Under what circumstances does the welding machine perform discharge calibration?

Under what circumstances is it necessary to perform discharge calibration on fiber optic fusion splicers?

When the fiber fusion splicer experiences continuous fusion failure or high losses

When there are significant changes in the environment, temperature, humidity, and air pressure used; If you travel from one city to another at different altitudes, discharge calibration is required

3. The electrode rod of the welding machine is used too many times, such as every 500 times, or the electrode rod turns black or oxidized, etc

4. Usually used beyond the expected lifespan, after replacing the electrode rod with a new one; After 5000 uses of the COMWAY C10S fusion splicer, the machine will remind for replacement;

5. It is recommended to regularly maintain your fiber fusion splicer if it has not been used for a long time;

We need to perform discharge calibration on the fiber fusion splicer in response to the above situation. Discharge calibration is a crucial step in ensuring the accuracy and stability of the welding machine, as it directly affects the quality and efficiency of the welding process. During the use of the welding machine, due to environmental factors, equipment aging, or improper operation, the discharge parameters may deviate, thereby affecting the welding effect. Therefore, regular discharge calibration is crucial to ensure the normal operation of the welding machine and improve work efficiency. Before performing discharge calibration, the following preparations need to be made: Firstly, ensure that the fusion splicer has turned off the power to avoid the risk of electric shock and equipment damage. Secondly, prepare the necessary tools and materials, such as fiber optic cutting knives, fiber optic cable stripping pliers, fiber optic cables, alcohol cloth, alcohol, etc. In addition, it is necessary to read and understand the operation manual of the fusion splicer and the relevant instructions for discharge calibration to ensure that the operation is carried out according to the correct steps.