To Next PageTo Next PageHow to clean dust and smudges in the Olympus GX41 field of view?
Noticeable dust and smudges in the field of view are generally caused by: * A dirty specimen; clean the specimen. * A dirty eyepiece; clean the eyepiece. * A dirty dustproof glass; clean it thoroughly.
Why is my Olympus GX41 Microscope field of view dark, even though the illumination is on?
The dark field of view, even with illumination on, can be due to several reasons: * The lamp socket may not be securely pushed in; ensure it is fully inserted. * The socket pin might not be properly connected to the illumination unit; securely connect it. * The bulb could be burned out; replace it with a new one. * The brightness adjustment control might be set too low; adjust it to an appropriate level. * The aperture iris diaphragm could be stopped down; open it. * The polarizer and analyzer might be engaged; disengage them. * The mounted lamp may not be the specified one; use the specified 6 V, 30 W halogen lamp.
What to do if resolution is bad and images are not sharp on Olympus GX41 Microscope?
If you're experiencing resolution problems such as blurry images or incorrect contrast on your Olympus Microscope, consider the following: * Ensure the objective is correctly positioned in the light path by slightly turning the nosepiece until it clicks. * Adjust the aperture iris diaphragm, as it may be opened or stopped down too much. * Clean the objective, eyepiece, or specimen vessel if they are dirty. * Thoroughly clean the dustproof glass.
What to do if the bulb flickers and the light intensity is unstable on Olympus GX41?
If the bulb flickers and the light intensity is unstable, the cause may be: * Fluctuations in the line voltage, so use a voltage stabilizer. * The bulb is near the end of its life, so replace it with a new one. * The power cord is not securely connected, so connect it securely.
Why are the edges of the field of view shaded on my Olympus Microscope?
Shaded edges or uneven brightness in the field of view can occur if: * The revolving nosepiece is not clicked into position; turn it slightly until it clicks. * The analyzer or dummy slider is not correctly positioned; push it in all the way.
How to fix an Olympus GX41 image that is partially out of focus?
If the image is partially out of focus, it could be due to: * The objective not being correctly positioned in the light path; turn the nosepiece slightly until it clicks into position. * The specimen not being correctly placed on the stage plate; ensure it is properly positioned.
What to do if the image goes out of focus during observation with Olympus Microscope?
If the image goes out of focus during observation, it might be because the coarse tension adjustment ring is loosened too much. Tighten it appropriately.
Why does my Olympus Microscope image appear shiny?
A shiny image can be caused by the aperture iris diaphragm being stopped down. Open the aperture iris diaphragm.
How to adjust coarse adjustment knob that is too difficult to turn on Olympus Microscope?
If the coarse adjustment knob is too difficult to turn, it is likely because the coarse tension adjustment ring is tightened too much. Loosen it appropriately.
Why is the visual field yellowish on my Olympus GX41 Microscope even when an LBD filter is engaged?
If the visual field is yellowish even with the LBD filter engaged, the ND filter might also be engaged and accidentally parallel with the LBD filter. Touch either filter so that the two filters are not parallel.
General| Brand | Olympus |
|---|---|
| Model | GX41 |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
