Handling Precautions
1. Confirm the input voltage before turning the power switch on
For the input voltage of this microscope, there are two systems of 100V-system (100
to 120V) and 220V-system (220 to 240V). Connect the power plug with the plug
socket after confirming that the rated voltage of the microscope corresponds with the
voltage of plug socket.
2. Turn the power switch ON or OFF along the order
The counter may display error messages (E51, E52, E53) by the order which turns
the power supply of the microscope main unit and the peripheral equipment such as
personal computer on or off in the connection with some peripheral equipment, when
the peripheral equipment is being connected with the counter unit at RS232C.
Be sure to perform at the following order, when turning the power switch ON or OFF.
• For ON ∙∙∙∙∙ Peripheral equipment Projector main unit
• For OFF ∙∙∙∙ Projector main unit Peripheral equipment
3. Only use the specified power cord and fuse
Use only the supplied power cord. Replacement fuses must be of the specified type,
voltage and current.
4. Do not disassemble
Disassembly of any unit or removal of panels may present a hazard to personal or
result in a unit failure. Never attempt to disassemble, unless absolutely essential, e.g.
for the replacement of a fuse, etc..
This instrument consists of precision components, and its performance cannot be
guaranteed, even within the warranty period, if it is disassembled by the user.
All equipment failures that occur after user disassembly will be repaired on a fee-for-
service basis.
Guarantee
This system has been manufactured under Mitutoyo's rigorous quality control system.
In the event that it proves defective in workmanship or materials within one year of the
date of purchase under normal usage, Mitutoyo will repair the instrument free of charge.
Contact your dealer or nearest Mitutoyo Service Center.
This guarantee does not apply to the following cases:
Equipment failure or damage due to incorrect usage or unauthorized modification or
repair.
Equipment failure or damage resulting from moving, transporting, or dropping the
instrument.
Equipment failure or damage due to fires, salt damage, gas damage, abnormal
voltages, or natural disasters.
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