The elevator in the community is broken. Should we use the housing maintenance fund to repair it? Some property companies want owners to collect money again for maintenance. Is it legal?

According to the current maintenance fund management regulations, all * * * parts and * * * equipment that are owned by all or part of the owners and serve all or part of the owners in terms of use function belong to the scope of use of the maintenance fund.

After the elevator is delivered, the maintenance fund can be used for elevator maintenance or replacement after the warranty period.

According to the relevant provisions of the Property Law and the National Measures for the Administration of Residential Special Maintenance Funds, to apply for the use of housing maintenance funds, it is necessary to provide more than two-thirds of the owners' written signatures, provide the completion data of the community, determine whether the warranty period and the expiration of the warranty period meet the use conditions, and apply to the municipal housing maintenance fund management center for use.

If some property companies want owners to collect money again for maintenance, as long as the owners of the community agree, there is no illegal problem.