To Next PageTo Next PageWhy don't the fields of view coincide on my Olympus CKX53 Microscope?
If the fields of view for both eyes do not coincide when using your Olympus Microscope, it could be due to an incorrect interpupillary distance or uncompensated diopter differences. Adjust the interpupillary distance correctly and adjust the diopter correctly.
Why does the objective interfere with the stage on my Olympus CKX53 Microscope?
If the objective interferes with the stage center plate or the mechanical stage CKX3-MVR on your Olympus Microscope, it is likely that the stage center plate is not placed at the correct position or is tilted. Attach the stage center plate at the correct position.
Why isn't the mechanical stage working smoothly on my Olympus CKX53?
If the mechanical stage CKX3-MVR on your Olympus Microscope does not work smoothly, it could be due to a loosened fixing knob. Make sure to tighten the fixing knob firmly. Alternatively, the specimen might be too heavy. Try placing a lighter specimen on the stage to confirm the movement of the mechanical stage CKX3-MVR.
General| Brand | Olympus |
|---|---|
| Model | CKX53 |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
Describes the purpose and applications of the CKX53 microscope.
Covers general safety, infection control, electrical safety, and illumination hazards.
Specific safety measures for LED and fluorescence illumination systems.
Guidelines for proper handling, cleaning, decontamination, and storage.
Identifies microscope units and main operating parts for different configurations.
Step-by-step guide for bright field, phase contrast, fluorescence, and camera recording.
Techniques for binocular adjustment, filters, and special contrast methods.
Solutions for common problems encountered during microscope operation.
Details on microscope sets, objectives, and operating environment.
Step-by-step guide for assembling microscope components and accessories.
Preventive inspection, procedure summaries, and power cord selection guidelines.
