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Who will change the elevator when it reaches its life?

Elevator in residential area belongs to public facilities shared by all owners. After the service life expires, all owners of the building need to bear the elevator replacement cost together. The general property will ask the elevator supplier to assist in the replacement. The maintenance fund paid by the owner when buying a house can also be applied for when replacing the elevator.

Service life of elevator

Elevator has a certain life, generally 15~20 years. But the specific situation needs to be treated separately according to the frequency of elevator use and maintenance. Usually, the elevator needs annual inspection, and passing the annual inspection means that it can still be used. The service life of elevators in some communities can even reach 25 years under the premise of proper maintenance.

However, in order to be on the safe side, elevators over the age of 15 must pay special attention to the state of elevator parts, because many parts will age, and if the equipment maintenance is not in place, it is likely to cause serious safety hazards. Therefore, many areas have introduced mandatory scrapping standards to avoid accidents as much as possible.

Conditions for the use of maintenance funds

1 20 10, the Interim Measures for the Use of Special Maintenance Funds for Commercial Residential Buildings, which came into effect on June 1 0, stipulates that the special maintenance funds for commercial residential buildings shall be owned by the owners, and shall be used exclusively for the maintenance, renewal and transformation of residential buildings and facilities after the warranty period expires, and shall not be used for other purposes.

2. General use parts include: basic structural parts such as residential foundation, load-bearing wall, column, beam, floor, roof and outdoor wall, public transportation parts such as corridors, foyer, stairs and lobby, and structural parts such as refuge floor, equipment floor or computer room.

3. * * General facilities include elevators, antennas, lighting, fire-fighting facilities, green spaces, roads, street lamps, ditches, pools, wells, non-operating parking garages, public cultural and sports facilities, garbage passages, smoke exhaust passages, water tanks, pumps, mailboxes, lightning protection devices, fire extinguishers, fire hydrants, drainage pipes, manholes and septic tanks.

4. The relevant person in charge of the Municipal Housing and Construction Bureau specifically pointed out that the public * * * maintenance fund is used for overhaul, medium repair and renovation of * * old parts and * * old equipment and facilities after the property warranty period expires.