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Assembly 

 

All the steps described for the assembly of the stereomicroscope must be undertaken with extreme 
care, and without forcing the placement of the distinct parts and elements of the microscope.  
 

A.  Place the stereomicroscope, on a flat, stable and clean 

surface.  

 

B.  For models ST-36/37. 

For greater comfort place the head (4) with the 
eyepiece (1) to face the opposite direction from the 
arm and column (14). 
 

1.  Loosen the head holder support screw (Fig. 1) 

and turn the head 180º. 

 

2.  Tighten the head holder support screw. 

 
 
Warning

: Before connecting the microscope to an electrical source, always check that 

the voltage coincides with that of the stereomicroscope. 
 
 

Operation 

 

A.  Starting Up. 

 
The stereomicroscope comes with two stage plates. One is frosted for the observation of 
microscopic specimens slides, or thin, or transparent samples such as leaves or insect wings. The 
black and white stage plate is used to study opaque objects, or for dissection. The best contrast of a 
sample would depend on the colour of the stage plate chosen. 
 
1.  Changing the stage. 

 

a.  Loosen the locking set screw (Fig. 2) with the key 

provided, and remove stage (9). 

 
b.  If glass stage is used, place it with the frosted surface 

facing down.  

 
c.  Tighten locking set screw 
 

 
 
 
 

Depending on the stereomicroscope, there are three types of light switch on the base. 
 

  MAIN  : Turns the entire unit on or off.  
   I 

: Turns incident light on or off. (Top illumination) 

   T 

: Turns transmitted light on or off. (Bottom illumination) 

 

 

2.  Press the main switch to position “I” (7). 

 

3.  Press the incident or transmitted illumination switch (16-17), or both at once, to position “I” or “II”, 

according to necessities in examining the sample.  

 

 
 
 

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Head 
holder 
support 
screw 

Fig. 1 

Fig. 2 

Locking set 
screw 

Summary of Contents for ST-30 Series

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual ST 30 Series Copyright 05 03 Motic Microscopes European Division...

Page 2: ...d holder support screw 18 Base 1 Eyepiece 10 Diopter adjuster 13 Focus knob 16 Incident illumination switch I 17 Transmitted illumination switch T 4 Head 2 Eyepiece tube 8 Stage sample clips 15 Column...

Page 3: ...e store it for long periods of time or should it become necessary to transport it to a technical service for any repair or maintenance procedure The box should contain the following components All the...

Page 4: ...observation of microscopic specimens slides or thin or transparent samples such as leaves or insect wings The black and white stage plate is used to study opaque objects or for dissection The best con...

Page 5: ...head loosen the screw supporting the head holder 12 c While looking through the eyepiece 1 move the head holder up or down until the object appears in focus d Tighten the head holder support screw e...

Page 6: ...ntenance 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 DIS...

Page 7: ...bulb has been touched with the hands clean it as this could affect light transmission or the duration of the bulb e Replace the bulb cover and tighten the screw For LED models a Unscrew the bulb prot...

Page 8: ...s as shown in Fig 1 C Mechanical Maintenance 1 Adjusting the tension of the focus Tension comes pre adjusted by the factory The best point of tension is that which permits the focus knobs to move as l...

Page 9: ...se correctly Have repaired by a qualified specialised technician Fuse blown quickly Wrong fuse Replace with appropriate fuse Fuse blown instantly Short circuit Have repaired by a qualified specialised...

Page 10: ...etails of the required revision Warrantee All MOTIC microscopes are warranted against any manufacturing defect for a 5 year period Damage occurring by any unauthorised repair work or occurring through...

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