Olympus IPLEX G Lite, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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CAUTION
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If you sense any abnormality while inserting the insertion tube into the inspection object,
do not attempt to insert it forcibly any more but carefully pull out the insertion tube.
Note the following when pulling out the insertion tube.
– Do not pull out the insertion tube from the inspection object while the angulation is locked
or while the angulation section is bent.
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If the insertion tube is caught on something during pulling it out, rotate the insertion tube
gently while continuing to pull out.
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Note the following precautions when handling the distal end of the insertion tube.
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Do not drop the optical adapter or subject it to strong impact.
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Do not subject the distal end to severe impact or pulling.
– Do not subject the angulation section to strong pressure or bending.
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Do not move by holding the distal end of the insertion tube.
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Do not use this instrument if the O-ring of the distal end of the insertion tube is damaged
or torn.
Otherwise, the glass lenses and the precision components which constitute the distal end
and the angulation section may be damaged.
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Do not tilt or strongly scratch the distal end of the insertion tube against the retention hole
for the distal end of the insertion tube when inserting or removing the distal end.
Otherwise, the angulation section may be damaged.
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Always attach the optical adapter before using this instrument.
If you use the instrument without attaching the optical adapter to the insertion tube, parts
(screws, etc.) are easily deformed due to contact with hard objects, etc. If the insertion tube
parts are deformed, the optical adapter cannot be attached or may fall off.
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Never use the optical adapter if any of its parts are loose.
Otherwise, the loose parts may fall off.
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If the optical adapter cannot be attached or removed because the nut does not rotate,
stop using it.
Contact Olympus.
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If abnormality is found in the observation image, stop using immediately and pull out the
insertion tube from the inspection object carefully.
If the optical adapter is about to fall off the distal end of the insertion tube while it is being
inserted into the inspection object, the entire or a part of the observation image will appear
whitish due to light of the illumination, or a part of the view may be lost. Continued use in
this condition may cause the optical adapter to fall off from the distal end of the insertion
tube. In this case, pull out the insertion tube carefully from the inspection object and attach
the optical adapter firmly again according to “Attaching and removing the optical adapter”
(page 24).
The entire image
appears clear.
The image appears
white (due to strong
light on some parts of
the image).
Abnormal Normal
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