Hello:
I repair and calibrate measurement and test equipment, including Fluke 5100X calibrators. I recently repaired and calibrated 2 of these, an A and a B, with many burned components, but it was no problem, these transatlantic are very repairable and calibrated with some ease, it is true that sometimes you have to read and reread the technical manual And get into the skin of the designers and understand the how and why and how it works.
The 2 calibrators have come out of my lab and well calibrated, the equipment they use have been HP3456A and fluke 8505A but the latter has a very high heating time so I have used less.
If your 3456A is well calibrated, you will not have trouble calibrating it.
Remember that many capacitors of the 5100X have to be replaced by old ones, especially those of tantalum, I change 40 of them and the calibrators have worked without problems.
Sorry for my bad English.
Greetings.