KONE MKG161-08 MKG161-09 Landing Door Interlock  - 1

KONE MKG161-08 MKG161-09 Landing Door Interlock

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MKG161-08, MKG161-09

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SKU: KONE MKG161-08 MKG161-09 Landing Door Interlock Category: Kone

Description


KONE Landing Door Interlock MKG161-08 MKG161-09

KONE MKG161-08 and MKG161-09 are landing door interlock assemblies used in compatible KONE elevator door systems.

The landing door interlock is an important mechanical safety component that keeps the landing door securely locked when the elevator car is not at the floor. Only when the elevator reaches the correct landing position can the interlock mechanism release the door for normal opening.

Common search references include:

  • KONE MKG161-08

  • KONE MKG161-09

  • KONE Landing Door Interlock

  • KONE Door Lock Assembly

  • KONE Elevator Door Lock

  • KONE Landing Door Lock Device

  • KONE Door Interlock Device

Verify the Original Lock Before Ordering

Although MKG161-08 and MKG161-09 belong to the same door-lock family, the complete model number should always be confirmed before replacement. Different versions may vary in locking hook design, mounting dimensions, contact arrangement, release mechanism, or door system compatibility.

To ensure correct selection, please provide:

  • complete MKG161-08 or MKG161-09 marking

  • clear photos of the complete lock assembly

  • front and side views

  • mounting-hole spacing

  • electrical contact configuration (if equipped)

  • locking hook condition

  • installation position on the landing door

  • elevator model if available

  • quantity required

Typical replacement reasons include worn locking hooks, damaged mechanical parts, broken contacts, excessive wear, door-lock faults, failure to make safety contacts, or unstable door operation caused by long-term service.

If replacing the interlock does not solve the problem, technicians should also inspect the door vane, door clutch, landing door, lock roller, release mechanism, wiring, safety circuit, and door alignment. Proper adjustment and functional testing should always be completed before returning the elevator to normal operation.

For maintenance companies in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, UAE, Brazil, Chile, Spain, and Italy, sending clear photos of the original lock together with the complete MKG161 model number helps distinguish different versions and improves replacement accuracy.

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