Why I cannot bring the specimen into focus on my Leica Microscope?
If the specimen cannot be brought into focus, ensure you are using the correct immersion medium. Also, position the specimen with the cover slip facing down. Verify that the cover slip thickness is correct and meets the specifications for the objective being used.
Why is the camera's remote control not sensitive on Leica DMi1 Microscope?
The camera's remote control might be insensitive because the battery is low and needs replacement, or the IR reflection shield is not correctly positioned to reflect the IR signal to the sensor.
Why is my Leica DMi1 image completely dark?
The image might be completely dark because the LED in the built-in transmitted light illuminator could be defective, or the aperture diaphragm may not be open. If these steps don't resolve the issue, notify technical service.
What to do if Leica DMi1 Microscope does not respond?
If the Leica Microscope isn't responding, first ensure the AC outlet has power. Next, check that the stand is properly connected to the power supply and verify all cable connections.
How to fix unwanted stray light in Leica DMi1?
To address unwanted stray light, clean the specimen and neighboring lens surfaces.
Why phase contrast cannot be adjusted on Leica Microscope?
Phase contrast cannot be adjusted if the specimen is too thick, too thin, or too brightly stained. It may also happen if refractive indexes of the mounting medium and specimen are identical, so that there is no phase jump, or the cover slip is not placed uniformly. Check that the correct light ring and slider are positioned, and open the aperture diaphragm completely.
General| Brand | Leica |
|---|---|
| Model | DMi1 |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
Explains various symbols like WARNING, CAUTION, and other pictograms used in the manual.
Defines intended use, contraindications, and reasonably foreseeable misuse.
Covers general safety, electrical safety, grounding, and interference precautions.
Advises caution for handling light sources, oil, chemicals, and proper disposal.
Shows type labels and explains compliance marks.
Describes key components: stand, illumination, eyepieces, objectives, focus, condenser, diaphragm.
Details filters, C-mount, and object guides for microscope functionality.
Instructions for unpacking, handling, transport, and storage.
Specifies ideal conditions for installation and allowable ambient conditions.
Instructions for assembling condensers, illumination column, eyepieces, and objectives.
Instructions for inserting filters and attaching the object guide.
Guidelines for safe electrical connection during assembly.
Steps for mounting phase contrast sliders, camera system, and IR shield.
Steps for basic transmitted light setup and specimen focusing.
Covers tube/eyepiece adjustment, objectives, transmitted light, aperture diaphragm, and phase contrast.
Problems and remedies for stand responsiveness and illumination issues.
Issues and solutions for focus, transmitted light, and phase contrast problems.
Instructions for using dust covers and cleaning various parts.
Detailed guidance on cleaning glass surfaces and objectives.
Covers objective markings, color-coding, performance data, and field numbers.
Details eyepiece, tube, condenser, and filter specifications.
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