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Double vision I recently took apart my WESCO 3000 series microscope to fix a slipping adjustment on the zoom control. After taking it apart to far, removing the lenses from the little shafts. I put it back together and now the left eye and right eye see something different. The left eye image seems to be a little bit larger on up to the left and the right eye image is slightly smaller down to the right. So when you look through both lenses you go cross eyed. Not sure how to fix?

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It looks like when you took this apart you did not alignt the lenses properly, there should be a locating groove or stub which these lenses should fit to... it looks like they are pressing against the stub but are not located properly, hence the distortion. try taking it apart again....when you put it back together again the fault may have gone.

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