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Installation  

2.1  Installation of the binocular dual view head 

1)  Loosen the thumb screw (17) on the top of the body (18) and remove the plastic 

cover. 

2)  Remove the cap on the dovetail of the binocular viewing head block (16). 

3)  Insert the dovetail of binocular viewing head block (16) into the socket of the body 

(18); tighten the thumb screw (17).   

Caution

: Do not release the head from your hand grip until you are sure the head is 

installed securely.   

2.2  Installation of the eyepieces   

Remove the protective caps from the eyepiece tubes (3). Insert the eyepieces (1) into 
the eyepiece tubes (3).   

2.3  Installation of the objectives 

1)  Adjust the coarse focus knob (20) until the mechanical stage (8) is at its lowest 

position. 

2)  Install the 4x objective into the nosepiece. Then in a clock-wise direction, rotate the 

nosepiece and install each succeeding higher magnification objective. 

Note: 

When changing the objective magnification, rotate the 

objective nosepiece until you hear a “click” sound. This ensures the 
objective is centered in the optical light path. 

2.4  Installation of glass filter 

1)  Swing out the filter holder under the condenser (9).   

2)  Insert the filter into the holder, swing the holder in.   

2.5  Changing the halogen bulb 

1)  Turn the power off and disconnect the power cord.   

2)  Allow some time to cool down the lamp.   

3)  Turn over the microscope on its side; find the bulb compartment at 

the bottom. 

4)  Open the cover of the bulb compartment by loosening the thumb 

screw. Take out the dead bulb and insert the new bulb. Be sure 
the pins on the bulb are completely inserted into the lamp socket. 

5)  You may also loosen the two screws on the cover to adjust the 

position of the bulb to get centered and even brightness.   

6)  Screw the cover on.   

Caution: 

Before you turn over the microscope, be sure to take the 

eyepieces off and be certain that the viewing heads are securely 
locked by the thumb screws. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for M8244

Page 1: ...User Manual Dual Head Binocular Compound Microscope Model M8244 MicroscopeNet com...

Page 2: ...Table of Contents i Caution 1 ii Care and Maintenance 2 1 Component Illustration 3 2 Installation 4 3 Operation 6 4 Specifications 8 5 Troubleshooting Guide 9...

Page 3: ...ortant the lamp lamp housing and adjacent parts will become very hot Do not touch these parts until they have completely cooled Never attempt to handle a hot halogen bulb 6 All electrical connectors p...

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: ...8 Mechanical Stage 9 Condenser 10 Condenser Focus Knob 11 Light Collector 12 Base 13 Viewing Head V 14 Thumb Screw V 15 Thumb Screw H 16 Viewing Head Block 17 Thumb Screw 18 Body 19 Tension Collar 20...

Page 6: ...eeding higher magnification objective Note When changing the objective magnification rotate the objective nosepiece until you hear a click sound This ensures the objective is centered in the optical l...

Page 7: ...pieces off and be certain that the head is securely locked by the thumb screw 2 7 Installing the mirror optional your model may not have one 1 Unplug the power cord 2 Screw off the light collector Len...

Page 8: ...highest position without contacting the 100x objective then tighten the upper limit mechanical stage lever 3 4 Condenser focusing Turn the condenser focus knob 10 to raise or lower the condenser The...

Page 9: ...harp image is obtained 3 Since both sides are adjustable you may also do the above in the opposite way in other words left eye first and right eye second 3 8 Adjusting tension knob The tightness of th...

Page 10: ...nt Focus Mechanism Coaxial coarse and fine focusing knobs on both sides w limit lock Minimum fine focusing adjustment at 0 002mm range 28 mm Stage Large double layer mechanical stage Dimension 5 1 2 x...

Page 11: ...quality 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 Turn slide over...

Page 12: ...nsity control dial Aperture diaphragm closed too far Open to the proper setting Condenser position too low Position the condenser upward Mechanical Problems Problem Cause Solution Image will not focus...

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