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Post by sudburytown on Feb 17, 2018 0:44:27 GMT
I’m currently on the Central Line heading west from Central London. As the train was about to leave Notting Hill Gate there was an announcement from the driver requesting passengers not to obstruct the doors and the doors were then opened and closed. However, the end door in the carriage I’m in remained closed. There was no obvious obstruction to the door and it opened at every other station. Any idea what might have happened?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2018 5:55:06 GMT
Perhaps the driver used the reopen function?
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Post by sudburytown on Feb 17, 2018 9:04:22 GMT
But why would one door remain closed when the others opened?
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Post by superteacher on Feb 17, 2018 9:20:16 GMT
But why would one door remain closed when the others opened? I thought the reopen function only opened those doors which hadn’t closed properly? |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2018 9:38:19 GMT
I witnessed this last night. 1 set of double doors on reopened, rest remained shut.
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Post by Deep Level on Feb 18, 2018 4:46:24 GMT
But why would one door remain closed when the others opened? I thought the reopen function only opened those doors which hadn’t closed properly? It does sounds to me like the driver used the re-open function and it just so happened that three sets of doors on that carriages hadn't closed properly. I see this regularly on my way to and from work. |
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Post by jamesb on Feb 19, 2018 20:26:14 GMT
I saw an Epping train on the eastbound at Woodford this lunchtime (train 32) with a whole carriage set of doors that weren't opening. The carriage was empty and after a short delay and intervention of platform staff, the train continued to Epping, although the doors on the car in question never opened.
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