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February 18, 2004 12:39 AM
Broken: Elevator buttons
This is a picture of an elevator cabin in our office building in Filderstadt, Germany."U1/U2" mean underground floors, "E" usually stands for "Erdgeschoss" - the ground floor. Up above there is a shield with companies' names on each floor - very useful for an occasional visitor. The problem arises when the visitor wants to get out of the building: which button should he press, [E] or [0]?
Recently I have indeed observed a visitor, who has pressed both buttons because he didn't know which one would lead him to an exit.
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hello
i am student in univercity for m.s
i have a factory (company) of evalator
i want some picture or katalog of evalator please
Posted by: mohammad at April 9, 2004 06:09 AM