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Description of this part for the microscope.

The set includes a cable Zeiss P/N 452112-9081/X2.

This service part for repair of Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope may solve the following issues:
- coarse movement does not work in Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope
- fine movement does not work in Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope
- where to find original spare parts for Zeiss Axiovert 100

The Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope shares many components with the non-motorized version (Axiovert 100), so it is possible that this element can also be installed in the non-motorized version, i.e. Axiovert 100.

The photos show dimensions and exact appearance of this element from multiple views. Additionally, the video shows how the mechanism works.

Description of this part for the microscope.

electrical contacts

This service part for repair of Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope may solve the following issues:
- no image on photo output in Zeiss Axiovert 100 microscope
- damaged image reflecting mirror in Zeiss Axiovert 100
- where to find original spare parts for Zeiss Axiovert 100

The Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope shares many components with the non-motorized version (Axiovert 100), so it is possible that this element can also be installed in the non-motorized version, i.e. Axiovert 100.

The photos show dimensions and exact appearance of this element from multiple views. Additionally, the video shows how the mechanism works.

Description of this part for the microscope.

the image to the photo output. It also has two electrical contacts.

This service part for repair of Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope may solve the following issues:
- no image on photo output in Zeiss Axiovert 100 microscope
- damaged image reflecting mirror in Zeiss Axiovert 100
- where to find original spare parts for Zeiss Axiovert 100

The Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope shares many components with the non-motorized version (Axiovert 100), so it is possible that this element can also be installed in the non-motorized version, i.e. Axiovert 100.

The photos show dimensions and exact appearance of this element from multiple views. Additionally, the video shows how the mechanism works.

Description of this part for the microscope.

They also act as vibration absorbers.

These rubber feet will likely fit other Zeiss inverted microscopes, such as the Axiovert 100 or Axiovert 200.

The photos show the dimensions and exact appearance of this part from multiple angles.

The equivalent of the Zeiss IM 35 (IM-35, IM35) is the Opton ICM 405 (ICM-405, ICM405).

Description of this part for the microscope.

Description of this part for the microscope.

It is an optional accessory for Carl Zeiss West Germany microscopes (as well as those marketed under the Opton West Germany brand). It allows the user to set the exposure time, ISO value and similar parameters.

Basic specifications of the Zeiss photomicrography controller:
Model: Zeiss MC 63
Catalogue name: Steuerpult
Catalogue number: 47 74 25 - 9903 (alternative notation: 477425-9903)
Name in the English-language catalogue: Exposure control MA
Housing colour: grey

Zeiss MC 63 is an entire family of devices differing in version, feature set, number of controls, housing colour and catalogue number. Photomicrography systems incorporating this controller were supplied with many different Zeiss microscope models. There is no fixed relationship between a particular MC 63 catalogue number and a specific microscope model.

Please also compare it with the otherwise identical Zeiss MC 63 featuring a white housing. It bears catalogue number 45 60 45 and is listed in the database under number 99632.

Description of this part for the microscope.

It is an optional accessory for Carl Zeiss West Germany microscopes (as well as those marketed under the Opton West Germany brand). It allows the user to set the exposure time, ISO value and similar parameters.

Basic specifications of the Zeiss photomicrography controller:
Model: Zeiss MC 63
Catalogue name: Steuerpult
Catalogue number: 45 60 45 (alternative notation: 456045)
Name in the English-language catalogue: Exposure control MA
Housing colour: white

Zeiss MC 63 is an entire family of devices differing in version, feature set, number of controls, housing colour and catalogue number. Photomicrography systems incorporating this controller were supplied with many different Zeiss microscope models. There is no fixed relationship between a particular MC 63 catalogue number and a specific microscope model.

Please also compare it with the otherwise identical Zeiss MC 63 featuring a grey housing. It bears catalogue number 47 74 25 - 9903 and is listed in the database under number 99631.

Description of this part for the microscope.

controls the shutter. It is not a complete shutter. The module contains:
- a milled aluminium bracket that fits inside the microscope housing
- the Kuhnke D 23 LOL -F 24VDC 100%ED rotary solenoid
- two HOA2001-1 optical sensors
- the wiring and the connector to the Zeiss 451331-9320 board

I was not able to confirm it, but it is possible that this part also fits the inverted Zeiss Axiovert 135M microscope. Before you decide to use the electronic module shown here in the Axiovert 135M model, please check this on forums or groups devoted to Zeiss microscopes.

In the last photos the arrow shows where this part sits in the Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope, so that you can identify it without any doubt.

Description of this part for the microscope.

sensors and drives in the motorized inverted Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope are connected.

Markings on the board:
- 451331-9320
- 3320 B
- DL SP1 SP2 SHUT
- SCA
- 3320 L
- Carl Zeiss Jena

ATTENTION: This is a board for a microscope branded by Zeiss (Oberkochen, West Germany). The board, however, carries the "Carl Zeiss Jena" logo. This is not a mistake - this board was made in week 31 of 1997, already after the German reunification, when the Jena plant was producing for the entire Carl Zeiss group.

IMPORTANT: in the photo you can see that in every pin block onto which a connector is plugged, one pin is missing. This is not damage, this is not a broken-off pin - this is the original factory condition. It is supposed to look like this.

