There are eight don’ts in the elevator, not only should you remember them but also tell them to your children.
First, don’t lean on the elevator door Danger: The opening and closing of the elevator door depends on a safety linkage device – the “door locking hook”. Once the “door lock hook” due to the impact of external forces automatically disengaged, the elevator door will open in operation.
Don’t rush in as soon as the door opens. Danger: Once the elevator opens, passengers may fall into the shaft.
Don’t force the elevator into the overload alarm Danger: Each elevator has its own load, overload will cause the elevator not to close, and the situation will be serious when the pull rope slips and the elevator car slides down.
Don’t get out of the elevator by yourself. Danger: When passengers are trapped, if they try to get out of the elevator by prying, picking or kicking the door, accidents may happen.
Fifth, do not sit in the elevator or elevator expressly prohibited to carry people Danger: this type of elevator is actually only lifting equipment, does not have the basic safety conditions for carrying people, very easy to cause people to squeeze, shear and other casualties.
Sixth, do not jump in the elevator jostling Danger: This is likely to lead to the elevator safety device malfunction, the occurrence of trapped people, casualties.
Seven, do not grab the door Danger: easy to shear accidents
eight, do not let children ride alone Danger: children ride alone in the elevator, due to the inability to correctly operate the elevator buttons will lead to shut in the elevator, especially in the case of elevator malfunction, can not be rescued in a timely manner, prone to accidents.
