At Tung-He Co's Miao Li Works, a CLECIM 110-ton DC EAF has been installed. It is equipped with an electrode control system developed by Toshiba. Owing to the interference of charged scraps, the EAF has been worked instinctively at a very high noise environment, easily producing fluctuations in voltage and current, thus increasing the melt down cost. In addition, these factors also decrease the capacity and life of equipment. However, the in-stability problem of the DE EAF electrode control system was solved by using analysis and simulation techniques, thus the EAF efficiency was improved. This effort caused the flicker to reduce to 0.27 and a saving of 4.37% in power consumption was obtained. Further more, by aid of other improvements, a decrease in electrode consumption from 1.9 kg/ton to below 1.1 kg /ton was observed.