[INC. FAIL] Schindler 330A Elevators at the TownePlace Suites Marriot hotel in Eagan, MN

Schindler 330A Elevators at the TownePlace Suites Marriot hotel in Eagan, MN
I filmed a clip where the elevator broke. It's at the end of the video.

[@ElevatorDude]

Installed in 1999, so these are 321As. 321A was discontinued in March 2001.

[@charelevation]

This may be a 321A based on the year this was installed

[@MadeForStructure]

Notice the first elevator chime was rlly low and the second elevator is loud Pretty strange Right

[@DieselBroskivi]

i
it shakes because the Gide rails are needing some lubrication and the cylinder may need replacing

[@ElevatorWasher5000]

Do you think that’s why the one I rode on shook but it wouldn’t go to the highest level so maybe oil low

[@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440]

Wow seriously is it because I thought the door didn’t lock properly!

[@lucaspenfold7033]

That is a double EPIC FAIL

[@aaronconnect8490]

Who broke the elevator?

[@theelrussiano2584]

Are you sure it didn’t put itself in phase one

[@HesitantSignal]

I think the fireman's hat would have been lit inside if it entered phase I

[@elevatorsinrussia2597]

This is a 330A not 300A.

[@HesitantSignal]

How can you tell?

[@tkefan29]

FIXTURES. 300As have RT or MT but 330As have HT.

[@Jamestube8439]

It's actually a 321A not 300A or 330A

[@SocksThePup]

These are actually 321A. Look at the lettering on the on the indicator

[@IllinoisElevators]

0:33 What happened to these?

[@HesitantSignal]

I remember trying to call it and I heard the inside door open (followed by the chime going off), but the outside door opened.
After the door shut, the door opened properly, but then the elevator didn't work after that.
I'm certain that a safety switch was tripped and they just needed to inspect it and reset the switch.

[@IllinoisElevators]

@@HesitantSignal Yikes. Sucks to hear a 321A acting like this, even though it might probably be better by now and god forbid this has gotten worse since then.

[@HesitantSignal]

@@IllinoisElevators Yeah, I'm sure the interlock holding the doors together probably just needed to be lubricated or replaced.

[@OPG2711]

321A.

[@Bernardgaming2.0]

How did it break?

[@QuarioQuario54321]

321A actually

[@alexandrawilson1998]

I think these are 330a

[@xiaomong8]

EPIC MOTOR!

[@ihide_inboxes]

1:36 Floor 9

[@gtavstepfordcounty1733]

it didn't say 9 it said 4

[@PNWElevatorAviation]

JasonTheGoAnimator07 Like that other video 🤣🤣

[@glockdotsavageelevators6079]

that is not how you spell marriot it is marriott

[@Techfreak415]

This is a 330A

[@ElevatorWasher5000]

No! 321A if it’s 1999 and the text

[@Laa1213]

That is a crappy elevator press the alarm

[@elevatorvlogsbycristianele2228]

321A

[@HesitantSignal]

How can you tell?

[@elevatorvlogsbycristianele2228]

Tell what

[@HesitantSignal]

@@elevatorvlogsbycristianele2228 How can you tell it's a 321A?

[@elevatorvlogsbycristianele2228]

@@HesitantSignal the 1 floor and the door operator

[@srikanthchalasani5095]

Schindler 321A

[@micogenerao2800]

this is 321A

[@alexsy52380]

M.

[@concert_etiquette]

No... 321A has low pitched chimes 😒

[@americanelevators]

The capacity plate has the 321A Font. And not all 321A's have low pitch. Most of them had there chimes replaced due to ADA codes. Plus the front panel is a little thicker so this could possibly be a 321A being that it is also from 1999.

[@elevcan2312]

EleVlogs there are some with high pitched chimes.

[@ElevatorDude]

Installed in 1999, so these are indeed 321As. 321A was discontinued in March 2001.