In a hydraulic elevator lacking precise leveling, which consequence occurs during frequent short trips?

💡 Explanation

Frequent short elevator trips without proper leveling result in accumulator pressure stratification because the mixing provided by full-stroke cycles is absent; therefore temperature imbalances within the accumulator worsen which exacerbates the stratification rather than stabilizing.

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