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If the Heater LED on the panel keyboard of your Fujikura Welding System blinks, it indicates that the heating temperature does not reach its inputted setting. Contact the authorized distributor.
What to do if “Test Finish” is never indicated in Arc Calibration on Fujikura 90S?
Execute the [Stabilize Electrodes] function in the [Maintenance Menu]. If the Fujikura splicer still does not indicate “Test Finish” after that, replace the electrodes.
What to do if 'Test Finish' is never indicated after many repetitions in [Arc Calibration] on Fujikura Welding System?
Execute [Stabilize Electrodes] function in [Maintenance Menu]. If the fusion splicer still does not indicate “Test Finish”, replace the electrodes.
What to do if the CHARGE LED blinks during battery recharge on Fujikura Welding System?
If the “CHARGE” LED on your Fujikura Welding System blinks during battery recharge, it indicates that the battery pack has a fault or has reached the end of its service life. Install a new battery pack. If the LED continues to blink after installing a new battery, contact the authorized distributor.
Why fiber protection sleeve does not shrink completely in Fujikura 90S?
If the fiber protection sleeve does not shrink completely on your Fujikura Welding System, it might not be set to the tube heater properly. When setting the fiber to the heater, do not remove hands from the fiber until the heater cover closes and the buzzer sounds. Releasing hands from the fiber rapidly may prevent the protection sleeve from being set to the heatable position.
What to do if Fujikura 90S Welding System does not turn off?
If your Fujikura Welding System does not turn off when pressing the ON/OFF key, press and hold the key until the LED color changes from green to red.
What to do if wireless data communication is unsuccessful on my Fujikura Welding System?
If wireless data communication fails on your Fujikura Welding System, first ensure that all devices are powered 'ON'. If a device is 'Off', turn it 'ON'. Next, check the Link LED on each device. If the Link LED is not lit, press and hold the Link button on each device to initiate the pairing process, which should light the Link LED.
Why is my Fujikura Welding System fiber protection sleeve not shrinking completely?
A fiber protection sleeve may not shrink completely for several reasons: * The sleeve might not be set to the tube heater properly. When setting the fiber to the heater, do not remove your hands from the fiber until the heater cover closes and the buzzer sounds. Releasing hands rapidly can misplace the sleeve. * The protection sleeve might not be centered between the yellow lines. * Try extending the heating time.
What to do if my Fujikura Welding System won't turn off?
If your Fujikura Welding System does not turn off when pressing the ON/OFF key, press and hold the key until the LED color changes from green to red.
Why is the heater LED blinking on my Fujikura Welding System?
The heater LED on the panel keyboard of your Fujikura Welding System may blink for the following reasons: * Pressing the HEAT key during heating will cause the LED to blink. Pressing the HEAT key again will turn off the tube heater. * If the heater does not reach the current mode’s temperature value, contact the nearest Fujikura authorized distributor.
General| Model | 90S |
|---|---|
| Category | Welding System |
| Splice Loss (SM) | 0.02dB |
| Splice Loss (MM) | 0.01dB |
| Splice Loss (DS) | 0.04dB |
| Splice Loss (NZDS) | 0.04dB |
| Data Output | USB |
| Fiber Alignment | Core Alignment |
| Display | 5-inch color LCD |
| Applicable Fibers | SM, MM, DS, NZDS |
| Fiber Count | Single |
| Cladding Diameter | 125 µm |
| Fiber Cleave Length | 8-16 mm |
| Splicing Mode | Automatic |
| Heating Mode | Automatic |
| Return Loss | ≥ 60 dB |
Important warnings and cautions for safe operation and handling.
Steps for splicing preparation, power connection, and battery use.
Understanding the READY screen and selecting operation/splice/heater modes.
Calibration, splicing steps, loss estimation, and storing results.
Setup, status check, and turning wireless communication on/off.
Handling error messages, power issues, and operational problems.
