Faults in the fully automatic terminal machine can easily lead to delays in work progress, impacting the company to a certain extent. Therefore, it is essential to have experienced personnel who can promptly adjust the fully automatic terminal machine when issues arise to ensure smooth operations.

Issue 1: Inconsistent Cutting Length of Electronic Wires

This kind of malfunction typically arises from three situations. Firstly, it could be due to the line wheel being too tight or too loose. If this is the case, we can resolve the issue by using the roller wheel adjustment piece to fine-tune the gap between the wheels, ensuring the wire is neither crushed nor too loose to slip. Secondly, the straightener may be too tight or too loose. In this instance, our approach should be to adjust the straightener to a setting that provides adequate straightening without hindering the wire's passage. Lastly, if the issue is related to the blade wear or blade edge of the cutting knife, simply replacing the cutting blade should suffice.

Fault Two: Machine fails to start or stops during operation

In case of such occurrences, let's not rush. First, check for the presence of an electrical input (220V) and 6KG air pressure. Then, verify if the set total quantity has been reached and if there are any wires or moving parts stuck. Check if the terminal machine has signal or power connections, which might be causing the machine not to apply pressure.

Fault 3: Uneven copper wire exposure at the terminal pressing area

This phenomenon should be addressed step by step. First, check if the arm conduit is properly attached to the wire material, then inspect if the terminal machine blade is perpendicular to the arm conduit, followed by verifying if the auxiliary clamp of the terminal machine is loose, and finally, check for any changes in the distance between the terminal machine and the automatic machine.