Fisher Science Education S90000 User manual

Users Guide
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S90000
Student Microscope
Warranty Information
All Fisher Educational Microscopes are warranted to be free of all defects in material and
workmanship for a period of 60 months (5 years) from the date of delivery.
Statement of Limited Product Warranty
The warranty does not apply to any instrument, which has become worn, defective,
damaged or broken due to abuse, misuse, and tampering, or unauthorized repairs. Under
this warranty,Westover Scientific will repair or replace, without charge to the purchaser,
any part, which upon our examination, appears to be defective in materials or
workmanship.
Returned Goods Policy for Repair or Replacement Parts.
Warranty repair is free when the instruments are returned to us prepaid. Domestic return
shipment will be made at our expense in a manner similar to your shipment to us.All
international shipping charges are to be prepaid.
To return goods for repair or replacement, please contact Westover Scientific Customer
Service at 1-800-304-3202 or 1-425-398-1298. Please be prepared to supply the following
information:
. Your name, return shipping address and telephone number
. Catalog/Model number of the item/s you are returning
. Serial Numbers if applicable
. Description of the product’s problem or reason for return
. Date the item was purchased.
The Customer Service Representative will issue you a Return MaterialsAuthorization
(RMA) number. Please label the outside of your shipping container with this number.
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Doc. No. ZP-MC-0041
Copyright 2003

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S90000 Microscope Nomenclature
Head
Eyepiece
Objective
Stage
Collecting Lens
Basewithbuilt-in
illumination
Nosepiece
Focusing
Dial
Stage Clip
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Notes:

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This beginner biological microscope is well designed and sturdily
built. It has high quality optics and precision mechanics which meet
the requirements of elementary schools. All objectives are parfocal,
parcentered, and the 40x objective is spring loaded which prevents
damage to the specimen and/or objective.
Specifications:
Optical specifications with 10x widefield eyepiece:
4X 4.3mm 0.1 40X
40X 0.42mm 0.65 400X
Objective Field of View N.A. Magnification
10X 1.72mm 0.25 100X
Illumination:
The S90000 microscope has built-in LED illumination. LED’s have a
normal life span of 100,000 candle hours, but, like most light bulbs
they are not guaranteed to last that long.
Introduction:
Mechanical tube length: 160mm
No assembly required, objectives and eyepieces are pre-installed at
the factory for your convenience.
Assembly:
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Notes:

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Connect the power cord to an outlet and turn on the power switch.
Open the diaphragm underneath the stage to its full open position.
Place your slide on the stage and secure with the stage clips.
Select the 4x objective to “scan” and locate the image of your
specimen, and then switch to the 10x objective. Turn the focusing
knob to bring the specimen into focus. Now switch to the 40x ob-
jective and focus using the focus knob. View the image with the
40x objective as there is less depth of focus and this will assure par-
focality when you use a lower power objective.
Using your micoscope:
1 each S90000 microscope with monocular head and locked on
10x eyepiece
1 each Objectives: 4x, 10x, 40x
1 each Dust cover
1 each Users guide
The container should include the following items:
The microscope is packed in a styrofoam container inside of a card-
board shipping box. Carefully check the shipment and assure no
damage has occurred. Shipping damage is excluded from the war-
ranty coverage.
Unpacking:
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The 40x objective is a “dry” objective. Do not use immersion oil
which makes the image blurred and difficult to clean.
General Maintenance:
When not in use, protect the instrument with the dust cover provided.
Use filtered air to remove dust particles, and lens cleaner on a Q-tip
for routine lens cleaning.
The microscope is now ready for general use.
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3 Larger then 1, more light
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Number on
Disc Objective
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4x
10x
40x
Smallest in diameter, least amount of light
Larger then 2, more light
Larger then 3, more light
Larger then 4, more light
DiaphragmSize
8 Largest, maximum light to specimen
You may need to rotate the disc diaphragm to get the best contrast,
use the diaphragm chart below:
Using your micoscope:
Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.