Nikon ECLIPSE Ti2-U Instruction Manual page 11

WARNING
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1. Do not disassemble.
Disassembly may cause malfunction and/or electrical shock, and will lead to the forfeiture of all
claims against warranty. Do not disassemble any part other than those described in this manual. If
you experience any problem with the microscope, contact your local Nikon representative.
2. Confirm the input voltage.
This product is connected to an AC power supply via an AC adapter. The input rating of the AC
adapter is 100-240 VAC and 50/60 Hz. Because they are compatible with AC wall outlets
worldwide, in normal circumstances, power voltage is not a concern. However, note that you
should avoid using this product with an unstable voltage supply.
3. Use the specified AC adapter.
This equipment uses an AC adapter as the power supply. Be sure to use this equipment in combi-
nation with the specified AC adapter. Using any other AC adapter might cause problems such as
malfunctions, abnormal heat generation, or fire, resulting in a very dangerous situation.
• For details on the specified AC adapter, see "Chapter 8 Specifications."
• Place this equipment and the AC adapter in a well-ventilated location to prevent malfunctions or
fires.
If this equipment or the AC adapter is covered, or an object is placed on them, heat dissipation
will be inhibited, resulting in abnormal heat generation.
• To prevent failures or malfunctions, always turn off the power switch (set it to "o") of the micro-
scope main body before connecting the AC adapter.
4. Use the specified power cord.
Use only the specified power cord when connecting the AC adapter to the AC power plug. Use of
any other power cords could cause malfunction or fire. This product is classified into class 1 in
terms of protection against electric shock, and must therefore be connected to a protective
grounding terminal.
• For details on the specified power cord, see "Chapter 8 Specifications."
• To protect from electric shock, always turn off the power switch (set it to "o") before connecting
power cords.
5. Use the specified lamps.
Be sure to use only the specified lamp for the light source. Use of other lamps may cause malfunc-
tion or fire.
• The LED of the LED light source cannot be replaced.
• For the specified lamps of the D-LH/LC precentered lamphouse, see "Chapter 8 Specifications."
6. Cautions on heat from the light source
The halogen lamp and its periphery (including the lamphouse) become extremely hot during and
immediately after a period of illumination. Follow the cautions below to prevent burns and fire.
• Do not touch the lamp and the periphery of the lamp while the lamp is on and for approximately
30 minutes after the lamp is turned off. Because they are extremely hot, it may cause burns.
When replacing a lamp, wait until the lamp and the periphery of the lamp become sufficiently
cool to touch (for approximately 30 minutes).
• To avoid the risk of fire, do not place fabric, paper, or highly flammable materials (i.e. gasoline,
petroleum benzine, paint thinner, and alcohol) near the lamphouse while the lamp is on and for
about 30 minutes after the lamp is turned off.
• Do not block the air vents on the lamphouse. If any obstacle covers the lamphouse or some-
thing is placed on the lamphouse, the heat dissipation is inhibited and the lamphouse becomes
abnormally hot.
• The bottom of the TI-PS100W/A power supply becomes hot during use. Do not touch the
bottom of the power supply during use, as you may burn yourself. Do not block the air vents on
the side of the power supply.
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Safety Precautions