KONE Door Operator Electronic Box KM602810G02

KONE Door Operator Electronic Box KM602810G02 is used in KONE elevator automatic door operator control systems.

This product is more suitable to describe as an electronic box with board, door operator board, or door controller unit. It should not be confused with a KONE door motor such as KM903370G03, KM903375G04, KM601370G04, or KM602748G04.

A door motor drives the physical door movement. KM602810G02 is part of the electrical control side of the door operator system, where door commands, motor control signals, wiring connections, and door movement response are managed.

In the elevator spare parts market, this product may also be searched as:

• KONE Door Controller Board KM602810G02
• KONE Door Operator Electronic Box
• KONE Electronic Box with Board 602800G02
• KONE Elevator Door Controller
• KONE Door Operator Board
• KONE Door Machine Controller
• KONE Elevator Door Control PCB
• KONE AMD Drive-1 Door Board

The main model reference for this page is:

• KM602810G02

Related reference:

• 602800G02
• SLKNCC03037S02
• KM602810G01

These references are useful for search and quotation confirmation. However, the final replacement should still be checked by the old electronic box label, door operator system, connector layout, and site wiring.

What This Unit Controls

KM602810G02 is related to the elevator door operator control process.

It may affect how the elevator door starts, opens, closes, slows down, and responds to door commands. If the door controller unit is not matched correctly, the elevator may show door movement faults even when the motor itself is still working.

This unit may be checked when the elevator has symptoms such as:

• door motor not responding
• door opening failure
• door closing failure
• unstable door movement
• door stops before fully closing
• repeated door reopening
• abnormal door operator fault
• connector or electronic box damage

These symptoms should not be judged by the controller alone. The door motor, encoder or feedback signal, door belt, pulley, door track, door vane, light curtain, door lock signal, and wiring terminals should also be checked before confirming the fault.

Why KM602810G02 Should Be Separated From KM606040G01

KM602810G02 and KM606040G01 are both related to KONE door operator control, but they should not be written as the same product page.

KM606040G01 is commonly positioned as a KONE AMD Door Operator Electronic Box or AMDC Drive10 board.

KM602810G02 is better positioned as an electronic box with board 602800G02, door operator board, or door controller unit used in KONE automatic door system applications.

The model numbers may look similar because both are KONE door control parts, but the door system, board version, connector definition, and old unit label must be checked separately.

Details to Confirm Before Ordering

Before ordering KONE Door Operator Electronic Box KM602810G02, please provide:

• complete KM602810G02 label photo
• 602800G02 marking if visible
• SLKNCC03037S02 reference if shown on the old unit or document
• full electronic box photo
• connector side photo
• door operator installation photo
• door motor model if available
• old door controller fault description
• whether KM602810G01 or another KM6028 series model appears on site

For this product, the old electronic box photo is more useful than only providing the elevator model. It helps confirm the exact door controller version and connector arrangement.

Replacement Notes for Technicians

Do not replace KM602810G02 only by housing shape.

KONE door controller boxes may look similar from the outside, but the internal board, software version, connector layout, and door operator compatibility may be different. Before installation, technicians should compare the original and replacement unit carefully.

After replacement, the door system may need checking or adjustment, including door learning, opening and closing response, door protection input, motor wiring, and controller signal condition.

If the old unit was damaged by unstable power, wiring short circuit, motor overload, moisture, connector oxidation, or external door system fault, replacing only the electronic box may not fully solve the problem.

For overseas buyers, the safest confirmation method is to send clear photos of the original KM602810G02 label, complete controller box, connector area, and door operator installation position before shipment.