Nikon eclipse e100 Manuel d'instructions - Page 25

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Handling of the Immersion Oil

Use a minimum quantity of oil. If too much oil is applied, surplus oil could flow out onto the

stage and the condenser and degrade performance.

After completing oil-immersion observation, be sure to clean the objective, condenser, and any

other parts that may be stained by oil. Any oil residue left on the lenses of oil-immersion type

objectives or adhesion of oils on the front lens of dry type objectives will degrade image quality.

Use petroleum benzine to wipe off oil and finish with absolute alcohol (ethyl or methyl alcohol).

If petroleum benzine is not available, use methyl alcohol instead. In that case, wipe off the oil

several times (generally 3 or 4 times) as the detergency of methyl alcohol is weaker than

petroleum benzine.

WARNING

When handling petroleum benzine and absolute alcohol, be sure to follow the instructions

provided by the manufacturers. Since they are highly inflammable take great care when

handling them.

Cautions on Handling the Immersion Oil

• Close the container cap tightly after use. Make sure that the cap is closed tight after refilling

the container. Check the cap periodically to make sure it has not come loose, allowing oil to

leak out.

• Do not press the container hard. Oil could splash out.

• If you find an oil drips around the container, wipe them off.

• Avoid contact of immersion oil with eyes or skin. In the event of contact with eyes or skin,

take one of the following measures although Nikon immersion oil does not contain any toxic

ingredients.

Contact with skin: Rinse your skin thoroughly with soap and water.

Contact with eye: Rinse your eye thoroughly with water (more than 15 minutes)

• Do not leave immersion oil in the sun (ultraviolet rays can damage it).

and see a doctor.