Elevator malfunction addressed without injuries, Mountain View CA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to an elevator malfunction in Mountain View, CA. They worked to cycle the power and bleed hydraulic fluid to fix the issue. No fire or injuries were reported during the incident.
Audio|Source: Mountain View Fire
01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 55- On.
00:06
On V-V-52.
00:11
Go ahead.
00:15
Do you have any updates on our study view call?
00:20
We were just advised that you can cancel. We'll let County now.
00:29
55 engineer from 55 captain.
00:32
In the elevator control room, I'm going to go ahead and cycle down the power.
00:38
I'll let the occupants know.
00:45
Hey, Brendan, any change?
00:51
Yeah, no change.
00:58
I'm going to go ahead to cycle that power off one more time and then if we can get Captain from USAR 51 down to the elevator control room 55 engineer from 55 captain any change with that change they did say there's a bleeder in that room
01:29
Yeah, that's our next step. We just wanted to see if the power is cycling the power will change it. We're going to go ahead and start to bleed the hydraulic fluid down now.
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Mountain View, CA
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