Product IntroductionBUTTON BASE,F2KKIB COP
Product Parameter| Feature | Brand New.Original |
| Brand Name | Other |
| Type | Elevator Parts |
| Product Name | Elevator Button |
| Model Number | KM804343G02/KM804342G08/KM857782G09/KM857782G |
| Payment Terms | T/T,Western Union |
| Delivery | 1-3 Working Days |
| Warranty Time | One Year |
| Transportation | DHL/TNT/FEDEX/UPS |
| MOQ | 1PC |
This is the button a passenger presses inside the car to register a floor, and it reaches the technician as a finished unit: the F2KKIB COP base is already fitted, so the worn part lifts out of the panel opening and the replacement seats into the same space in one movement.
KM804343G02 is the reference most of these panels carry. The unit has also been supplied under the other numbers in its set as fascia tooling and production runs changed, and any one of them identifies the same button on the same base. Different stamps on one part are ordinary across elevator push button manufacturers, which is why the number on the housing is the safest thing to quote.
The number is usually moulded into the housing or printed on the back of the part. Where the marking has worn smooth, a photograph of the face with the panel opening in frame normally confirms it.
| Number on the part | Standing in the set | What it means for the order |
| KM804343G02 | Main reference | The number carried by most of these panels; quoting it identifies this unit |
| KM804342G08 | Alternative stamping | Same button and same fitted base, listed under a second number |
| KM857782G09 | Alternative stamping | Part of the same set, and often the only marking still readable on an older unit; the same reference also appears in the short form KM857782G |
| F2KKIB COP base | Mounted component | Comes already fitted to the button; it is not ordered as a separate line |
The fault is almost always on the row inside the car that registers a floor. A floor that will not answer while the fascia still looks sound points to the contact behind it, and a ground-floor or top-floor button polished through — or one with a cracked lens — is changed for feel and appearance as much as for function.
Refurbishment is the other common case. When a whole row has gone uneven in feel and lighting, the row is replaced in one visit, with quantities sized to the panel. Service companies looking after several buildings of the same age often hold one or two against a repeat fault on the same panel, while elevator parts suppliers order in bulk when a service area keeps calling for the same number. Older installations matter too: where the lift maker has dropped the number from its lists, the marking on the part being removed is what the match is built from. That is the point where the lists kept by elevator push button manufacturers stop helping, and a photo of the removed button does the work instead.
The points below come up most often on orders for a single dead floor, for a full row during refurbishment, and for stock held against a repeat fault.
Yes — the F2KKIB COP base is fitted to the button before packing, so the part arrives as one unit. Nothing else needs to be added to the order, and the old assembly comes out in one piece.
In most cases, yes. If nothing is readable on the housing or the back, a photograph of the button face with the panel opening in frame is usually enough. Numbers such as KM804342G08 belong to the same set, so a worn marking rarely blocks a match.
Yes. That number sits in the same reference set, so it identifies the same button on the same mounting base. Quote it exactly as it appears on the part, or send a photo if only part of the marking has survived.
One for a floor that has stopped registering. A panel with several failed faces usually takes three or four, and restocking orders from elevator parts suppliers run larger. Single units and bulk orders are picked from the same stock line.
Single buttons travel in a carton, and larger or long-route consignments in a wooden case. Stocked units leave within 1-3 working days of order confirmation by DHL, TNT, FedEx or UPS, with tracking sent once the parcel is collected.
Quote the reference used previously. Repeat orders are picked against the same stock line, and if the earlier paperwork is not to hand, the KM804343G02 reference will pull the same unit from stock.
