Train stops due to door and power issues between Laramie and Cicero, Chicago IL
Other Non-Crime EventA train experienced operational problems including door malfunctions and power issues, causing it to stop between Laramie Avenue and Cicero Avenue. Maintenance personnel were dispatched to resolve the issue.
Audio|Source: CTA Rail Ops - Chicago Transit Authority
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Transcript:
00:00
It is not moving.
00:01
It was operating.
00:03
Open the doors, close the doors, everything is fine.
00:05
I'm putting in the power, and it is moving.
00:11
What did your power read at this time? It is these things? Does your door have a door relay?
00:19
I have a door relay. Everything looks normal controls. I put it in power.
00:27
And... please are... Lord of two percent many of the city reset in the prime...
00:35
Yeah,
00:37
I'm going to try that in, not control.
00:39
She's moving here, because 5114.
00:44
That's about 10 minutes.
00:48
That's info here, she can't find 4.2.
00:56
Okay,
00:57
we're looking up, check your track.
01:02
617,
01:03
southbound approach of land, we're steady here.
01:07
3.40.2 provided tracking rail end is clear, and that's to your attention, all three-line operators we do have maintainers out there and right away from...
01:18
Yeah, I'm set for it.
01:21
From Laramie to Cicero.
01:23
Laramie to Cicero, maintainers on the rider. Rep, operator,
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Location mentioned:
N Laramie Ave & Cicero Ave, Chicago, IL 60630
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