Precision 2308-3-630

Precision 2308-3-630 Mortise Exit Device User Manual

Model: 2308-3-630

1. Product Overview

The Precision 2308-3-630 Mortise Exit Device is a robust and reliable panic hardware solution designed for commercial single and double door applications. This device ensures safe and efficient egress, meeting stringent safety and performance standards. It is suitable for doors requiring a mortise lock preparation and offers field-reversible handing for versatile installation.

2. Key Features

3. Components and Parts

The Precision 2308-3-630 Mortise Exit Device consists of several key components:

Precision 2308-3-630 Mortise Exit Device

Figure 1: Overview of the Precision 2308-3-630 Mortise Exit Device. This image displays the main body of the exit device, including the touchbar and the mortise lock mechanism on the left side, ready for installation into a door.

4. Installation and Setup

4.1 Pre-Installation Checks

4.2 Handing Reversibility

The device is field reversible. The Touchbar Assembly, Mortise Lock, and Trim (if applicable) can be reversed on-site to accommodate either left-hand or right-hand door configurations. For complete device reversibility, a mortise strike plate for the opposite hand may be required.

4.3 General Installation Steps (Consult Full Template)

  1. Prepare the door and frame according to the provided installation template (not included in this manual, typically supplied with the product).
  2. Install the mortise lock into the door's mortise pocket. Ensure the lock front plate pivots correctly for beveled or square-edged doors.
  3. Attach the exit device assembly to the door, aligning it with the mortise lock.
  4. Secure all components with appropriate fasteners.
  5. Install the strike plate (No. S982) on the door frame, ensuring proper alignment with the latchbolt.
  6. Test the device for smooth operation and proper latching.

5. Operation

To exit, simply push the touchbar on the interior side of the door. This action retracts the latchbolt, allowing the door to open. The device is designed for immediate and unobstructed egress.

5.1 Dogging Function

For applications where the door needs to remain unlocked and open without the latchbolt extending, the dogging mechanism can be engaged. Insert a 1/4" hex key into the dogging hole (typically located on the underside of the device) and turn it 1/4 turn. This will hold the latchbolt retracted. To disengage, turn the hex key back 1/4 turn. Note: Dogging is NOT available on Fire Exit Hardware models.

6. Maintenance

7. Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Device does not latch properly.Misalignment of strike plate or mortise lock.Adjust strike plate position. Check mortise lock installation.
Touchbar is stiff or difficult to push.Lack of lubrication; debris in mechanism; bent touchbar.Clean and lubricate moving parts. Inspect for damage.
Dogging mechanism not working.Incorrect hex key size; mechanism jammed; device is Fire Exit Hardware.Use correct 1/4" hex key. Clear any obstructions. Note that dogging is disabled on Fire Exit Hardware.

8. Specifications

Various Lock Finishes including 630 Stainless Steel

Figure 2: Examples of various lock finishes. The 630 finish, which is Satin Stainless Steel, is typically represented by the bottom right option in this type of chart, providing a visual reference for the product's finish.

9. Warranty Information

Specific warranty details for the Precision 2308-3-630 Mortise Exit Device are not provided in this manual. Please refer to the manufacturer's official website or contact their customer support for current warranty terms and conditions.

10. Support and Contact

For technical assistance, replacement parts, or further inquiries regarding the Precision 2308-3-630 Mortise Exit Device, please contact Precision customer support. Contact information is typically available on the product packaging or the official Precision website.