The house is leaking, the elevator is flooded, and it is broken. Help! ~! ~!

Oh? This is a tragedy. There are several possibilities for your compensation.

The first one is the least loss: your floor is low and you didn't let bubbles enter the elevator car when you ran. Generally speaking, it is enough to spend money to change the safety switches in several pits. If you don't live on the ground floor and the landing door of the elevator is flooded when running water, you may have to spend more money to replace the door lock contact of the landing door. These are relatively cheap, belonging to the mildest tap water, and can be done in a few hundred dollars or so.

The second kind is general loss: unfortunately, your running water flooded the floor computer board of the elevator attached to the shaft wall, but fortunately, it did not flood the car. Then your compensation should include the first item, plus the price of the floor computer board. This is much more expensive, a board is about 500- 1000, or more expensive, depending on the manufacturer. The exact amount of loss depends on how many pieces you flooded.

The third one is more serious: running flooded the car ... you are in pain. There are some circuit boards and portal motors on the roof, which are more expensive. There are tens of thousands of boards, and so are portal motors. The price is really hard to say. Things from different manufacturers are different, depending on life.

The most tragic one I have ever heard of. I didn't go to the scene to see it. After running water, even the inverter, main control board, contactor and rectifier bridge collapsed. If you really want to catch up with this once-in-a-century good luck, you have to go home and burn incense. ...