What causes stain in premiere MRJ-01 field of view?
The presence of stain or dust in the field of view of your Premiere Microscope can be due to: * Stains accumulated on the specimen; clean the specimen. * Stains accumulated on the lens; clean the lens.
Why is the field of view not bright enough on my premiere MRJ-01 Microscope?
If the field of view on your Premiere Microscope lacks sufficient brightness, it could be due to: using the wrong bulb, so replace it with a correct one; or the light adjustment knob is being used incorrectly, so adjust it correctly.
What to do if the bulb flickers on my premiere MRJ-01 Microscope?
If the bulb in your Premiere Microscope is flickering or the brightness is unstable: * The bulb may be nearing the end of its life; replace it with a new one. * The wire might not be connected properly; ensure it's correctly connected.
Why do my eyes feel tired easily using premiere MRJ-01 Microscope?
Eye strain when using your Premiere Microscope, where the right field of view doesn’t superpose with the left, can be caused by: * Incorrect interpupillary distance: adjust the interpupillary distance. * Incorrect diopter adjustment: adjust the diopter. * Using different eyepieces for the right and left eyes: use the same eyepieces.
How to fix dark or uneven side view premiere MRJ-01?
A dark or uneven side of the field of view in your Premiere Microscope can result from: * The nosepiece not being in the correct position; turn the nosepiece into the right position. * Accumulation of stain or dust on the condenser, objective, eyepieces, or base lens; clean the lens. * Condenser adjustment needed; center the condenser.
What causes premiere MRJ-01 objective to touch cover glass?
If the objective of your Premiere Microscope touches the cover glass when turning the nosepiece, it may be because: * The cover glass faces down, so put the cover glass to face up. * The cover glass is not standard, so use a standard cover glass with thickness 0.17mm.
Why is the image unclear on my premiere MRJ-01?
An unclear image on your Premiere Microscope can stem from several issues: * The specimen slide might be missing a cover glass; add one. * The cover glass might not be standard; use a standard cover glass with a thickness of 0.17mm. * The cover glass might be facing down; ensure it faces up. * Immersion oil might have accumulated on the dry objective; clean it thoroughly. * The immersion oil isn't used for the oil objective 100XR; use immersion oil. * There's an air bubble in the immersion; eliminate it. * The wrong immersion oil is being used; use the correct one. * The aperture isn't opened correctly; adjust the iris diaphragm. * Stain or dust has accumulated on the lens in the inlet of the head; clean the lens. * The condenser is not in the right position; adjust th...
Why can't I move the slide smoothly on my premiere MRJ-01?
If you're experiencing difficulty moving the slide smoothly on your Premiere Microscope, it might be because: * The slide is not fixed correctly; adjust it correctly. * The movable specimen holder is not fixed properly; adjust it correctly.
Why does the bulb burn out usually on premiere MRJ-01 Microscope?
If the bulb in your Premiere Microscope burns out frequently, it may be due to using a wrong bulb. Replace it with a correct one.
Why does my premiere MRJ-01 Microscope image move when touching the stage?
If the image moves noticeably when you touch the stage of your Premiere Microscope, it indicates that the stage is fastened incorrectly; fasten the stage correctly.
General guidelines for safe and careful operation of the microscope.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the microscope and its parts.
Information about installing the microscope objectives, which are factory installed.
Steps for correctly inserting the eyepieces into the microscope tube.
Instructions for powering on the microscope and adjusting brightness.
Procedure for placing and centering a specimen slide on the stage.
Steps for focusing the image using coarse and fine focusing knobs.
Guide to adjusting the distance between eyepieces for clear binocular vision.
Instructions for adjusting diopters for individual eye focus.
Steps to center the condenser for optimal illumination and field of view.
How to adjust the aperture diaphragm for resolution and contrast.
Procedure for using the 100X oil immersion objective, including oil application and cleaning.
Information about using filters, such as the blue filter, to modify illumination.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the microscope's halogen bulb.
Instructions for replacing the microscope's fuse, including rating.
Detailed specifications for optical system, head, nosepiece, objective, focus, stage, condenser, and illumination.
Table detailing objective parameters like magnification, NA, working distance, and parfocal distance.
Troubleshooting common issues related to the microscope's optical system.
Troubleshooting common mechanical issues with microscope operation.
Troubleshooting common electrical problems with the microscope.
General| Illumination | LED |
|---|---|
| Eyepiece | WF10x |
| Objective Lenses | 4x, 10x, 40x, 100x |
| Stage | Double-layer mechanical stage |
| Focusing | Coaxial coarse and fine focusing |
| Condenser | Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm |
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