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- Page 1 Euromex General service and maintenance manual euromex microscopen bv The Netherlands www.euromex.com page1/10...
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Page 2: Introduction
Introduction The Euromex and Novex microscopes have been designed with great durability in mind. This resulted in a modern, robust and high level microscopes for everyday use, equipped with excellent optical and mechanical components. Specific attention to production methods resulted also in an excellent price/performance ratio. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction ..........................2 Practical tips for microscope care and maintenance for microscope operators ......4 MICROSCOPE MAINTENANCE ....................5 General ................................5 Cleaning optical parts ............................ 6 Cleaning Microscope Eyepiece Lenses ......................7 Cleaning Objectives ............................8 Immersion oil(100x lens) ..........................9 Mechanical Maintenance .......................... -
Page 4: Practical Tips For Microscope Care And Maintenance For Microscope Operators
This will protect the microscope from fungal growth and corrosion. This remark is mainly for moist conditions. Clean the microscope thoroughly according to the Euromex instructions periodically (should be done by an experience technician, or your Euromex Reseller. -
Page 5: Microscope Maintenance
MICROSCOPE MAINTENANCE General Routine optical and mechanical maintenance of compound microscopes can ensure that your microscope works well for years. Most microscope problems occur as a result of improper handling. When carrying the microscope, always hold it by the base and the metal support arm. Do not pick it up by grabbing the stage, as this can cause mis-alignment for the mechanical stage. -
Page 6: Cleaning Optical Parts
Cleaning optical parts Microscope lenses can easily be scratched and should be treated with great care. Never use sharp instruments or anything abrasive to clean lenses. What to clean Front lens of objective Cover glass of camera sensor ... -
Page 7: Cleaning Microscope Eyepiece Lenses
Cleaning Microscope Eyepiece Lenses To determine if your microscope eyepieces need cleaning, loosen the small set screw for the eyepiece (if there is one) and rotate the eyepiece in a circular motion while looking through the microscope. If there is a dust particle that rotates as you rotate the eyepiece, remove the eyepiece from the microscope and clean only the outside lens. -
Page 8: Cleaning Objectives
Cleaning Objectives In order to determine which of your objective lenses need cleaning, take a clean blank glass slide and put it under your microscope. Once the microscope is focused you should be able to move the slide and determine if the visible dust is moving with the slide or staying in the same place (which means the dust is on the objective lens). -
Page 9: Immersion Oil(100X Lens)
Immersion oil (100x lens) When using immersion oil for microscopy, the oil should always be cleaned from microscope objective lenses immediately after use. This can be done with a kimwipe of piece of lens paper, no cleaning solutions are needed. If immersion oil was not cleaned off an objective after use and has hardend on the objective, moisten a piece of lens paper with a small amount of distilled water and hold it against the lens for a few seconds to dissolve the oil. -
Page 10: Mechanical Maintenance
This can damage metal parts in the microscope. Mechanical maintenance of your Euromex microscope is very limited. All moving parts like the height adjustment or the coaxial course and fine adjustment contain ball bearings that are not dust sensitive. With a drop of sewing-machine oil the bearing can be lubricated.
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