Why is the image blurry on my Swift Microscope?
If the image appears blurry when using your Swift Microscope, several factors could be the cause. First, the objective surfaces might be dirty, in which case you should clean the objective. Second, the diopter adjustment may not be correct, so readjust the diopter. Lastly, the focus could be incorrect, so try readjusting the focus.
What to do if the illumination doesn't work on my Swift Microscope?
If the illumination on your Swift Microscope doesn't work when the switch is on, the most likely cause is a problem with the power supply. Check the connection to ensure it is properly connected to a power source.
Why am I seeing double images on my Swift S41-20?
If you're seeing double images through your Swift Microscope, it could be due to a few reasons. First, the interpupillary distance might not be set correctly; try readjusting the eyepieces. Second, the diopter adjustment may be off; try readjusting the diopter rings. Finally, ensure that the magnification of each eyepiece is the same and mount eyepieces of the same magnification if needed.
What to do if dirt appears in the field of view of my Swift Microscope?
If dirt appears in the field of view of your Swift Microscope, it could be due to: * Dirt on the specimen, in which case you should clean the specimen. * Dirt on the surfaces of the eyepiece, so clean the surfaces.
Why does the head keep slipping down on my Swift S41-20 Microscope?
If the head of your Swift Microscope keeps slipping down, the focusing knob might be too loose. Tighten it to a suitable position to secure the head.
How to fix a focusing knob that is not smooth on a Swift Microscope?
If the focusing knob on your Swift Microscope is not smooth, it might be too tight. Loosen it to a suitable position to improve its smoothness.
Adjusts the distance between the eyepiece tubes for clear viewing.
Guides on using focusing knobs for clear sample imaging.
Explains how eyepieces affect magnification and working distance.
Tips on using flexible lights and arms to cover larger areas.
Instructions for using a spanner to adjust focus knob tension.
Procedures for cleaning lenses and other microscope surfaces.
Guidelines for storing the microscope to prevent damage and rust.
Advice on contacting Swift representatives for microscope repairs.
Information on downloading user manuals and relevant software online.
General| Observation tube | Binocular |
|---|---|
| Interpupillary distance | 55-75 mm |
| Eyepieces | WF10X, WF20X |
| Objective | 1X |
| Total magnifications | 10x, 20x |
| Inclination | 45° inclined |
| Stand | Single-arm stand, φ18mm vertical pillar, vertical pillar height 280mm, stand dimension 187 x 132 x 56mm |
| Working distance | 230mm |
| Focusing | Focus travel range 41mm |
| Max. specimen thickness | 67mm |
| Illumination | Two flexible gooseneck 1W LED lights |
| Power supply | 110-240V |
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