(FYI MY ISSUE NEVER REACHES EXTRUDER OR HUB / OR FILAMENT BUFFER)
When trying to use my new AMS 2 Pro, any of the filament will load and travel towards HUB, then retracts. It never makes it to the hub. It does this 4-5 times then gives me and error [0701-8006 094811] Unable to feed filament into the extruder…
However it is not even reaching the AMS HUB. Any of the filament does this in either slot. I have even tried loading manually from the X1 screen. Any position spools about 24" ~600mm of filament and retracts.
Any ideas? I have a help ticket in, but not sure when they will get back to me.
I have an original AMS that works fine. Even swapped which one was first, same thing.
Thanks guys. I saw this but figured it was different since mine never makes it thru the HUB. I will add yours to my ticket. Here is my ticket number : US250410781001
My first and only other Bambu printer is the A1 Mini w/ AMS Lite. I recently purchased the P1S with AMS 2 Pro and I was severly disappointed. The AMS 2 Pro was problematic from the very start. It would try to load filament super fast and then retract it superfast and I’d get errors when trying to print from it. The AMS Lite worked almost perfectly from the beginning and I can’t believe this AMS 2 Pro was so poorly programed or designed compared to the AMS Lite.
I’m having the same issue. I haven’t gotten the filament to feed all the way to the hub. Sometimes it doesn’t even get out of the AMS before retracting and giving me an error code to trim the end of the filament flush?… haven’t gotten anything through the hub to the nozzle yet.
I’m having the same problem. The AMS 2 Pro doesn’t reach the hub when loading the filament. It tries 4-5 times and then unloads it. I don’t know if cutting the tube could solve the issue. Lost here… very frustrating
So I got mine to work by cutting the PTFE tube from the AMS to the HUB down to about 14 inches. I saw how far it would go outside the AMS and cut to that length since it looked like it could still reach the HUB. No issues with any of the AMS slots or multi-color prints so far!