KONE Door Cam 601500G1

KONE Door Cam 601500G1 is a mechanical door operating component used in compatible KONE elevator door systems.

Installed on the car-door mechanism, the door cam works with the landing-door lock rollers when the elevator reaches the landing. Its mechanical movement helps engage and release the landing-door interlock during normal door opening and closing.

This product may also be searched as:

• KONE 601500G1

• KONE Elevator Door Cam

• KONE Car Door Cam

• KONE Door Vane Assembly

• KONE Door Coupler

• KONE Elevator Door Spare Parts

Compare the Complete Mechanical Structure

Although the 601500G1 reference is an important identification point, the original door cam should still be compared before ordering. Similar door cam assemblies may differ in cam profile, mounting dimensions, linkage arrangement, spring position, roller-contact area, and installation direction.

For accurate confirmation, buyers should provide:

• complete 601500G1 marking

• clear front and side photos

• overall dimensions

• mounting-hole spacing

• linkage and spring arrangement

• roller-contact position

• left-opening or right-opening door information

• installed-position photo

• door operator model if available

• quantity required

The door cam may require replacement when the assembly is bent, worn, loose, difficult to reset, or unable to engage the landing-door lock correctly. These problems may cause door-lock faults, impact noise, incomplete unlocking, or unstable elevator door operation.

During maintenance, technicians should also inspect the landing-door lock rollers, door clutch, return springs, linkage joints, mounting bolts, door alignment, and interlock adjustment. Incorrect clearance between the cam and lock rollers may produce symptoms similar to a damaged door cam.

Installation and adjustment should be carried out by qualified elevator technicians. The landing-door interlock and related safety-circuit functions must be tested before the elevator returns to service.

For maintenance companies in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Brazil, Chile, Spain, and Italy, providing old-part photos and dimensional measurements before shipment helps improve matching accuracy.