What will happen to the doors on Phase 2 if pressure is interrupted on the door open push button?

When pressure is interrupted on the door open push button during Phase 2, the doors will close automatically. This behavior is part of the safety and operational protocols designed to ensure that doors only remain open when actively commanded to do so. Once the pressure is removed from the button, the system interprets this as a request to stop the door from being open, prompting it to initiate the closing sequence.

In elevator systems, particularly during Phase 2 operation, safety is paramount. The automatic closing of doors ensures that passengers are not exposed to potential hazards, such as leaving doors open at an incorrect position or while the elevator is operating. This automated response allows for a controlled and predictable environment, enhancing safety in the hoistway and elevator operation.