background image

CARE AND CLEANING

The SILVER3H Series microscope is designed to function with minimal maintenance, but 
certain components should be cleaned frequently to ensure ease of viewing. The microscope’s 
illumination should be turned off when the microscope is not in use to prolong electrical 
component life.

CAUTION

Objectives should never be disassembled by the user. If repairs or internal cleaning should 

be necessary, this should only be done by qualified, authorized microscope technician. 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. 

CLEANING

The front lens of the objectives should be cleaned periodically. First brush with a soft, camel 

hair brush or blown off with clean, oil-free air to remove dust particles. Then wipe gently with 

a soft lens tissue, moistened with optical cleaner (eyeglass or camera lens) or clean water. 

Immediately dry with a clean lens paper. 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 

scratch or otherwise mar the surface of the glass.

Periodically, the microscope should be disassembled, cleaned and lubricated. This should 

only be done by a qualified, authorized microscope 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.

SERVICE

If your microscope needs to be serviced or if parts need to be replaced, please contact Motic 

customer service for more information. 

SILVER

3H

 

SERIES

 

|  12 

  

SILVER

 LINE

Summary of Contents for SILVER3H Series

Page 1: ...SILVER3H SERIES INSTRUCTION MANUAL ENGLISH SILVER LINE...

Page 2: ...can be dismounted either to attach it on a standard camera tripod or to take it with you on a field trip It is cordless using energy efficient rechargeable LED illumination made of metal and compact s...

Page 3: ...ger outer knob of the focus control which facilitates rapid and heavy movement of the focusing mechanism In order to prevent gear damage the focus control is equipped with an upper limit stop that pro...

Page 4: ...or both transmitted bottom and incident top light the illumination system may be used while the SILVER3H is charging IRIS DIAPHRAGM The iris diaphragm is a round device that is mounted below the stage...

Page 5: ...X SIEDENTOPF SILVER3H B only A binocular head design where the interpupillary adjustment increasing or decreasing the distance between the eyepieces is achieved by pivoting the eyepiece tubes in an up...

Page 6: ...stinct image above and below the focal plane Depth of focus decreases with the increase of numerical aperture or with the increase of magnification EYE POINT OR EYE RELIEF The distance from the eyepie...

Page 7: ...The ability of a lens to define the details of the specimen at a maximum magnification This is governed by the N A Numerical Aperture of the lens For example a 40X objective with a N A of 0 65 has a...

Page 8: ...roscopic stage with a built in 0 65 N A condenser iris diaphragm stage clips and swing out white filter STAGE POSITION ADJUSTMENT Proper stage height is critical for achieving the correct focusing dis...

Page 9: ...on the stage securing it with the stage clips Center the specimen in the optical path 6 After securing and moving the slide into position rotate the nosepiece to place the lowest power 4X objective in...

Page 10: ...he same as for the 40X objective since the angle of the required light is determined by the numerical aperture N A of the objective The proper aperture of the diaphragm can be easily achieved after mi...

Page 11: ...into focus The specimen may require some centering in the field of view at this time By using the fine focusing knob slowly and carefully refine the focus to clearly observe the fine details of the sp...

Page 12: ...he 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 scratch or otherwise mar the surface of t...

Page 13: ...outine maintenance light bulbs power supplies rechargers batteries fuses cords add on accessories damage resulting from repair by unauthorized parties accident alteration shipping misuse or abuse is n...

Page 14: ...882 2792 Motic Europe S L U Spain Pol gon Industrial Les Corts C Les Corts 12 08349 Cabrera de Mar Barcelona Spain Tel 34 93 756 6286 Fax 34 93 756 6287 CCIS is a trademark of Motic Incorporation Ltd...

Reviews: