VWR International 89404-492, 89404-494, 89404-496, 89404-498, 89404-500 Operation Manual

Man.V100 (28 Sept. 2012)

VWR Stereo Microscope

Operation Manual

(Version 1.0.0)

VWR Stereo Microscope

89404-492, 89404-494
89404-496, 89404-498
89404-500, 89404-502

89404-492 VWR Stereo Microscope Dual Halogen 2x/4x

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Safety Instructions

Please read this manual carefully before using this product for optimal use. The indicated cautions are
related to safety and you should observe all safety and warning instructions to avoid potential damage
to product and injury to operators. Keep this manual for future reference.

Note: Use this product only in a way described in the product literature and this manual. Before using
the product, verify that this product is suitable for its intended use.

Do not modify the system components or use the unauthorized parts as this will void the product
warranty.

The following warning labels (or symbols) are found on the microscope, Study the meaning of the
warning labels (or symbols) and always use the equipment in the safest possible manner.

Warning Label / Symbol Explanation

Indicates that the surface becomes hot, and
should not be touched with bare hands.

Indicates that the main switch is ON.

Indicates that the main switch is OFF.

~

Indicates alternating current.

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Introduction

Thank you for your purchase of a VWR stereomicroscope. VWR stereomicroscopes are precision
instruments, subjected to meticulous examination to reach you in perfect condition. Their design
combines easy management and optimum functioning with minimum maintenance.
The information contained in this manual is likely to go beyond what the average user needs to know to
use the stereomicroscope, however, it is provided to answer any queries that may arise.

Stereomicroscopes are used to study three dimensional objects, examine small parts, or dissect
biological specimens. They also permit the observation of slide specimens.

These instructions should be read carefully before operating the microscope. They will permit you to
use your new stereomicroscope to its fullest capabilities. Terminology used to describe components
and controls can be found in the diagram on page 2.

These instructions are based on the assembly of a binocular model model, with additional notes
applying specifically for the other models in the series. For those models with A objectives, objectives
referred to are 1X and 2X (rather than 2X and 4X); whilst for models with B objectives, objectives
referred to are 1X and 3X.

Unpacking

All components of the stereomicroscope have been carefully packed to ensure they reach you in
perfect condition. We recommend that you do not discard any packing containers in case you need to
return the microscope or store it for long periods of time; or should it become necessary to transport it
to a technical service for any repair, or maintenance procedure.

The box should contain the following components, depending on the model:

● Binocular: Base with illumination; a fixed head holder, also with illumination; an opaque black and
white stage; a binocular head with eyepieces; eyepiece protectors; a frosted glass stage; a blue
filter;
a protective base and a hexagonal key measuring 1.5mm.