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NOTE: Calibration needs to be done at least once and on at least one objective (we recommend the 10X). 

When the computer screen or the screen resolution is changed, the calibration needs to be done again. 

Please read the software Quick Start Guide for further information. 

 

 

Maintenance 

 

WARNING:

  FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY SWITCH OFF AND DISCONNECT THE MICROSCOPE FROM 

ANY ELECTRICAL SOURCE BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE TO AVOID THE 

RISK OF ELECTROCUTION.  

CONSULT YOUR DISTRIBUTOR IF ANY REPAIR OR MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE IS REQUIRED TO 

YOUR MICROSCOPE THAT DOES NOT APPEAR IN THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL. 

 

A.  Optical maintenance. 

 

Do not attempt to disassemble any optical component. For any repair work not specified in this manual, 

consult the technical service responsible in your area.  

 

Before cleaning the lens surface, remove dust with a brush specifically for lenses, or with low pressure 

compressed air, found in any photography shop.  

 

1.  Cleaning the eyepiece 

 

a.  Do not remove the eyepiece (1) from the eyepiece tube (3). 

b.  Clean the external surface dampening the lens with breath. 

c.  Afterwards, dry the lens with special lens paper. Dry in circular movements from the centre o the 

lens, outwards. Do not wipe the lens when already dry, as they scratch easily.   

 

2.  Cleaning the objectives. 

 

a.  Do not remove objectives from the microscope. 

b.  Only clean the surface area. Use a soft cotton cloth dampened slightly with Xylene. Dry the lens 

afterwards with the same cloth.  

 

B.  Electrical maintenance. 

 

1.  Changing the transmitted illumination bulb.  

 

a.  Remove the stage (10), and also the metallic stage with the blue filter (Fig.2). 

b.  Remove the bulb carefully using a cloth, pulling it straight out of the socket.  

c.  Place the replacement bulb in the socket. 

d.  If the bulb has been touched with the hands it should be immediately cleaned as this could affect 

light transmission, and the duration of the bulb.  

e.  Replace the stage, metallic stage and blue filter. 

 

 

2.  Changing incident illumination bulb. 

 

a.  Firstly holding the illuminator with care, completely unscrew, and remove both adjustment knobs 

for incident light angle (8), 

b.  Unscrew the illuminator lens tube (7), turning it anti-clockwise.   

c.  Remove the bulb from the socket. 

d.  Do not touch the replacement bulb with hands. If bulb has been touched with the hands, it 

should be cleaned immediately as this could affect the transmission of light and the duration of 

the bulb.  

e.  Screw illuminator lens tube, turning clockwise. 

f.  Holding the illuminator with care, screw on both adjustment knobs for incident light angle (8).  

 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for DM-143-FBGG Series

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual DM 143 FBGG Copyright 02 02 Motic Microscopes European Division ...

Page 2: ...ustment screw 13 Base 1 Eyepiece 14 Head 18 Focus knob 20 Support collar screw 22 23 Light switches I T 24 Light intensity control 2 Diopter adjuster 3 Eyepiece tubes 5 Head holder locking screw 10 Slide stage clips 17 Head holder 19 Support collar 21 Column 15 Power cord for incident illumination 4 Prism housing 16 Zoom knob ...

Page 3: ... stereomicroscope to its fullest capabilities Terminology used to describe components and controls can be found in the diagram on page 2 These instructions are based on the assembly and use of the SMZ 140 N2GG model with additional notes applying specifically for the other models in the series Unpacking All components of the stereomicroscope have been carefully packed to make sure they reach you i...

Page 4: ...RANSMITTED ILLUMINATION CAN MELT OR DAMAGE THE BLACK AND WHITE STAGE SUCH DAMAGE WOULD NOT BE INCLUDED UNDER WARRANTEE 1 Changing the stage a If wishing to use the glass stage insert the blue filter in the centre of the base with the frosted surface facing down b Place the glass stage with the frosted surface again facing down 2 Before connecting the stereomicroscope to a power source adjust light...

Page 5: ...3 b Without letting go of the head loosen the head holder locking screw Fig 1 c While looking through the eyepiece move the head holder up or down until the object appears in focus d Tighten the head holder locking screw Do not let go of the head yet e Slide the security collar up to the head holder and tighten the support collar screw The head can then be released f It is not necessary to adjust ...

Page 6: ...he power cable to a power outlet and to the microscope Connect the Microscope Head to your Computer s USB2 0 port with the USB cable Switch on the microscope and adjust the illumination intensity to a comfortable level Please refer further to the enclosed BA manual for details on how to operate the microscope Image Adjustment Ensure that you pull the Beam Splitter all the way out until you hear it...

Page 7: ...re o the lens outwards Do not wipe the lens when already dry as they scratch easily 2 Cleaning the objectives a Do not remove objectives from the microscope b Only clean the surface area Use a soft cotton cloth dampened slightly with Xylene Dry the lens afterwards with the same cloth B Electrical maintenance 1 Changing the transmitted illumination bulb a Remove the stage 10 and also the metallic s...

Page 8: ...exagonal key b To increase the tension turn the collar anti clockwise to decrease it turn the collar clockwise c Re tighten the hexagonal key Troubleshooting ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION The bulb does not work Outlet inoperative Cable not connected Bulb burned out Fuse blown Wrong Bulb Have it repaired by a qualified specialised technician Connect the cable to the power source Replac...

Page 9: ... a vertical position Repair If the stereomicroscope needs repairing or revision by authorised personnel we recommend that it be stored in its polystyrene box and returned to the distributor Attach a note with a description of the problem or details of the required revision Warrantee All MOTIC microscopes are warranted against any manufacturing defect for a 5 year period Damage occurring by any una...

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