Specifications include, but are not limited to: A. ELECTRIC ELEVATORS 1. Machine worm, gear, thrust bearing, drive sheave, drum, deflector sheave, shaft bearings, brake pulley, brake coil, brake contact, lining and component parts. Motor and motor generator, windings, rotating elements, commentators, brushes, brush holders and bearings. Governor, governor sheave and shaft assembly, bearings, contacts, and governor jaws. All motor windings including, but not limited to, motor generator sets, and hoist motors shall be cleaned and treated as needed with proper insulating compound, approved by the motor manufacturers. Additionally, these motor windings shall be tested with a meg ohmmeter with the resultant meter reading to be held at 5.0 megohms or more to ground. This testing shall occur no less often than annually, and results shall be provided to the Owner within 30 days of the test. 2. Controller, selector, scheduling and dispatching equipment, all relays, solid state components, resistors, resistor tubes, grids, condensers, transformers, contacts, leads, overloads, dash pots, timing devices, fuses and fuse holders, computer devices, diagnostic terminals & tools, and all mechanical and electrical driving equipment. 3. Deflector sheaves, bearings, shafts, car and counterweight guides & guide rails & supports, car and counterweight buffers, top and bottom limit switches, selector switches, leveling vanes and switches, reed switches, stop switches governor tension sheave assembly, compensating sheave assembly, car and counterweight frames, car frame, supports and styles, top of car operating device, car enclosure steadying device, and complete car and counterweight safety assemblies. 4. Wire hoist ropes, equalized wire rope tension to maintain an adequate factor of safety. Electrical conductor cables, traveling cables, selector tapes, all hoistway, car and machine room elevator wiring, wireways and junction boxes. The governor rope and compensating wire ropes and chains. The Contractor shall replace wire ropes when ropes are worn or undersized. 5. Hoistway and car door contacts, interlocks, hangers, closers, tracks, gate switch, bottom door gibs, power and manual door operating devices, unlocking cams, door operator linkage, pulleys, belts, safety edges, proximity devices, photo cells, and door restrictors. 6. Car and corridor operating stations, position indicators, hall lanterns, and all signal devices associated with the unit including bulb replacement. Elevator car enclosure, top of car emergency exit, side exits, car fan, platform, locks, latching devices and their mounts and supports, emergency car lighting and batteries. 7. Provide all necessary lubricants and rope preservatives that are especially compounded to elevator industry specifications, cleaning compounds, cleaning tools, and cleaning and wiping materials. Maintain oil at proper levels. Oily wiping materials must be stored and disposed of in properly labeled metal fire resistant containers. Used oil or solvent impregnated wiping materials must be removed from each machine room as necessary but at least once every 120 days. 8. Contractor shall be responsible for brushing down and vacuuming the machine rooms, secondary machine room levels, hoistways, divider beams, counterweight assembly, car assembly, car tops and bottoms, safety devices and associated linkage, car and counterweight rails & guides, car and hoistway door hangers, track, interlocks, and door sills (beyond the opening). The elevator pit shall be kept clean of dirt and debris. Cleaning frequency for the machine rooms, pits and car tops, as well as the equipment itself, shall be determined by the Contractor so as to keep these areas in a first-class state of cleanliness. B. HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS In addition to the requirements for electric elevators enumerated above, Contractor shall provide examination on the following equipment and/or components for the hydraulic elevator equipment. 1. The elevator machine including reservoir, pump, valves, valve operators, valve pistons, and drive motor, speed reduction units and electro-mechanical or motor operated cam devices. 2. The hydraulic jack unit's packing gland, surface condition of the jack unit piston, speed reducing valves, above ground piping, cut off valves, speed reducing valves, and scavenger line systems or tank to collect normal leakage from jack unit packing gland. 3. Entire hydraulic jack unit for "hole-less" hydraulic elevator applications. 4. Batteries, including those for emergency lowering when applicable. 5. Maintain proper clean oil and provide oil to proper levels in hydraulic reservoir. C. ESCALATORS 1. Machine, worm, gear, external gearing, drive chain, thrust bearing, brake pulley, brake coil, linings, and component parts. 2. Motor, motor windings, rotating elements and bearings. 3. Controllers, safety switches, relays, contacts, coils resistance for operating and motor circuits operating transformers and rectifiers. Hoistway safety switches, stop switches, electrical conductor cables, traveling cables, hoistway wiring, wireways and junction boxes 4. Handrail, handrail drive chains, handrail brush guards, handrail guide rollers, alignment devices, steps, step tread, step wheels, step chains, step axle bushings, comb plates, floor plates and tracks. 5. Upper drive, upper drive bearings, tension sprocket bearings, upper newel bearing, lower newel bearings. 6. The Contractor shall provide all necessary lubricants and chain preservatives that are especially compounded to elevator industry specifications, cleaning compounds, cleaning tools, and cleaning and wiping materials. Contractor shall maintain all oil levels at proper amounts. 7. Escalators shall be completely cleaned a minimum of every two (2) years. Cleaning consists of removal of steps, upper and lower floor plates for access to tracks, truss, pans, steps, and the interior of escalators to be thoroughly cleaned.