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Olympus BH2 Series Zerlegung, Reinigung und Wiederzusammenbau
Unscrew and remove the knurled outer barrel from the
stationary inner barrel of the thumbscrew (see
16). Do not try to remove the stationary inner barrel.
Figure 16 – Unscrew and remove knurled outer barrel

Clean Components of the Locking Screw (BHS/BHT)

Use a cotton swab and a suitable solvent to remove any
grease or other contaminants from the exposed threads
and from the outer surface of the stationary inner
barrel of the locking thumbscrew (see
Figure 17 – Clean the outside of stationary inner barrel
Use a pipe cleaner and a suitable solvent (acetone) to
remove any grease or other contaminants from the
bore of the stationary inner barrel of the locking
thumbscrew (see
Figure
Figure 18 – Clean the bore of the stationary inner barrel
Teardown, Cleaning, and Reassembly of the Miscellaneous Parts of the Olympus BH-2 Microscope Frames
Figure
17).
18).
Use a cotton swab and a suitable solvent (acetone) to
Figure
remove any grease or other contaminants from the
surface of the plunger rod (see
Figure 19 – Thoroughly clean the plunger rod
Use a pipe cleaner or cotton swab, with a suitable
solvent (acetone) to remove any grease or other
contaminants from the inner threads and from the bore
of the knurled outer barrel of the locking screw (see
Figure
20).
Figure 20 – Clean threads and bore of the outer barrel
Use an acid brush and a suitable solvent (acetone) to
wash the extension spring, or soak the extension spring
in a suitable solvent to remove any grease or
contaminants (see
Figure 21 – Wash the grease from the extension spring
Figure
19).
Figure
19).
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