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Make sure that illuminator field lens housing and lamp are cool before attempting to remove.  Remove illuminator 
field lens housing by rotating in a counter-clockwise direction.  This housing is secured tightly, to prevent easy 
removal by students, so a very firm grip and some strength will be required. 

 

Note that lamp does not screw out.  Remove lamp by depressing lamp slightly and rotate in a counter-clockwise 
direction until it pops up slightly.  Replace with a 110v 20 watt lamp with double contact, medium bayonet base.  
This is a standard, commonly used replacement bulb.  National #800-102.  Carefully wipe lamp to insure it is 
clean and free of all fingerprints.  Replace field lens housing assembly. 

 

b.  Changing bulb on Models 138 and 139 (fluorescent bulb) 

 

Gently lay microscope on side. Using a screwdriver, remove screw in center of each rubber foot on bottom of 
base.  Remove metal cover plate to expose bulb.  Bulb is held in place by spring pressure clips and is removed 
by gently pulling bulb straight out from socket.  Replace with new bulb.  National #800-138.  Replace metal cover 
plate and rubber feet. 

 

TROUBLESHOOTING 

 

PROBLEM 

REASON FOR PROBLEM 

SOLUTION 

Light fails to operate. 

Outlet inoperative. 

Have qualified service technician 
repair outlet. 

 

 

 

 

AC power cord not connected. 

Plug into outlet. 

 

 

 

 

Lamp burned out. 

Replace lamp. 

Image does not remain in focus 
 

Stage of microscope drops from 
its own weight. 

Adjust tension control. 
 

 

 

 

 

Rack stop not set at proper 
position. 

Adjust rack stop. 

 

 

 

 

Slide upside down. 

Place slide on stage with cover 
slip up. 

 

 

 

 

Slide cover slip too thick. 

Use 0.17mm thick cover slip  
     (No.1 cover slip) 

Poor resolution 
     (image not sharp) 

Objective lenses dirty. 

Clean objective lenses. 

 

 

 

 

Eyepiece lens dirty. 

Clean eyepiece lenses. 

 

 

 

 

Too much light. 

Adjust disc diaphragm. 

Spots in field of view. 

Eyepiece or condenser lens dirty.  Clean lens. *** 

 

 

 

 

Specimen slide dirty. 

Clean slide. 

***Spots in field of view can also result from dirt on inside of eyepiece.  It is recommended that you have 
service technician clean inside of lens. 

 
 

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES AND PARTS: 

 
#610-045R 

WF10x eyepiece w/reticle, 10mm/100div. 

#615-045 

WF15x eyepiece w/pointer 

#760-045 

DIN 60xR objective lens, N.A. 0.90 

#910   

Graduated mechanical stage, top mounted adjustment knobs 

#951   

Dustcover, 16” tall x 13”, heavy vinyl with stitched seams. 

#975-001 

Carrying case, anodized aluminum, fabric lining, accessory pockets, Velcro straps, keyed lock.  Fits all 
models in series, except dual head models. 

#975-002 

Carrying case, anodized aluminum, fabric lining, accessory pockets, Velcro straps, keyed lock.  Fits dual 
head models. 

#975-138 

Carrying case, heavy plastic w/foam liner.  Fits all models in series, except dual head models. 

 

Summary of Contents for 130

Page 1: ...nclature and method of operation The only difference are Model 130 features mirror for reflected illumination from natural or other light source Models 131 132 feature electric illumination from a tungsten bulb Models 138 139 feature electric illumination from a fluorescent bulb Models 132 139 have both 30 inclined and vertical eyepiece tubes each supplied with WF10x eyepiece National Optical Scie...

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Page 3: ... being viewed forms first magnified image of the specimen 5 STAGE CLIPS Two locked on clips hold specimen slide in place on stage Note Your microscope is already drilled and tapped to accept an optional mechanical stage Mechanical stage replaces stage clips and permits precise mechanical manipulation of the specimen slide 6 STAGE Platform of the microscope where the specimen slide is placed 7 COND...

Page 4: ...ective lens clicks into position in the optical path Note that each time you change from one objective lens to another you should turn the turret until you hear the click which indicates that the lens is properly indexed in the optical path 7 While looking through the eyepiece rotate coarse focusing knobs until specimen comes into focus If image does not appear in field of view move specimen slide...

Page 5: ... viewer will have focused the microscope using the coarse and fine focus knobs To compensate for differences in vision between primary and second viewer second viewer may have to adjust image in vertical eyepiece by turning the knurled diopter adjustment 12 Camera adaptation for models 132 and 139 Specific instructions for adapting a video camera to your microscope are not included in this manual ...

Page 6: ...k stop screw has been pre adjusted at the factory and should not require re adjustment However if you do attempt re adjustment note the following procedure Loosen round knurled locking nut by turning counter clockwise Then loosen stop screw With fine focus adjustment at mid range focus on standard slide until sharp image is obtained Rotate rack stop screw in clockwise direction until tight Lock in...

Page 7: ...ician repair outlet AC power cord not connected Plug into outlet Lamp burned out Replace lamp Image does not remain in focus Stage of microscope drops from its own weight Adjust tension control Rack stop not set at proper position Adjust rack stop Slide upside down Place slide on stage with cover slip up Slide cover slip too thick Use 0 17mm thick cover slip No 1 cover slip Poor resolution image n...

Page 8: ...th above National hereby disclaims all warranties express or implied of fitness for a particular purpose While it is not necessary to register your purchase of a microscope any camera or software must be registered by completing and mailing the warranty registration card enclosed with such product For warranty service instrument should be well packed to avoid damage in transit accompanied by a des...

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