
KONE KM713160G02 713163H04 H05 H06 LCEADO Board
KM713160G02, KM713163H04, KM713163H05, KM713163H06
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Description



KONE LCEADO Board KM713160G02 713163H04 H05 H06
KONE KM713160G02 with PCB references 713163H04, 713163H05, and 713163H06 is an LCEADO electronic board used in compatible KONE elevator control systems.
The board is commonly identified as an LCEADO I/O 230VAC board, ADO board, or LCE 230+ADO/ACL safety circuit board in the elevator spare-parts market. During replacement, both the complete KM number and the PCB revision printed on the original board should be checked.
Common search references include:
KONE KM713160G02
KONE 713163H04
KONE 713163H05
KONE 713163H06
KONE LCEADO Board
KONE ADO Board
KONE LCE 230 ADO ACL Board
KONE Safety Circuit Board
KONE LCEADO I/O 230VAC PCB
Revision Details Matter
Boards marked 713163H04, H05, or H06 may belong to the same LCEADO product family, but the suffix should not be ignored. PCB revisions may differ in component layout, connector configuration, hardware revision, or compatibility with the installed LCE controller.
Before quotation, buyers should provide:
KM713160G02 assembly number
complete 713163H04, H05, or H06 marking
LCEADO or ADO identification
photos of the front and rear sides
PCB revision and label details
connector and terminal arrangement
installation position inside the controller
controller and elevator platform information
fault code or technician diagnosis
photos of any burnt or damaged areas
Replacement enquiries may be related to damaged electronic components, unstable controller inputs, safety-circuit faults, abnormal door-zone operation, connector damage, or problems found during LCE system troubleshooting.
Before replacing the board, technicians should inspect the 230VAC supply, safety-circuit wiring, connectors, door-zone signals, related sensors, grounding, and other connected LCE modules. A field wiring or input-signal problem may produce symptoms similar to a defective PCB.
Some maintenance records may reference KM50006052G02 LCEADOe as a later replacement for KM713160G02. This should not be treated as an automatic plug-and-play substitution. The controller configuration, connector arrangement, wiring, and applicable modification instructions should be confirmed by a qualified technician.
For maintenance companies in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Brazil, Peru, Spain, and Italy, sending the original PCB label and controller photos helps distinguish the H04, H05, and H06 revisions before shipment.




