lights in the 3rd car, my bad. were they modded by Otis? as long as they go 350 FPM, they're still "lightning fast." they just probably don't have the insane acceleration the original 401s did.

@@alternatehobbies Yep Otis did the mod. I do miss the insane acceleration on these elevators

The single elevator across from the pair of two seems to have a scenic shaft, it was super bright between the doors. But if there's actually a working elevator there, it was not working when I was there. So i have no clue what's actually there

In your video, it's the car you get at 10:38. That one wasn't in service the two times I visited this place, or it was removed. No clue...

@@alternatehobbies I’ll find out when I go there this week

Quite the contrast to the somewhat bassy motor many later 411 installs sound like

i still need to figure out how to get over to the other part of the garage with the impulse tractions. I tried the door at the bottom once recently and it was locked, so I might just have to walk across the roof of the garage lol when I was a monthly parker in scranton, I was in the Medallion garage, which is the one with the 400As next to the Hilton

dorm on my college campus. i'm not going to publicize the exact location since it's a residential building

absolutely. i hear that their equipment sucks, and I bet the only reason they get installed in the volume they do is because that low price is attractive to contractors

Exactly. Weirdly enough though they're probably more expensive than the better built 330A.

ah, I see you were filming some elevators in Scranton around the same time I was lol I didn't see a clip of this garage's elevators on your channel but if you filmed the medallion and linden garages, i'm sure you rode the two in this garage as well

@@alternatehobbies INDEED, I HAVE DEFINITELY RIDDEN A LOT OF ELEVATORS IN SCRANTON 😉

Gotcha, I'll fix it. I guess they don't use the scrolling indicator on all installations. Also, are the PA elevator records public?

Well this 1 doesn't have that indicator because it's a mod. It also isn't endura because it's a mod. And you might have to go to your held for review section, but here's the link to the records:

Probably the fact that it had a very high powered flush at the time, and there was still a lot of water in the bowl when the main part of the flush ended

Yes, I made a mistake during editing and forgot to include one of the Crane toilets, I think I forgot to include the one with the worst flush (but it was replaced with another Kohler Cimarron within the past year). I might still have the footage somewhere, we'll see.

Did you mean: 2019 Kohler Cimarron

Sure

Some Amarr 2000 door (16x8) from around 1999-2000

Also how many rooms are In the house?

ok... well it's my family's house btw, which the title says. I agree with you though, the Cranes are lousy. Our previous house had two Briggs toilets that were worse though. As of now, only 3 of 6 original Crane toilets remain: Two in bathrooms we never use (one may be replaced due to equipment age), and the one that flushed the best in this video.

We have one more than some of our neighboring houses due to a small top level floor (making 4 total including our basement). Not super easy to upkeep and two of these only get used once in a blue moon - making it a question when things happen like leaks/time for replacements. When we had a plumber stop by once, he said that we may need to get the toilet/fauced in our basement replaced at some point, but we rarely use the bathroom down there so we're letting it slide until we really need to get them replaced lol

You're right, I'll fix the title lol

5,204 square feet, 4 floors (basement, main, upper, top level which only has guest bedroom & bathroom), 5.5 bathroom

@@alternatehobbies SHEEEEEEEESH DATS HUGE

@@ruthosuna7085 yeah LOL, i'm away at college now so I'm not there but yes indeed

Kohler

Agreed, between them and Toto. One company is very good, well-known, and reputable, and the other blesses the rains down in africa

nope these are the worst toilets ever known to man. old toilets are the way to go☝️

@Demtj 25 bruh

@@fordfilo1068 I agree, old toilets are better then the new ones.

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