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Cleaning, Disinfection, Maintenance
• Lubricate the plastic coupling
• Lubricate the specimen cylinder
» Push the appropriate coarse feed button to move the specimen cylinder out to the front stop
position, apply a drop of cryo oil and move the specimen cylinder back to the home position by
pressing the appropriate coarse feed button.
Occasionally, or when required:
• Apply a drop of cryo oil to the clamping piece (t-piece)
and the clamping lever (→ "Fig. 55-3").
• Lubricate the slot cover (→ "Fig. 55-4").
1. To do so, first move the specimen head all the way upwards by turning the handwheel, apply a
few drops of cryo oil to the slot cover.
2. Then, move the specimen head all the way down and apply a few drops of cryo oil to the slot
cover.
3. Distribute the oil by turning the handwheel or using a clean cloth.
• In case of visible pollution (such as dust), clean the air inlet opening
on the bottom right-hand side of the instrument using a brush, broom or vacuum cleaner in the
direction of the louvers.
Note
Do not carry out any repairs on your own as this will invalidate the warranty. Repairs may only be
carried out by qualified service engineers authorized by Leica.
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Fig. 55
68
(→ "Fig. 57-6")
(→ "Fig. 55-1"):
1
4
2
with a drop of cryo
oil.
(→ "Fig. 55-2")
(→ "Fig. 56-5")
Fig. 56
on the microtome base plate
of the condenser
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