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JAFITA — Spare Parts Supply

01 · Spare Parts Supply

Find the Correct Elevator Part Before You Order It

Spare-parts sourcing is not only an availability problem. It is an identification problem. A component may look identical to the original while using a different voltage, connector, communication protocol, dimension, encoder or software version.

JAFITA supports elevator companies, maintenance teams, distributors and project owners with model-specific elevator and escalator component enquiries. Our approach begins with the original equipment information and technical specification—not with appearance alone.

Workshop keys and mechanic tools used when identifying a replacement elevator part
Nameplate
Electrical connectors and wiring that must match the original elevator component
Connector
Installed industrial machine used as the equipment context for a spare-parts enquiry
Machine
Technical drawing review used to confirm dimensions before ordering a spare part
Drawing
Technician photographing an installed electromechanical component for identification
Photograph the part and how it connects.

02 · What Information Should You Send?

What Information Should You Send?

The more original information you provide, the more accurately the part can be reviewed.

Useful information includes:

  • Elevator or escalator manufacturer
  • Equipment model or series
  • Original part number
  • Nameplate photograph
  • Voltage and electrical rating
  • Connector photographs
  • Overall dimensions
  • Mounting dimensions
  • Original drawing
  • Front, rear and side photographs
  • Required quantity

If the component is already installed, photos showing how it connects to the surrounding equipment can also be useful.

03 · Main Spare-Parts Categories

Main Spare-Parts Categories

Enquiries typically fall into these elevator and escalator component families. Each request is reviewed against the original model and technical specification.

Industrial metal fabrication representing traction machines and drive components

Traction & Drive Components

Traction machines, inverters, encoders and related drive components.

Circuit board representing controllers, boards and electrical control parts

Control Components

Controllers, control cabinets, circuit boards, interface devices and related electrical items.

Finished elevator landing doors representing door-system replacement parts

Door-System Components

Door operators, landing-door parts, car-door parts, rollers, sensors and related mechanisms.

Stainless-steel elevator lobby fixtures including COP, LOP and landing indicators

Operating Fixtures

COP, LOP, buttons, displays, indicators and associated interface components.

Factory fabrication of mechanical elevator components such as guides and car-frame parts

Mechanical Components

Guide-related parts, suspension components, car-frame items and other mechanical replacement requirements.

Safety inspection on site representing governors, gears and buffer-related items

Safety-Related Components

Safety gears, overspeed governors, buffers and other safety-related items, subject to exact model and project requirements.

Office escalators representing steps, handrails and escalator drive parts

Escalator Components

Steps, handrails, drive-related parts, controls and other escalator replacement items.

04 · Match by Specification

Match by Specification—not by Appearance

This principle is especially important for electronic and electromechanical parts.

Before confirming a replacement, available information should be checked for factors such as:

  • Model number
  • Voltage
  • Current or power rating
  • Communication interface
  • Connector arrangement
  • Encoder type
  • Mechanical dimensions
  • Mounting points
  • Equipment compatibility

A visually similar component should never be assumed to be interchangeable without technical confirmation.

Engineer reviewing a technical specification on a laptop before confirming a replacement part
Confirm voltage, interface and dimensions first.
Open toolbox at an elevator landing during identification of a replacement component
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Possible routes for a spare-parts request

05 · Original / Alternative / Upgrade

Original Part, Alternative or Upgrade?

Depending on the age of the elevator and the availability of the original component, a spare-parts request may follow one of several routes.

  1. 01

    Original Replacement

    The same model or original-equipment part is available.

  2. 02

    Technically Compatible Alternative

    A substitute may be possible, but its compatibility must be confirmed against the existing system.

  3. 03

    Modernization Requirement

    If the original part is obsolete and the replacement affects several connected systems, modernization may be more practical than replacing a single component.

JAFITA helps customers clarify which type of requirement they are dealing with before moving to commercial confirmation.

Dimensional inspection of supplied elevator components used as a later project reference
Project records reduce later identification from photographs alone.

06 · Spare Parts for Previous Projects

Spare Parts for Previous Projects

For equipment previously supplied through JAFITA, project references and historical configuration information can help simplify future enquiries.

When available, send:

  • Original quotation or order number
  • Project name
  • Equipment serial or identification number
  • Elevator model
  • Required component

This can reduce the need to identify the equipment from photographs alone.

Export truck and cargo trailer at a logistics yard for an overseas spare-parts shipment
Confirm identity before an international shipment.

07 · Spare Parts for International Customers

Spare Parts for International Customers

International spare-parts orders require clear identification because returns and re-shipment can be costly.

For overseas enquiries, we recommend confirming:

  • Project country
  • Part identity
  • Quantity
  • Electrical specification
  • Dimensions
  • Delivery urgency
  • Preferred shipping method

Packaging and commercial documentation are coordinated according to the final order and shipping arrangement.

08 · Recommended Spare Parts for New Projects

Recommended Spare Parts for New Projects

New residential elevator installation where selected spare parts can be ordered with the equipment
Discuss the spare-parts package before shipment.
Warehouse inventory of boxed components prepared as a maintenance spare-parts package
Selected spares
Restaurant dumbwaiter representing equipment type when planning a new-project spare-parts package
By equipment type

For certain projects, it may be practical to order selected spare parts together with the original elevator equipment.

The appropriate spare-parts package depends on the equipment type, component configuration, local maintenance capability and project requirements.

This can be discussed before shipment so that the customer has a clearer maintenance reference after installation.

09 · For Distributors

For Distributors & Maintenance Companies

JAFITA also supports recurring component requirements for professional buyers.

Where repeat cooperation is established, clear records of approved models and specifications can help improve the efficiency of later orders.

This is particularly useful for:

  • Elevator distributors
  • Maintenance companies
  • Installation companies
  • Regional elevator brands
  • Contractors managing multiple sites
Professional buyers reviewing approved models and specifications for recurring component orders
Approved models make later orders faster.
Warehouse worker moving boxed goods on a cart, representing a spare-parts enquiry ready to send

10 · Need a Spare Part?

Need a Spare Part?

Send us the original information first. If the part number is missing, send clear photographs from multiple angles together with electrical and dimensional information.

Part number · Nameplate · Equipment model · Photos · Quantity