Railway Station at Peine

The elevators at Peine Station have been out of service since an unexpected technical issue arose, causing a delay in the delivery of necessary replacement parts. The city administration is currently addressing the defects, with a commitment to prioritizing the use of the crossing aid for mobility-impaired individuals.

The elevators, installed in 2014, have been subject to regular maintenance since their installation. However, the current outage is due to a lack of the required replacement parts. The city administration, along with users, expresses hope for the timely completion of the repairs, although they acknowledge that the repairs are contingent upon the delivery of these parts.

The supplier of the specialized spare parts for the elevators at Peine Station is KONE. Unfortunately, the delivery of these parts is delayed, causing a further delay in the elevators becoming operational again. As of the time of this article, all three elevators at Peine Station are out of service.

The city of Peine is not responsible for the current outage due to the delay in the delivery of replacement parts. They have no control over the delivery time of the specialized parts, and repairs cannot be carried out until the parts have been delivered.

Despite the inconvenience, the city of Peine is committed to ensuring the unrestricted use of the crossing aid for mobility-impaired individuals. They aim to repair any damage promptly and hope for the early completion of the necessary repairs for the elevators at Peine Station.

An estimated timeframe for the elevators to be available again is the beginning of September 2025, with an approximate duration of 2 weeks. However, this is dependent on the delivery of the replacement parts. The city administration and users alike are eager for the elevators at Peine Station (north and south sides towards Braunschweig Street) to be functional again.