What to do if the Fisher Scientific 11350119 Microscope lamp does not light?
If the lamp does not light, possible solutions include ensuring the power supply is plugged in, verifying the lamp is installed correctly, or replacing the lamp if it's burnt out.
Why does the Fisher Scientific 11350119 lamp flicker?
If the lamp flickers, check that the connectors are securely connected, the lamp may be near the end of its service life, or the lamp is not securely plugged into the socket.
Why is there eye strain or fatigue using the Fisher Scientific Microscope?
Eye strain or fatigue can occur if the interpupillary distance is not adjusted, the diopter adjustment hasn't been made, there's inadequate illumination, or the field of view differs between the left and right eyepiece.
What to do if the Fisher Scientific 11350119 lamp blows out immediately?
The lamp may blow out immediately if the specified lamp is not being used. Ensure you are using the correct lamp.
Why is there vignetting or uneven brightness in the Fisher Scientific 11350119?
Vignetting or uneven brightness, or a field of view that's only partially visible, may be due to several factors: the lamp not being installed properly, the filter slider being in an intermediate position, the phase slide not being in the click-stop position, incorrect condenser mounting, the condenser being set too low or not centered, the field diaphragm being closed too far, the aperture diaphragm being closed too far, the revolving nosepiece not clicked into position, or the optical path selector being in an intermediate position. Check these to solve the problem.
General| Brand | Fisher Scientific |
|---|---|
| Model | 11350119 |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the microscope lamp.
Procedure for attaching the condenser to the microscope.
Aligning the eyepieces for comfortable binocular vision.
Compensates for differences in vision between left and right eyes for clearer focus.
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