KONE AVD7S Landing Indicator Board KM863190G01 KM50017288G11

KONE KM863190G01 and KM50017288G11 are AVD7S landing indicator board references used in compatible KONE elevator signalization systems.

The AVD7S assembly is normally installed behind a landing indicator or hall operating panel. It provides seven-segment floor indication and may also work with direction signals or a landing gong, depending on the original panel configuration.

KONE officially identifies KM50017288G11 as an AVD7S Assembly classified as a landing indicator unit. KM863190G01 is identified as an LCI AVD7S seven-segment display PCB with gong.

This product may also be searched as:

• KONE KM863190G01

• KONE KM50017288G11

• KONE 863193H03

• KONE KM50017289H02

• KONE AVD7S Display Board

• KONE Landing Indicator Board

• KONE LCI Display PCB

• KONE Seven-Segment Display

• KONE Landing Gong Board

Check Whether the Original Panel Uses a Gong

The gong function is an important confirmation point for this display family. Two AVD7S boards may have a similar display layout, but the connected components and panel configuration may not be the same.

Before ordering, buyers should confirm:

• KM863190G01 or KM50017288G11 assembly label

• 863193H03 or KM50017289H02 PCB marking

• AVD7S identification

• whether a landing gong is connected

• illuminated display colour

• floor-number and arrow style

• front and rear PCB photos

• connector quantity and position

• complete landing panel photo

• elevator controller information

• quantity required

The assembly number and the number printed directly on the PCB should be recorded separately. KM863190G01 is an earlier AVD7S reference, while KM50017288G11 belongs to the later AVD7S assembly family. A replacement relationship should still be checked against the installed panel, connector layout, and controller configuration.

Photograph the Display While It Is Powered

An illuminated display photo can reveal details that are difficult to identify from the PCB alone, including display colour, missing segments, arrow arrangement, and panel orientation.

Replacement may be considered when:

• floor numbers are incomplete

• individual segments remain dark

• the display flickers

• the indicator is completely blank

• the gong does not operate

• connectors or PCB components are visibly damaged

Before replacing the display board, technicians should also inspect the panel power supply, communication wiring, gong connection, plugs, connector terminals, and controller output. A wiring or power fault can produce symptoms similar to a defective PCB.

Installation and functional testing should be carried out by qualified elevator technicians. Floor indication, direction arrows, landing gong operation, and communication with the controller should be verified before the elevator returns to service.

For buyers in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Brazil, Colombia, Spain, and Italy, an illuminated-display photo together with clear pictures of all visible labels is recommended before shipment.

FAQ

Is KM50017288G11 a landing display board?

Yes. KONE officially identifies KM50017288G11 as an AVD7S Assembly and classifies it as a landing indicator unit.

What is special about KM863190G01?

KM863190G01 is officially described as an LCI AVD7S seven-segment display PCB with gong. The original panel should therefore be checked for a connected landing gong.

Can KM50017288G11 replace KM863190G01 directly?

Not automatically. KM863190G01 is marked as replaced in the KONE parts system, but the later assembly, connectors, display configuration, gong connection, and controller compatibility should still be confirmed.

Is KM50017289H02 the complete ordering number?

It is more likely to be a PCB or hardware reference associated with the display assembly. The complete G-number on the original unit should also be provided.

What photos should I send before quotation?

Please send the illuminated display, both sides of the PCB, close-ups of every visible number, the connectors, the gong connection if present, and the complete landing panel.