Nikon Eclipse E400 - Microscope Assembly and Disassembly; Tools and Input Voltage Confirmation; Safety During Microscope Assembly

Assembling and Disassembling
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WARNING
© In order to prevent electrical shock and fire, turn off the power switch (flip to the “ ” side) during assembly.
CAUTION
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@ Attach the eyepiece tube first for assembling the microscope.
@ When moving the microscope, securely grasp the arm from the back of the microscope with both hands.
@ Do not grasp the coarse focus knob, the fine focus knob, eyepiece tube or stage, etc., when carrying the microscope;
there is a chance that the part could come off, and the microscope could be damaged.
@ Be careful not to bump the lamp cover on the back of the microscope when picking it up or putting it down.
Ф Be careful not to pinch your hands or fingers when setting up the microscope.
@ Do not touch the lens surface with bare hands. Fingerprints or dirt on the lens will adversely affect the viewing of the
image.
@ This microscope is a precision optical device. Handle it carefully and do not subject it to strong physical shocks. (The
precision of the objectives in particular may be adversely affected by even weak physical shocks.)
ο Tools needed
@ Hexagonal screwdriver (1 provided)
When not using, insert it in the tool holder on the back of the microscope.
の Confirm the input voltage
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50/60Hz
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@ Make sure that the input voltage indicated on the back panel of the microscope is the same as your regional
voltage.
@ If the indicated voltage is different, do not use the microscope; instead, contact your nearest Nikon representative.
© If a microscope is used with the wrong input voltage, a short circuit or fire may result, and the microscope
may be damaged.