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Steps
Confirm the design basis is A17.1 Section 2.27.7: Phase I Emergency Recall Operation and Phase II Emergency In-Car Operation.
Confirm Phase I is initiated automatically by a fire alarm/smoke detector signal (or manually via a keyed switch) and returns the car to the designated recall level.
Confirm Phase II requires a separate three-position key switch inside the car for manual firefighter control once in recall.
Verify the required testing frequency against the specific AHJ's adopted code and local fire code — commonly cited as a monthly Phase I recall test plus at least one floor of Phase II operation — but confirm the exact section number and interval against the locally adopted edition, since numbering and enforcement responsibility (elevator code vs. fire code) can differ by jurisdiction.
If the adopted A17.1 edition includes it, use Nonmandatory Appendix AA (Checklist for Firefighters' Emergency Operation) as a testing documentation template.
Known gotchas
Monthly test frequency is commonly cited but enforcement and exact interval can be governed by the local fire code/fire marshal as much as by the elevator code itself — confirm which authority actually mandates the interval for the jurisdiction in question.
Section numbering for firefighter service testing has moved between A17.1 editions — cite the number matching the specific adopted edition, not a generic reference.
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