How to improve poor resolution on a Motic SMZ?
If you're experiencing poor resolution with your Motic Microscope, it might be because the eyepieces or objectives are dirty. Try cleaning both the eyepieces and the objectives.
What to do if there are spots or stains in the field of view of my Motic SMZ?
If you observe spots or stains in the field of view of your Motic Microscope, the eyepieces are likely dirty. Clean the eyepieces to resolve this issue.
What to do if my Motic SMZ Microscope does not stay in focus?
If your Motic Microscope does not stay in focus and the head drops down, adjust the tension of the coarse focus knob.
What to do if the bulb does not work on my Motic Microscope?
If the bulb of your Motic Microscope does not work, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the cable is properly connected to the power source. If the outlet is inoperative, have it repaired by a qualified technician. The bulb itself might be burned out or the wrong type, in which case, replace it. Also, check the fuse; if blown, replace it as well.
Why does the bulb flicker on my Motic Microscope?
If the bulb in your Motic Microscope flickers, it could be due to several reasons. Ensure the bulb is correctly inserted into the socket. If it's close to burning out, replace it. Also, check that the fuse cover is correctly closed. If there is a bad connection with the power source, have it repaired by a qualified specialised technician.
What to do if the fuse blows instantly in my Motic Microscope?
If the fuse in your Motic Microscope blows instantly, it indicates a short circuit. In this case, you should have it repaired by a qualified specialised technician.
Why does the fuse blow quickly in my Motic SMZ Microscope?
If the fuse in your Motic Microscope blows quickly, it's likely due to using the wrong fuse. Replace it with the appropriate fuse.
Why does the bulb burn out immediately in my Motic SMZ?
If the bulb burns out immediately in your Motic Microscope, it is likely due to using the wrong type of bulb. Replace it with the appropriate bulb.
Why does my Motic SMZ Microscope bulb have a short life span?
If the Motic Microscope bulb has a short lifespan, it may be due to very high voltage. Reduce the light intensity to the minimum before turning the microscope on or off.
Details microscope box contents and provides initial handling precautions.
Guides for adjusting interpupillary distance, focusing, and diopter for clear vision.
Instructions for altering magnification levels and connecting cameras.
Procedures for cleaning eyepieces and objectives to maintain image clarity.
Steps to adjust the focus tension collar for optimal knob operation.
Guidelines for safe movement, repair services, and warranty coverage details.
The Motic SMZ Series stereomicroscope is a precision instrument designed for observing three-dimensional objects, examining small parts, dissecting biological specimens, and observing slide specimens. Its design emphasizes ease of management, optimum functioning, and minimal maintenance.
The stereomicroscope operates by providing a magnified, three-dimensional view of a sample. It features a binocular or trinocular head, allowing for comfortable viewing with both eyes or the attachment of a camera. Illumination is provided by both incident (from above) and transmitted (from below) light sources, which can be used independently or simultaneously, depending on the sample type and observation needs. The zoom knob allows for continuous magnification changes, while focus knobs adjust the image sharpness. The head holder can be moved vertically along a column to accommodate objects of varying sizes.
The Motic SMZ Series is designed for durability and ease of use, with clear instructions for operation and basic maintenance to ensure a long service life.
General| Eyepiece | 10x/22mm |
|---|---|
| Illumination | LED |
| Stand Options | Various stands available |
| Optical System | Greenough optical system |
| Diopter Adjustment | ±5 diopters |
| Focusing | Coarse focusing |
| Interpupillary Distance | 55-75mm |
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