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NOTICE

Do not use aggressive cleaning agents!

Do not use photographic lens cleaners and no perfume-impregnated, dyed or lotion-soaked cloths to
clean optical surfaces. By the use the optics can take permanently damage!

• Protect the device from dust and moisture!

• Avoid fingerprints and similar contamination of the optical surfaces.

• The residual moisture must be completely degraded before use.

• Do not clean the optics too often! A little dust on the front of the lens or mirror surface will not signi-

ficantly reduce the image quality. This is no reason for cleaning.

• If necessary, carefully remove dust on the front of the lens or mirror surface with a camel hair

brush or blow away with compressed air.

• Remove organic soiling (e.g. fingerprints) with a cleaning liquid (mixing ratio: three parts distilled

water, one part isopropyl alcohol). Add a small drop of biodegradable dishwashing detergent per
half liter of cleaning liquid. Use soft, white face tissues and carefully clean surfaces with short, ra-
dial wiping movements. Replace the tissues as often as possible.

• If the air humidity is high, the glass may fog up and moisture may form. This is not a defect! In this

case, allow the device to acclimatise at room temperature for some time so that the residual hu-
midity can be reduced.

• Once the residual moisture has been completely removed, fit the dust caps and store the tele-

scope in a closed container* in a dry, mould-free place. It is recommended to store accessories in
a closed container with desiccant.

• (Depending on the model, a case may already be included in the scope of delivery)

19 Disposal

Dispose of the packaging materials properly, according to their type, such as paper or card-
board. Contact your local waste-disposal service or environmental authority for information
on the proper disposal.

Please take the current legal regulations into account when disposing of the device! Get more informa-
tion on the proper disposal from the local waste-disposal service or environmental authority.

20 Warranty

The regular warranty period is 5 years and starts on the day of purchase. For full warranty terms and
services, please visit 

www.bresser.de/warranty_terms

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Summary of Contents for 80/400

Page 1: ...Telescope NightExplorer 80 400 EN Instruction manual...

Page 2: ...le code QR ou le lien correspondant NL Bezoek onze internetpagina via de volgende QR code of weblink voor meer informatie over dit product of de beschikbare vertalingen van deze gebruiksaanwijzing ES...

Page 3: ...7 Site location 7 8 Setting up the tripod 7 9 Moving the tripod head 7 10 Mounting the OTA on the tripod 8 11 Installing accessories 8 12 Using eyepieces 9 13 Using the diagonal mirror 9 14 Smartphone...

Page 4: ...er countries 2 Validity note This documentation is valid for the products with the following article numbers 9621800 Manual version 0921 Manual designation Manual_9621800_NightExplorer 80 400_en_BRESS...

Page 5: ...observe the following safety in formation in order to avoid fires Do not place the device particularly the lenses in direct sunlight The concentration of light could cause a fire NOTICE Danger of mate...

Page 6: ...Eyepiece connection 7 Eyepieces 8 Fixation screw Diagonal mirror 9 Diagonal mirror 10 Focus wheel 11 Tripod head plate 12 Tripod head with tilting mechanism 13 Locking lever tripod head plate 14 Fixi...

Page 7: ...her and pull out the tripod leg middle parts completely 3 Open the lower locking clips one after the other and extend the tripod leg lower parts to the de sired height 4 Make sure that the air bubble...

Page 8: ...tripod head plate to the optical tube Make sure that the fixing pin engages in the corresponding hole 3 Push the locking lever on the tripod head to the FREE position and insert the optical tube with...

Page 9: ...g ring S3 Guide rail S4 Smartphone S5 Clamping bolt S6 Fixing screw guide rail CAUTION When inserting and subsequently using the smartphone holder always ensure that the smartphone inserted is secured...

Page 10: ...ired object e g the moon and look through the eyepiece 2 By adjusting the telescope horizontally and vertically bring the object into the center of the field of view 3 The object is magnified through...

Page 11: ...ces with short ra dial wiping movements Replace the tissues as often as possible If the air humidity is high the glass may fog up and moisture may form This is not a defect In this case allow the devi...

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