KONE Motion Control Board KM987080G01 KM987081H02 KCE-DCBG

KONE KM987080G01 / KM987081H02 KCE-DCBG is a motion control PCB assembly used in compatible KONE elevator drive systems.

This board is commonly identified by the KM987080G01 spare-part number together with the KM987081H02 or DCBG marking found on the PCB. It forms part of the elevator drive-control system and is used in selected KONE MiniSpace, MonoSpace, and TranSys elevator configurations.

Common product references include:

• KONE KM987080G01

• KONE KM987081H02

• KONE KCE-DCBG Board

• KONE DCBG Motion Control Board

• KONE Elevator Drive Board

• KONE 377 Board

• KONE KDM Drive PCB

• KONE Motion Control PCB

Check More Than the Main Part Number

A replacement board should not be selected only from its general appearance. Similar KONE drive boards may have different PCB revisions, connector definitions, software configuration, or drive-system applications.

Before quotation, please confirm:

• KM987080G01 assembly number

• KM987081H02 PCB marking

• KCE-DCBG or DCBG identification

• complete label and revision information

• photos of the front and rear sides

• connector and terminal arrangement

• installation position in the drive unit

• KDM, KDL, or related drive information

• elevator platform and controller type

• fault code or technician’s diagnosis

Typical replacement enquiries may involve a damaged PCB, drive communication fault, abnormal motion-control response, burnt components, unstable elevator operation, or failure detected during drive-system troubleshooting.

Because this board works within the elevator motion-control system, technicians should verify the power supply, feedback signals, encoder circuit, motor connections, communication wiring, brake-control circuit, and associated drive modules before concluding that the PCB is defective.

After replacement, drive parameters and elevator operation must be checked by a qualified technician. The elevator should not return to service until starting, stopping, levelling, travel direction, brake operation, and relevant safety functions have been tested.

For maintenance companies in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Brazil, Colombia, Spain, and Italy, sending the original PCB label, drive-unit photo, connector details, and fault information helps distinguish the correct DCBG revision before shipment.