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Modelos relacionados y alternativos
Other boards of the same inspection series, and the boxes they are fitted in.
LHH-32X inspection box boards:
- LHH-321A — top-floor inspection board
- LHH-322A — top-floor inspection board
Inspection boxes and related LHH boards:
- KCE-901B — top-floor inspection box
- KCE-902B — top-floor inspection box
- LHH-210A — car door header display board
Potensi supplies the Mitsubishi elevator inspection box board LHH-320A, the Mitsubishi elevator inspection PCB board and the Mitsubishi lift PCB board range around it. The models above are only a part of what we can supply. We stock and source a much wider range of related and alternative models. If your model number is not listed here, please send us the model number or a photo of the original part, and we will confirm availability and the correct match for you.
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- Cobertura de mercado del 99%: Podemos suministrar cerca de 99% de repuestos para ascensores disponibles en el mercado.
- Garantía de calidad auténtica: Suministramos componentes para ascensores originales y fiables.
- Asistencia especializada en identificación: Envíanos el número de modelo o fotos del producto y te ayudaremos a identificar la pieza correcta.
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Preguntas frecuentes
Q1: Where is the LHH-320A fitted?
R: It is the board inside the top-floor inspection box of a machine-room-less Mitsubishi lift, the box mounted at the top landing. The box is usually coded KCE-901B, and the board sits behind its cover. Because it is reached from the landing, it is the board a fitter uses before entering the shaft.
Q2: What are the MON1 and MON0 switches for?
R: They are the selectors used to read the fault display on this board. Turning them to different positions shows fault codes and stored data on the display, which is how the lift is interrogated without the machine room. If the display shows nothing while the supply is present, the board itself becomes the suspect.
Q3: Is it the same as LHH-321A or LHH-322A?
R: No. They belong to the same inspection series but serve different box versions. The three codes are listed together by suppliers because they are ordered together, not because one replaces another. Read the code printed on your old board and match it exactly.
Q4: Does it fit every Mitsubishi machine-room-less lift?
R: Only the versions that use the KCE-901B box with this board. Mitsubishi built several inspection box generations, and the board inside each one differs. Send us the box code and the board code together, and we will tell you whether this one is right.
Q5: The display is dead or the switches do nothing. Is the board finished?
R: Check the supply and the plug at the back of the box first, since a loose connector gives the same symptom. Look at the switch contacts and the ribbon as well, because a bent pin stops the selectors from registering. If the supply and the connections are sound and the display stays dark, replace the board.
Q6: What should I send before ordering?
R: A clear photo of the old board with the code readable, front and back. A photo of the inspection box label carrying the KCE code. The quantity you need, since these boxes are often replaced in pairs on a site.

