Key Elevator Components and How They Work
                    An elevator is made up of multiple components, each playing a vital role in the system’s functionality and safety. Here are the most important parts:
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Motor (Geared or Gearless): Powers the movement of the cabin.
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Cabin: The space where passengers ride.
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Guide Rails: Direct the vertical motion of the cabin and counterweight.
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Control Panel: Acts as the brain of the elevator, issuing movement commands.
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Doors: Includes both cabin doors and landing doors, synchronized for safety.
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Safety Brake System (Parachute): Prevents the cabin from free-falling in emergencies.
 
Regular maintenance of these parts is essential to ensure smooth and safe elevator operation.