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Dor-o-Matic 1790 Slider. This is one on the components used in the NL/HB Cylinder Assy

Doromatic part # SLIDER.101 or PB344

Dor-o-Matic 1790 Repair Parts Breakdown

Dor-o-Matic 1790 Channel Spacer. This part is used on Dor-o-Matic 1790's with an outside key cylinder.

Doromatic part # SPACER.107 or PB326

Dor-o-Matic 1790 Repair Parts Breakdown

Dor-o-Matic 990/1990/2090 Lever Arm Pin. This pin is what the spring attaches to.

Doromatic part # PIN.104

Dor-o-Matic 990/1990 Repair Parts Breakdown
Dor-o-Matic 1090/2090 Repair Parts Breakdown

The Falcon / Dor-o-Matic Panic Device 2090 / 1790 Standard Strike is the strike shipped with all new Falcon 2090 and 1790 exit devices.  The strike measures 1-3/4" high, 1-3/4" deep and only comes in a Black Matte color.  This strike was known for a long time as the Dor-o-Matic SD36 Strike, but after changing there name to Falcon in about 2008, it is know known as the Falcon SD36 Strike.

Dor-o-Matic Lever arm.

Doromatic part # DC15 Lh and DC40 Rh

Order G199015 for Left Hand and G199040 for Right Hand

Left hand lever shown for 1990 and the 2090 inactive case.

Dor-o-Matic 990/1990 Repair Parts Breakdown
Dor-o-Matic 1090/2090 Repair Parts Breakdown

Dor-o-Matic Rod Bearing. This is the piece that goes over the rod and fits into the traveller to take up slack.

Doromatic part # BUSH.109 or PB3

Dor-o-Matic 990/1990 Repair Parts Breakdown
Dor-o-Matic 1690 Repair Parts Breakdown

The Dor-o-Matic 1690/1990 Top Strike PB48 is used on the Dor-o-Matic 1690, 1990 and 2390 Concealed Vertical Rod Exit and Panic Devices. The plate measures 1" x 1-1/16" with 4 holes. The mounting holes are 11/16" x 11/16" on center. The diameter of the pin is 7/16" and projects out 5/32". Ships with mounting screws and 3 shim plates.  The Dor-o-Matic Panic Devices have been around since the late 1960’s, but have most recently been known as the Falcon Panic Device from a name change they had in about 2008.  They are basically the same device, with the same parts, just a different name plate.  Falcon part # PB48.

Dor-o-Matic/Falcon 990/1990 Repair Parts Breakdown
Dor-o-Matic/Falcon 1690 Repair Parts Breakdown

The Dor-o-Matic 1990 and 2090 Set Screw PB38. This set screw goes in the housing to secure it on the mounting studs.  There is 3 of these screws on each housing, two on the left and right side toward the top, and one on the bottom.   The manufacture is now Falcon.

Doromatic part # SCREW.1039 PB38

Dor-o-Matic 990/1990 Repair Parts Breakdown
Dor-o-Matic 1090/2090 Repair Parts Breakdown

The Dor-o-Matic 2090 Backplate Assembly PB89 has been around since the early 1970's.  It is now called the Falcon 2090 Back Plate Sub Assembly, but it is the same thing, just different owners of the company.  This piece includes the plate casting, latch bolt, pinion gear, and retractor.

Doromatic Part # 4270902974 Right Hand
Doromatic Part # 4270902968 Left Hand

LEFT HAND BACKPLATE SHOWN

Dor-o-Matic 1490/1590 Dogging Bracket PB222

If your Dor-o-Matic / Falcon exit device is not locking open when the hex key is turned, this is the most likely cause.

Dor-o-Matic / Falcon Part # 4270107046 or PB222

The Dor-o-Matic 1990/2090 "E" Ring RRing.109 is use to connect the concealed rods to the Traveller Assembly (G199028, PB88, or 4270100013).  The rods fit through the traveller and rod bushings, and the Retaining Ring holds them in place.  This piece has a diameter of 1/2".   This item is now under the Falcon name plate.

Dor-o-Matic 990/1990 Repair Parts Breakdown
Dor-o-Matic 1690 Repair Parts Breakdown

New for 2024 the Falcon MEL 47867200 Mechanical Latch Retraction. Retrofits all 1690, 1790, 24 and 25 Series devices to Mechanical Latch Retraction. This new system uses the PS902 Power Supply.  The benefits for the MEL Series over the Older EL series are lower power draw (1 amp verse 16 amp), and more flexible power supply location, longer wire runs and thinner guage wires.

The Dor-o-Matic 1690/1990 Top Rod Latch Assembly PB130 is also used on the 1390, 1490 and 2390.  This latch has been around since the 1970's,  and is usually the issue if your bottom rod is dragging on the floor.  Although we are calling it Dor-o-Matic, it is actually known as a Falcon SU Top Latch due to a name change 5 or 6 years ago.  This latch rolls over when the device is pressed in and then locks in that position.  When the door closes, the 'U" channel of the latch flips over to a vertical postion and drops the rods.  This latch always uses the PB48 Strike, our part # G199034.  The Dor-o-Matic Panic Devices have been around since the late 1960’s, but have most recently been known as the Falcon Panic Device from a name change they had in about 2008.  They are basically the same device, with the same parts, just a different name plate.  Falcon part # PB130 or 4270101806.