KONE LCECEB Extension Board KM713730G01 G11 G12 G51 G71 713733H02

KONE KM713730G01, KM713730G11, KM713730G12, KM713730G51, and KM713730G71 are electronic extension-board references used in compatible KONE LCE elevator control and signalization systems.

The original PCB may also carry the reference 713733H02. In the elevator spare-parts market, these boards are commonly described as LCECEB boards, car extension boards, COP extension boards, or cabin expansion PCBs.

KONE officially identifies KM713730G01, KM713730G11, and KM713730G71 as LCE CEB assemblies. KM713730G12 is officially listed as an LCE CIB assembly, so the complete G-number should always be checked rather than relying only on the family name.

This product may also be searched as:

• KONE KM713730G01

• KONE KM713730G11

• KONE KM713730G12

• KONE KM713730G51

• KONE KM713730G71

• KONE 713733H02

• KONE LCECEB Board

• KONE LCECIB Board

• KONE Car Extension Board

• KONE COP Expansion Board

• KONE Elevator Extension PCB

Confirm the Complete G-Version

A board marked 713733H02 may be supplied under several different assembly references. The PCB marking alone is therefore not enough for final identification.

Before ordering, buyers should provide:

• complete KM713730G01, G11, G12, G51, or G71 label

• 713733H02 PCB marking

• LCECEB, LCE CEB, or LCE CIB identification

• front and rear PCB photos

• connector quantity and arrangement

• installed-position photo

• connected COP, car box, or signalization information

• elevator model and controller platform

• previous repair details

• quantity required

G01, G11, G12, G51, and G71 may share a similar PCB shape, but they should not be treated as automatically interchangeable. Differences may involve hardware revision, connector arrangement, fitted components, communication configuration, or elevator platform.

Why the Installation Photo Is Useful

This board is often identified after it has already been removed from the elevator. At that point, it may be difficult to determine which connectors were used and where the board was installed.

Before disconnection, technicians should photograph:

• cable routing

• plug positions

• unused connectors

• surrounding modules

• installation enclosure

• controller or signalization system

These details help distinguish a car extension or COP-related board from another similar KONE PCB.

Before installing the replacement, technicians should also inspect the plugs, power supply, communication wiring, grounding, and connected signalization components. A damaged cable or unstable supply may produce symptoms similar to PCB failure.

Installation, configuration, and functional testing should be completed by qualified elevator technicians.

For buyers in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Brazil, Colombia, Spain, and Italy, complete old-board photos and all visible identification numbers are recommended before shipment.

FAQ

Is 713733H02 the complete ordering number?

Usually not. It is commonly printed directly on the PCB, while KM713730G01, G11, G12, G51, or G71 is used as the complete assembly reference.

Are all KM713730 versions officially called LCECEB?

No. KONE officially identifies G01, G11, and G71 as LCE CEB assemblies, while G12 is officially listed as an LCE CIB assembly.

Can KM713730G11 replace KM713730G12?

Not automatically. Besides the different official naming, the connector layout, hardware revision, and installed elevator system should be checked before replacement.

What is KM713730G51?

Public replacement-parts listings commonly describe G51 as part of the same car-extension or LCECEB board family, but I did not find a publicly accessible KONE official page confirming its full product description. It should be matched using the original label and PCB photos.

Is this the main elevator controller?

No. It is an extension-board or signalization-related PCB used inside a compatible KONE LCE system, not the complete elevator controller.