MTM-15DK-5 PQC-SII Refurbished Komori LCD Touchscreen Monitor, 5AA-0021-20K, 5AA-0015-14K

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MTM-15DK-5 PQC-SII Refurbished Komori LCD Touchscreen Monitor, 5AA-0021-20K, 5AA-0015-14K

from $3,718.75

Rebuilt MTM-15DK-5 PQC-SII / KMS-IV / PDC-SII / LCD Monitor, SSI / MTT CORPORATION, Komori Part Numbers: 5AA-0021-20K, 5AA-0015-14K (Compatible Komori Part Numbers: 5AA-0015-146, 5AA0015146, 5AA001514K, 5AA-0021-200, 5AA0021200, 5AA002120K)

Please review this policy carefully before placing your order. All sales are final unless otherwise agreed to in writing. Please ensure all questions are addressed before completing your purchase.

Core Exchange Requirement
This item is sold through a core exchange program. To qualify for the exchange price, you must return your identical old part ("core") to Lithronix. Returned cores must be repairable and suitable for refurbishment.

Standard Exchange Process
Customers must first send their core to Lithronix. Once received and verified, the replacement part will be shipped

Advance Shipment Option
If you require a replacement before sending your core, Lithronix may approve an advance shipment at its sole discretion. In such cases:

  • Written acknowledgment of the core return obligation is required.

  • A valid credit card must be provided.

  • Lithronix may place an authorization hold of up to the full non-exchange value of the item.

  • The original core must be returned using the packaging provided by Lithronix whenever possible.

  • Original core must be received by Lithronix within 7 calendar days of delivery of the replacement part, unless otherwise agreed to in writing.

If the core is not received within this timeframe, or if the customer retains both the replacement part and the original core, Lithronix reserves the right to charge up to the full non-exchange value of the item using the payment method on file. If a core is returned after additional charges have been applied, any credit issued will be at Lithronix's discretion and will be reduced by applicable processing and handling fees. Lithronix reserves the right to refuse future exchange transactions for customers with unresolved or previously unreturned cores.

Cancellation After Shipment
If the customer later determines that a replacement part is not needed, the replacement part must be returned to Lithronix in unaltered, resalable condition.

  • A 20% restocking fee applies to unopened returns.

  • Opened items may be subject to additional inspection and handling charges.

Shipping and Payments terms: The shipping charges for sending the faulty part to Lithronix are your responsibility. In case the item sent for core credit is not in repairable condition and it needs to be send back to you, the shipping charges are your responsibility through your UPS or FedEx shipping account! In case you do not have a shipping account we will quote you the shipping charges. We also highly recommend the purchase of a SHIPPING INSURANCE! 

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Is there a way to replace the lower screen on a Komori L / LS / GL / SP Press with an after market touch screen monitor?

The lower screen on the  Komori L / LS / GL / SP Press is tied directly into Komori’s PQC (Print Quality Control) system and factory PLC, so it won’t recognize or work with an aftermarket touchscreen out of the box. Since the PQC software drives the interface, you’d need to reverse engineer the main PQC program to make an aftermarket HMI communicate properly — and that’s no small task.

In practice, your options are:

OEM replacement of the touchscreen through Komori, which guarantees full compatibility.

Buy a rebuilt original touchscreen monitor, which will plug in and work seamlessly.

Custom integration by a controls/automation engineer who understands Komori protocols, the PQC software, and can safely interface a third-party HMI (Human-Machine Interface). This means digging into the PQC code and control logic, which could risk stability, downtime, or loss of factory support.

So yes, it’s technically possible with reverse engineering, but not realistic unless you have deep technical resources. For most operations, OEM service is the safer path.