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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

 

Do not disassemble

 

 

1. Disassembly may significantly affect the performance of the instrument, and may result in electric shock  

 

 

      

or injury and will void the terms of the warranty.

 

 

2. Never attempt to dismantle any parts other than described in this manual. If you notice any malfunction,  

 

 

     

contact your Richter Optica representative.

 

Cleaning the microscope

 

 

1. Do not use organic solvents such as ether; alcohol or paint thinner on painted surfaces or plastic 

 

 

     components.  Doing so could result in discolouration of painted or plastic surfaces.

 

 

2. When cleaning lenses do not use any solvents other than absolute alcohol, as they may damage lens    

 

      

     

bonding cement.

 

 

3. Do not use petroleum benzene when cleaning components such as filters or lenses.

 

 

4. Absolute alcohol and petroleum benzene are highly flammable.  Keep away from open flames and when  

 

 

      

turning power switch on and off.

 

 

5. For stubborn dirt, dampen a piece of gauze with diluted neutral detergent and wipe lightly.

 

Disinfecting the Microscope

 

  

Follow the standard procedures for your laboratory.

 

 

When not in Use

 

 

 

1. When not in use, cover instrument with dust cover and store in a place in low humidity where mold is   

 

     

     

not likely to form.

 

 

2. Proper handling of the microscope will ensure years of trouble free service.

 

 

3. If repair becomes necessary, please contact Richter Optica directly at [email protected].

 

 

Summary of Contents for UX1B

Page 1: ...Richter Optica info richter optica com Instructions for Models UX1B Binocular and UX1T Trinocular Laboratory and University Biological Microscope...

Page 2: ...cular Eyepiece Tube Stage Specimen Holder Objectives Condenser Focusing Knob Coarse Focus Knob Fine Focus Knob Illumination on off switch Light Intensity Control Stage Y Axis Travel Knob Stage X Axis...

Page 3: ...fingerprints or oil Damage of lens surfaces occur when they come in contact with such contaminants and image quality is reduced BEFORE USE When moving the microscope use both hands and only lay on fl...

Page 4: ...he silver plate on the base of the microscope To access replace the batteries remove all screws in the corners of the silver metal plate Once screws are removed lift off metal plate and access battery...

Page 5: ...objective While looking through the eyepieces move the eyetubes either further apart or closer together until the right and left field of view become one Line up the dots 1 on either side of the basep...

Page 6: ...o the left closed For the objectives in between adjust the lever betwen these settings 8 Using the oil immersion objective a First use the 4x objective to focus the specimen b Place a drop of oil on t...

Page 7: ...agm closed too far No cover glass Too thick or thin cover glass Immersion oil not used on immersion procedure Air bubbles in immersion oil Immersion oil used on a dry objective Greasy residue on eye l...

Page 8: ...eyepiece differ Inadequate illumination Lamp does not light Inadequate brightness Lamp blows out immediately Lamp flickers Power supply not plugged in Lamp not installed Lamp burnt out Specified lamp...

Page 9: ...tage is fashioned incorrectly Make sure cover glass is facing up Use a standard cover glass with a thickness of 0 13 0 17mm Turn the nosepiece into the right position until you hear it click into plac...

Page 10: ...t use any solvents other than absolute alcohol as they may damage lens bonding cement 3 Do not use petroleum benzene when cleaning components such as filters or lenses 4 Absolute alcohol and petroleum...

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