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The eyepiece(s) may be cleaned in the same manner as the objectives, 
except in most cases optical cleaner will not be required. In most 
instances breathing on the eyepiece to moisten the lens and wiping dry 
with a clean lens tissue is sufficient to clean the surface. Lenses should 
never be wiped while dry as this will surely scratch or otherwise mar the 
surface of the glass. 
 
The finish of the microscope is hard epoxy and is resistant to acids and 
reagents. Clean this surface with a damp cloth and mild detergent. 
Periodically, the microscope should be disassembled, cleaned and 
lubricated. This should only be done by a qualified, authorized 
technician. 
 

DUST COVER AND STORAGE – All microscopes should be protected from 

dust by a dust cover when in storage or not in use. A dust cover is the 
most cost-effective microscope insurance you can buy. Ensure that the 
storage space is tall enough to allow the microscope to be placed into 
the cabinet or onto a shelf without making undue contact with the 

eyepieces. Never store microscopes in cabinets containing chemicals, 
which may corrode your microscope. Also, be sure that the objectives 

are placed in the lowest possible position and the rotating head is turned 
inward and not protruding from the base. Microscopes with mechanical 

stages should be adjusted toward the center of the stage to prevent the 
moveable arms of the mechanical stage from being damaged during 
storage in the cabinet. 

 

BULB REPLACEMENT - To prolong the life of the bulb you should always 

turn off the unit when not in use.   
 

NOTE: Use a piece of lens paper instead of your bare hand when 

touching new bulbs. The oil from your hand will contaminate the 

bulb’s glass envelope and cause it to fail prematurely. 

 

(M2251B) To replace a bulb, you must first unplug the microscope and 
remove any slides on the stage. Carefully turn the microscope on its side, 
unscrew and open the hinged cover. The cable tie must be cut and 
removed in order to remove the bulb. Make sure the bulb is cool and 

remove it by carefully unscrewing the tungsten bulb. Install the new bulb 
into the socket. Close the hinged cover and tighten the screw to hold the 
hinged cover closed. 
 

(M2251C, M2251CL) To replace an LED, you must first unplug the 
microscope, turn the power off and remove any slides on the stage. Use 

Summary of Contents for M2250 Series

Page 1: ...Swift M2250 Series Microscope User and Care Manual SWIFT OPTICAL Enduring Quality and Technical Excellence...

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Page 3: ...ocked on eyepieces objectives and stage clips and a slip clutch focusing system to protect gears from over focusing The M2250 Series is offered with several illumination options standard tungsten extr...

Page 4: ...s diaphragm M2251C M2251CL The function of the condenser is to provide full illumination to the specimen plane and to enhance the resolution and contrast of the object being viewed DISC DIAPHRAGM M225...

Page 5: ...ENS in attempting to transmit light through glass much of the light is lost through reflection Coating a lens increases the light transmission by reducing or eliminating reflection thus allowing more...

Page 6: ...ld be rotated to the next smaller aperture of the disc diaphragm or the iris diaphragm should be closed slightly This will increase contrast in the specimen s image 6 Move the slide to place the speci...

Page 7: ...14281 Power adapter for M2251C 4 5V 1A MA14283 Cold Holder for M2251B or M2251CL Pair MA2201 120V 20W bulb for M2251B MA2215 3 4V 06W LED for M2251C M2251CL MA268 Stage Clips MA336 Dustcover CARE OF Y...

Page 8: ...containing chemicals which may corrode your microscope Also be sure that the objectives are placed in the lowest possible position and the rotating head is turned inward and not protruding from the b...

Page 9: ...using the collar found on the coarse focusing controls between the knob and upright support A clockwise turn of this collar moves it toward the upright support and increases tension while a counter cl...

Page 10: ...not be centered properly on the stage and needs to be re positioned to be in the optical path E PROBLEM Image of the specimen goes out of the focus all by itself CORRECTION Use the tension control co...

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