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Troubleshooting Guide 

Problem 

Cause 

Solution 

Lamp does not light 
when switched on 

No electrical power   

Check power cord connection   

LED or power unit dead 

Contact seller for service   

Fuse blown out 

Replace fuse 

Darkness at the 
periphery or uneven 
brightness in the field 
of view 

Revolving nosepiece not in 
click stop position 

Revolve the nosepiece to click-stop 
position by swinging the objective 
correctly into the optical path 

Dirt or dust on the view 

Dirt or dust on the eyepiece, 
condenser, objective, 
collector lens or specimen 

Clean the lens with a lens cleaning 
paper 

Poor image quality or 
not able to get focused 
image 

No slide cover attached to 
the slide 

Attach a 0.17mm slide cover 

Slide cover is too thick or thin 

Use a slide cover of the appropriate 
thickness (0.17mm) 

Slide may be upside down 
(specimen at the bottom) 

Turn slide over so the cover-glass faces 
up 

Diopter adjustment is not set 
properly 

Readjust the diopter settings 

Condenser aperture is closed 
or open too much 

Open or close properly 

Condenser is positioned too 
low 

Position the condenser upward 

Specimen rises from stage 
surface 

Secure the specimen in the slide holder 

Revolving nosepiece is not in 
the click-stop position 

Revolve the nosepiece to the click-stop 
position 

Lamp intensity is too high or 
low 

Adjust the light intensity by rotating the 
intensity control dial 

Slippage of focus when 
using the coarse 
focusing knob Fine 
focus is ineffective 

Tension adjustment is set too 
low 

Increase the tension on the focusing 
knobs 

Tension adjustment is set too 
high 

Loosen the tension on the focusing 
knobs 

 

Summary of Contents for M8211E

Page 1: ...User Manual Binocular Compound LED Microscope Model M8211E MicroscopeNet com...

Page 2: ...Table of Contents I Caution 1 II Care and Maintenance 2 1 Components Illustration 3 2 Installation 4 3 Operation 5 4 Specifications 7 5 Troubleshooting Guide 8...

Page 3: ...he container should be retained should the microscope ever requires reshipment 3 Keep the instrument out of direct sunlight high temperature or humidity and dusty environments Ensure that the microsco...

Page 4: ...he optical surface use a soft cloth or cotton swab dampened with a lens cleaning solution available at camera stores All optical lenses should be swabbed using a circular motion A small amount of abso...

Page 5: ...er Switch 3 Eyepiece Tube 10 Nosepiece 17 Brightness Intensity Dial 4 Viewing Head 11 Objective 18 Condenser Lock Thumb Screw 5 Slide Holder 12 Microscope Body 19 Condenser Focus Knob 6 Mechanical Sta...

Page 6: ...at its lowest position 2 Turn the caps counter clockwise to remove them from the nosepiece 3 Take the objectives out from the plastic cases and turn each one clock wise into the holes on the nosepiec...

Page 7: ...filter can be swung out to make the view field brighter when observing with a high power objective such as 100X objective 3 2 Placing specimen 1 Place the slide on the mechanical stage 2 Use the slide...

Page 8: ...Adjusting condenser 1 Turn the condenser focus knob to raise or lower the condenser 2 The condenser is raised when using high magnification objectives and lowered when using low magnification objecti...

Page 9: ...uadruple Objectives Achromatic 4X 10X 20X spring 40X spring Condenser Abbe NA 1 25 w iris aperture diaphragm and filter holder Rack and pinion focus adjustment Focus Mechanism Coaxial coarse and fine...

Page 10: ...slide cover Slide cover is too thick or thin Use a slide cover of the appropriate thickness 0 17mm Slide may be upside down specimen at the bottom Turn slide over so the cover glass faces up Diopter a...

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