Generally speaking collimating your APO at home is not the usual action
others may comment on this but I don't think its a simple action and not normally done.
More expensive lens cells do have collimation screws but that's more for the factory technicians not home use.
I have never collimated an APO scope. I did have to fix up an offcentre focuser rotator that was way off square.
If the scope's lenses needed collimation it would be a huge negative for that scope. It should come from the factory prefect and short of a huge fall should never need adjusting.
Greg.
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