Nikon ECLIPSE E800 - Assembly: Safety and Tools; Assembly Safety Precautions

Assembly
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WARNING In order to prevent electric shock and fire, turn the power switch on the power
supply off (flip to the “ ” side) during assembly. Also turn the microscope’s sub¬
power switch off.
CAUTION • When moving the microscope, first detach the lamphouse. Then have at least
two people carry the microscope, at least one on each side, using the carrying
handles.
• Be sure to screw the carrying handles in as far as they will go and make sure
that they are secure. If the carrying handles are not attached securely, they
could come out or break while the microscope is being carried, creating a
hazardous situation. Screw the carrying handles into the upper holes on the
rear of the microscope. If you use the lower holes, your hands will be caught
between the handles and the table when you set the microscope down.
• Do not grasp the coarse focus knob, the fine foe stage, etc., when carrying the
microscope; there is a chance that the part could come off, and the equipment
could be damaged.
• Be careful not to pinch your hands or fingers when setting up the microscope.
I Tools needed
• Two hexagonal screwdrivers (provided)
• One hexagonal wrench (provided)
• Four carrying handles (provided)
• One coin (or a minus (-) screwdriver)
Assemble each part in sequence as numbered in the diagram. (For details, refer to pages 27 to 33.)
Viewing will be adversely affected if any of the lenses are scratched or if they have any fingerprints
on them. Handle the lenses carefully during assembly.
Because 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.)
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