I was not able to confirm it, but it is possible that this part also fits the inverted Zeiss Axiovert 135M microscope. Before you decide to use the electronic board shown here in the Axiovert 135M model, please check this on forums or groups devoted to Zeiss microscopes.

In the last photos the arrow shows where this part sits in the Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope, so that you can identify it without any doubt.

Description of this part for the microscope.

board carrying the two momentary pushbuttons:
- 452112-9036
- S8/10
- 452112-3036 L
- S9/11

Marking on the cable connecting the microswitches: 451331-8094

The connector plugs into the SCA socket on the central distribution board 451331-9320 (https://www.microscopeparts.eu/part/99909).

I was not able to confirm it, but it is possible that these parts also fit the inverted Zeiss Axiovert 135M microscope. Before you decide to use them in the Axiovert 135M model, please check this on forums or groups devoted to Zeiss microscopes.

Description of this part for the microscope.

repairing the eyepiece.

Lens position: this is the topmost lens of the microscope eyepiece, called the eye lens
Lens construction: this is a cemented lens, flat on one side and convex on the other
Matching eyepiece: this is the lens from the Zeiss West Germany CPL W 10x/18 eyepiece, model number 464022-9901

This lens is not a replacement part for the microscope. It is a part for repairing a microscope eyepiece - and that eyepiece can be used in various microscopes, even from manufacturers other than Carl Zeiss. A few microscopes this eyepiece can be used with are listed in the "compatibility" section, but this is definitely not a complete list. It is safe to assume that the Zeiss CPL W 10x/18 eyepiece can be used with any microscope from any manufacturer whose head has a 23.2 mm eyepiece tube diameter.

Description of this part for the microscope.

the body only, without optics.

What is included: three parts - the lower sleeve that goes into the eyepiece tube of the head, the retaining ring that holds the lenses inside the housing, and the upper sleeve with the engraving
Material: all parts of the housing are made of plastic - this is unusual, because in eyepieces of this class the bodies are normally metal
Marking on the body: ZEISS West Germany CPL W 10x/18, number 464022-9901
Mounting diameter: 23.2mm - a standard eyepiece tube

This housing is not a replacement part for the microscope. It is a part for repairing a microscope eyepiece - and that eyepiece can be used in various microscopes, even from manufacturers other than Carl Zeiss. A few microscopes this eyepiece can be used with are listed in the "compatibility" section, but this is definitely not a complete list. It is safe to assume that the Zeiss CPL W 10x/18 eyepiece can be used with any microscope from any manufacturer whose head has a 23.2 mm eyepiece tube diameter.

The plastic this eyepiece housing is made of can be damaged in various ways. It often cracks, gets scratched, or deforms and partly melts from heat - the proximity of a bulb, a lamp or a soldering iron is enough, and very often the culprit is simply the cigarette held in the same hand that turns the focus knobs. In that case - especially when the optics inside are still intact - you can simply replace the housing with the one offered here.

Here you will find the top lens for this eyepiece: https://www.microscopeparts.eu/part/99913.

Description of this part for the microscope.

objectives are corrected for infinity, so an intermediate optic in the form of a tube lens is required to create the intermediate image. In this case it has to be a lens of the Zeiss ICS system with a focal length of 164.5 mm.

In this series of inverted microscopes the tube lens sits below the nosepiece. The last photos in the gallery show the stand of the Carl Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope, with an arrow pointing to the exact place where this lens is located. This allows you to identify the part without any doubt.

According to the manufacturer this is not a part intended to be replaced by the user, so there is no catalogue number either on the lens mount or on the aluminium profile into which this lens is screwed.

I was not able to confirm it, but it is possible that this ICS tube lens also fits the inverted microscopes Zeiss Axiovert 135 / 135M. Before you decide to use it in the Axiovert 135 / 135M models, please check this on forums or groups devoted to Zeiss microscopes.

Description of this part for the microscope.

The tube transfers the image from the objectives through the whole stand to the head mount. This part has no counterpart in upright biological microscopes.

There is no catalogue number anywhere on this part. That may suggest the manufacturer did not intend it as a part to be replaced by the user, one that could be ordered from service.

The last photos in the gallery show the stand of the Carl Zeiss Axiovert 100M microscope, with an arrow pointing to the place where this part is located. This allows you to identify it without any doubt.

I was not able to confirm it, but it is possible that this tube with optics also fits the inverted microscopes Zeiss Axiovert 135 / 135M. Before you decide to use it in the Axiovert 135 / 135M models, please check this on forums or groups devoted to Zeiss microscopes.

Description of this part for the microscope.

Zeiss
Lettering: white "Zeiss" wordmark in the typeface introduced together with the joint logo of both Zeiss companies (Zeiss Oberkochen and Carl Zeiss Jena) in 1993/94
Material: aluminium, thin sheet with embossed lettering
Colour: the so-called early light blue, used by the manufacturer until 1997
Dimensions: 23 mm x 23 mm
Mounting: the plate is glued on

This is the plate variant with the logo introduced in 1993/94 and in use until 1997: light blue, a square with the lens cut out at the bottom, lettering in rounded letters. You can see the previous version here: https://www.microscopeparts.eu/part/99868.

Because the adhesive that held these plates to the microscope body loses its grip over the years, such plates sometimes fall off. Sometimes they are also deliberately prised out. A plate like this lets you bring your microscope back to its factory appearance using original parts.