6. Assembly

6.4 Objectives

The receptacles on the objective turrets are numbered (Fig. 11). Based on your equipment, the individual objectives have already been as- signed to specific positions at the factory.

For details on the exact positions of the objec- tives, please refer to the enclosed identifica- tion sheet.

!Caution:

Close vacant threads in the turret with dust pro- tection caps!

6.5 Light sources for the transmitted light axis

Caution!

Ensure that the lamp housing has been dis- connected from the power supply. Unplug the power plug and the power supply during assembly.

Caution!

Light sources pose a potential irradiation risk (glare, UV-radiation, IR-radiation). Therefore, lamps have to be operated in closed hous- ings.

Lamp housing 107/2

This lamp housing is used with a 12 V 100 W halogen lamp, which is already mounted.

In case the lamp has to be removed:

Fig. 11

Objective turret with engraved objective receptacles

• Remove the fastener screw on the housing (Fig. 12).

• Remove the housing by pulling it upwards.

• Remove the lamp.

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Leica DM4500P, DM5000B, DM4000M manual Assembly Objectives, Lamp housing 107/2, Case the lamp has to be removed

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