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8 instrument maintenance and maintenance
(1) the host power switch for power supply control, observation is completed or suspended, the
switch "O" press, cut off the power supply, so as to avoid the electrical components of the
instrument is still in the working state. When not in use, the power plug should be pulled out
from the power socket and properly keep all kinds of connection lines.
(2) equipment should be kept clean, can use clean cloth (or silk and absorbent cotton dipped in a
little ethanol will shots of the oil and the fuselage of the Qing clean, until completely cooled,
dried cover dust cover.
(3) to clean the lens: use hair ball blowing to or with a soft brush to wipe the lens on the dust; heavy
dirt and fingerprints available lens paper or soft cloth dipped in a little alcohol and ether mixture
gently wipe (both alcohol mixing ratio from 20% to 30% aether 70 ~ 80%)..
4) clean the surface of the instrument can be cleaned with a soft cloth to wipe the dirt; available
neutral detergent scrub weight.
(5) custody: for a long period of time without the use of a microscope, please turn off the power to
the instrument, lighting fully cooled, the microscope of the dustproof cover, stored in a dry,
ventilated, clean and free of acid and alkali vapor, so as to avoid the lens mold.
(6) regular inspection: in order to maintain the performance of the microscope, to deal with the
periodic inspection and maintenance of equipment.
(7) in the use of ethanol and other organic solutions, should maintain environmental ventilation, and
away from the source of fire or easy to produce sparks of equipment.
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o not use organic solvent (such as alcohol, ether and diluent etc.) to wipe
the surface of the instrument, the instrument to avoid surface peeling paint.
Proposals before the dustproof cover, in microscopic moving parts coated
with a layer of no corrosion of the lubricant, the objective and the eyepiece
placed in a container with a drying agent
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