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Why is the light too dim on my Swift SW150 Microscope?
If the light on your Swift Microscope is too dim, there could be a few reasons. First, the disc diaphragm hole selection might be too small; try rotating it to a larger hole. Second, the lamp setting might be too low; increase the intensity using the control knob. Finally, the voltage could be too low; ensure you are using the supplied power adapter.
What to do if I have poor image quality on my Swift Microscope?
If you're experiencing poor image quality with your Swift Microscope, several factors could be the cause. Ensure that a glass cover slip is placed over the specimen. The slide may be too thick or thin, so try using a lab-quality slide. Also, check that the slide isn't upside down on the stage; the cover slip should face up. A dirty objective lens can also cause this, so wipe it with a soft cloth and glass cleaner. Finally, rotating the disc diaphragm to a larger hole can improve image quality if the current selection is too small.
Why is the visual field uneven on my Swift SW150?
If the visual field of your Swift Microscope is uneven, or the image is dark at the edges, several factors could be responsible. The nosepiece might not be locked in place, preventing the objective lens from centering properly; turn the nosepiece until you hear a click. Alternatively, the slide might not be centered over the bulb, leaving part of the specimen unilluminated; make sure to center the slide. A dirty objective or eyepiece lens can also cause this; clean them with compressed air or a soft brush. Lastly, the disc diaphragm hole selection might be too small; try rotating it to a larger hole.
What to do if objective lens collides with slide on Swift SW150 Microscope?
If the objective lens collides with the slide on your Swift Microscope when switching to a higher power, it could be due to a few reasons. The slide might be upside down or too thick; use a lab-quality slide or flip the slide so the cover slip faces up. The stage might also be set too close to the objectives; lower the stage with the coarse focus knob. Lastly, the safety rack stop may need adjustment to stop the stage farther from the objectives; adjust the safety rack stop accordingly.
Why does the lamp flicker on my Swift SW150?
If the lamp on your Swift Microscope flickers while on, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, the bulb might not be inserted into the socket correctly; check to make sure it's fully screwed in. Second, the power adapter might not be fully plugged in; ensure it's fully connected to both the wall socket and the microscope.
How to fix blurry visual field on Swift Microscope?
If the visual field appears blurry or dirty on your Swift Microscope, there are a few potential causes. The objective or eyepiece lens may be dirty; clean them with compressed air or a soft brush. The slide itself might be dirty; clean it with glass cleaner or a lens cloth. Additionally, the eyepiece or objective lens might not be fully screwed into place; tighten them to secure them.
Why does the image move when focusing my Swift SW150 Microscope?
If the image moves while adjusting the focus on your Swift Microscope, it's likely that the slide is shifting on the stage. Reposition the slide more securely in the clips.
Why doesn't the lamp turn on on my Swift SW150 Microscope?
If the lamp on your Swift Microscope does not turn on, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, check that the adapter is fully connected or that batteries are installed to ensure there's a power source. Second, the bulb may have burned out; in this case, you'll need to replace the bulb.
General| Observation tube | Monocular, 360° rotatable |
|---|---|
| Eyepiece | Wide-field 10X and 25X |
| Nosepiece | Triple revolving |
| Objectives | 4X, 10X, and 40X Achromatic |
| Magnifications | 40X, 100X, 250X, 400X, and 1000X |
| Condenser | Single lens condenser with 6-hole disc diaphragm |
| Focusing | Coaxial coarse and fine focus knobs |
| Illumination | Dimmable top and bottom LED lights |
| Inclination | 30° |
| Stage | Plain stage with slide clips |
| Stage size | 90mmx90mm |
| Power | 100-240V AC adapter or 3 AA batteries (included) |
Details the microscope model (SW150) and its monocular, 360° rotatable observation tube.
Lists eyepiece (Wide-field 10X and 25X), nosepiece (Triple revolving), and objectives (4X, 10X, 40X Achromatic).
Describes the plain stage, stage clips, condenser, and dimmable LED illumination.
Identifies essential parts including eyepiece, nosepiece, objective lenses, stage, diaphragm, and light sources.
Guide on removing the microscope from packaging, attaching the eyepiece, and connecting the power adapter.
Instructions for powering on, selecting illumination, securing slides, and initial focusing steps.
Recommendations for storing the microscope in a cool, dry place and cleaning lenses with soft brushes.
Addresses problems like uneven visual fields, blurry images, and poor image quality with potential solutions.
Details the 5-year warranty for microscopes and 1-year for components, excluding normal wear and misuse.
Provides contact details (phone, email) for inquiries, repair requests, and support.
