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Serial numbers are typically specific to individual units and are not publicly available information. If you're looking for a serial number for a particular microscope, I would recommend checking any documentation that came with the microscope or contacting the manufacturer or seller directly for assistance.
try to find on ebay or on the manufacter support or with technicians who work repairing micorcopes. this micro. is already considered obsolet \ not in production. i have one. so if it's yours and you know about engineering\electronics it would be better\easier fix it yourself making a new board or adapting other lamp. i guess that my one the bulb is burn from i remenber and i'm thinking in adapt a led lamp. so add me in facebook that if i change my board i tell u how i do or maybe i could my original board if it's working
I think the number you gave is the microscope serial number, to hope to get help you need to find the model number so people can help. At least post a picture. In general the microscope needs a light source to be bright enough to use. The transformer is meant to provide power to the light. If you use the microscope with a light shining through the object held by a glass slide then the light is below the stage which holds the object. Sometimes on simpler microscopes they have a mirror below the stage and you shine a bright light beam into the mirror and must adjust the angle to reflect the light through the slide. In more complex systems the light is built into the microscope. For opaque objects you must shine the light from above onto the object. If you can't find the official Nikon light source to connect to the transformer, you may be able to get non Nikon light sources. For my stereo microscope for example, I use a LED ring-light I bought on ebay for ~$25. This lights the objects from above and fits around the microscope tube just above the stage.
Sounds like you have the wrong bulb installed.
This scope requires a 6v-20w halogen bulb.
They are available from:
Delta Optical Instruments, Inc.
email: [email protected]
a seriel number do u know the back of the box? where it gets scanned when u buy it? all the numbers there thats a serial number try entering that or maybe there is somthing in the booklet sorry i could not be anymore help :) please rep me ++!
First off you gotta tell us whats the right model and make as you have two listed here and both of these flybacks are avail. trough http://www.partstore.com. The parts are not listed online but get the toll free # or leave a message for them to get back to you. Now A flyback is not a user replaceable part for starters. It is soldered in and theres very high voltage inside these sets even after they are unplugged, and its not adviseable to replace a hi-voltage part in a set, unless you know the issues involved with replacing such parts. Good Luck
Hi,
Just wondered if you still had the same problem before I spend ages writing the solution?
Kind Regards.....Dave
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