Hi all,
I just bought an XIC 2 days ago and had printed few parts without fail until today.
Somehow the print head moved out of its path. Tried reprint 3x but all failed due to same issue but at different layer height, roughly close to an hour print. And it always extrude to the right side along X-axis. I also have video of it. Below are some images for your reference. Hope someone can help me here.
THanks ,
Johan
I had this same issue. Looked to be melted filament between the nozzle and the silicon cover.
Hi all hope i am doing this right.
My filament sensor is registering filament when there is none. when I take it out but still wired it shows clear but as soon as I put it back in place it starts to register filament again. Will not load new filament.
Anyone else have this problem this is my second sensor really donāt want to have to buy a third.
TIA
Iām on firmware version 1.06.01.00 and have tried updating like 100 times and cannot get it to work. how do i get unstuck from this firmware? I have used the app, used the screen, used the interface on the slicer, nothing will work. it always gives me update failed error. PLEASE HELP ME
Iām trying to figure this out as wellā¦
Print Quality Issue - X1-carbon, AMS, PLA Basic/Matte:
I sometimes get poor/unusable prints from one section of my bed, the left rear section. The lines are rough and sometimes broken. There can also be bed-adhesion issues in that corner. Is this a bed issue (heater) or a filament feed issue?
I tried to include pictures here, but the system would not allow it.
I need help about infill directionsā¦ I need just +45 degree infill direction NOT +45 , -45 . Can someone help ?
Temperature problem with my X1c.
I have been struggling for months now trying to resolve this issue with the temperature on the hot end of my X1c that was working great until it threw an error regarding āabormal temperaturesā with the hot end in Dec.
I have since replaced various boards as recommended by Bambu, checked and reseated connections, swapped parts and hot ends etc, and the problem remains: the temperature of the hot end reads at 170 degrees as soon as the system is booted up.
List of things that have been swapped out: TH board v9 board, a new interface board, the AP board (to the new Firmware version that can be updated via wifi), and the FPC cable.
All connections on the main board and interface board seem good. The fans work on the hot end, and the temperature can be increased to 225 degrees so that filament is extruded perfectly (which shows that the extruder is working fine too) and teh nozzle can get hot if needed.
I have also tried multiple different hot end assemblies withy new thermistor, sensor and nozzles.
The only thing that hasnāt been replaced is the actual black USB cable but I have tried another standard cable and it had the same results, Iām not convinced sure that changing this would be at fault if the extruder, hot end and fans all work fine anyway. Can you confirm?
The head scratcher is why does the temperature on the display start at 176 degrees? Which indicates itās getting some reading (which is wrong obviously). The fact that it can increase to the correct 225 temperature for successful filament extrusion to take place makes me wonder if its a thermistor sensor? The reading indicates itās 176 degrees as soon as the printer is switched on so itās not taking any time to heat up to this temperature.
The fact that the printer cannot calibrate or run any self tests yet as it cannot get past heating the hot end (see photo attached) means it cannot error check any further.
Really stumped and have spent a lot already now on new parts! Hoping someone may have come across a similar thing and know the solution!
hi All sorry for gate crashing .
But how the hell do you start to right your own topic issue on this forum as there are lots of people asking this online 
and if you ask the bot is doesnāt know either lol
Cheers
Andrew
Me too. I loaded filament in AMS but canāt print with it
Hi all
I am experiencing a new problem Iām hoping you can help with. The hot end on by X1C was getting worn out so I replaced it (with a new stainless steel hot end) after replacing it I ran multiple calibrations and a self-test, and everything looked fine and ready to go. I started a new print and the hot end not only wasnāt extruding filament when it tried to print or if it did filament came out in large blobs, it was also digging into my print plate. I stopped it recalibrated and purged filament using the extruder settings and started a completely different print to try and cover all possible errors, but yet again it didnāt extrude filament, and the new hot end dug into the bed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hello, I am having trouble in Bambu Studio. In the Prepare tab I have selected my filament type, however, when I am in the Device tab, I do NOT use AMS- just the external spool, the filament is blank (icon shows a question mark with a pencil to edit icon). My issue is when I run out of filament and try to replace it, I cannot, as the software must know the filament type. I have tried to use the edit pencil to update the filament type, but once closed, it does not update. When I try to update the filament type on the printerās screen, there is no ability to select a filament type on the screen, just a blank space where it should be listed (area does not respond to touch for selection of filament).
This makes running out of filament a print killer, I have to start over by cancelling the job. Help, how do I get Bambu Studio, or the printer, to correctly update the filament type?!
