Kelsterbach station

Mörfelder Straße, Kelsterbach DEUTSCHLAND

1 elevator

Working

The elevator is working, per the Deutsche Bahn FaSta (Germany) feed.

Now: working
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Tracked since May 5, 2026

Uptime · 30 d

100.0%

Official feed · 30 of 30 days

Uptime · 90 d

100.0%

Official feed · 90 of 90 days

Avg time to fix

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Outages · 365 d

Official feed · since May 5, 2026

History

1 outage in 365 days

Per unit

10502832Elevator · Unterführung zu denGleisen 3/41 outage in 365 d · longest 2h · last May 5, 9:00 AM GMT+2

May 5, 9:00 AM GMT+2→May 5, 11:00 AM GMT+2· 2h
Deutsche Bahn FaSta (Germany)reported May 5, 9:00 AM GMT+2

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Location

Kelsterbach

Mörfelder Straße, Kelsterbach DEUTSCHLAND

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Deutsche Bahn FaSta (Germany)

Live elevator and escalator status feed from Deutsche Bahn's FaSta (Facility Status) system. Covers all DB-operated stations across Germany, including major hubs in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Cologne, Stuttgart, and Düsseldorf.

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How do I report a broken elevator at Kelsterbach?

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What's the 30-day elevator uptime at Kelsterbach?

The 30-day elevator uptime at Kelsterbach is 100.0%. That's excellent — elevators have been operational almost all of the time.

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