The inspection cycle of the elevator is stipulated by the Rules for Elevator Supervision and Inspection and Periodic Inspection (TSG T7001-2023). During the transition period, the inspection of the elevator can be carried out according to the new version of the inspection regulations or the original inspection regulations. However, after January 1, 2024, all elevator inspections and inspections need to be carried out in accordance with the new version of inspection regulations and inspection rules.
In terms of specific inspection cycles, for example, after the elevator installation supervision and inspection is qualified, self-inspection is carried out once a year. The self-inspection date of the elevator is determined based on the date of the latest supervision and inspection or the month where the date of the regular inspection is passed, and the self-inspection can be carried out up to one month in advance. For elevators within 15 years, a regular inspection is carried out in the 1st, 4th, 7th, 9th, 11th, 13th, and 15th years. Elevators that are more than 15 years old need to be inspected once a year.
If you find that the elevator is expired and has not been tested, you must first confirm whether your elevator really has a management unit. If both maintenance and property management run away, then you need to find other entities to complain. In this case, you can report to the local Quality and Technical Supervision Bureau as soon as possible, and they should issue you a certificate of overdue inspection and an explanation of the reasons. At the same time, you can also make a report and complaint by dialing 12365**, and the quality and technical supervision departments at all levels will deal with the relevant reports and complaints in a timely manner to ensure the safety of elevator passengers.