The rubber xenon lamp aging test chamber inevitably encounters unexpected situations during operation, such as water or power outages, or other unexpected situations that cause the equipment to malfunction. So, what should the operator do when such problems occur?

1. If we encounter some situations that force us to stop the machine when testing the specimen, and then wait for the rubber xenon lamp aging test chamber to recover before retesting, this method is aimed at experiments with relatively long downtime. If there are problems like water or power outages that can be solved within two hours, there is no need to adopt this method.

2. When encountering problems that can be solved immediately in less than 2 hours, we usually handle them according to the under test conditions specified in GJB150.

3. We can open the door of the test chamber and keep it tightly closed. As long as the door is in a sealed state, the temperature of the test chamber will not change sharply. Then, we can determine whether this interruption will affect the product. If there is no impact, we can directly restore the normal operation of the equipment in a short period of time. I don't know if you have encountered this situation when using a rubber xenon lamp aging test chamber, but having an additional solution is always good. However, I would like to remind everyone that if the downtime is too long, this test must be redone.