Common Fusion Splicing Problems and How to Fix Them
Troubleshoot and fix common Fusion Splicing Problems like high loss and arc errors. Learn how to ensures perfect fiber installs.
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My splices break in the fusion splicer, how can I prevent this
Are you pulling lightly and keeping the fiber in tension while releasing the clamps? They break really easily when pushed together after splicing.
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IBEW LINEMAN AMERICA WORKER GROUP | Is this how you all splice
Splicing Fiber takes time to do especially if its a high count cable like you see in this picture. If one of those cables breaks it may be feeding other cell sites or nodes. The fibers are very tiny, and have to