I had a clog that produce a large chunk of filament and during my cleaning process, I must have knocked some wires loose. I didn’t realize this, and without the best lighting I yanked on them assuming they were filament strands. They broke. I think they are part of the hotend heating assembly. Can anyone take a look and confirm that before I purchase one? They were attached just the rear of that buckle you can see in the picture.
Thank you.
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I think you ripped out the eddy current sensor. Check the link below for a picture.
Thanks, I will reach out to support and see what they think.
Is it possible that you have experienced a nozzle clumping issue? You are damaged the cables of the hotend heating assembly while cleaning the nozzle. Purchase and replace the affected part.
I asked support, they confirmed it is this part, the heating assembly. I ordered a new one and hopefully that is what I need. I will report back when I have it fixed to confirm.
You may find this link useful when the time comes ,they use the same wiring channels
Part Cooling Fan Replacement guide - A1 | Bambu Lab Wiki
its not the eddy sensor its the heat element
I just had the same thing and try to find out if the cables are attached to that piece but cant find it. Can you confirm they do?
I know it’s over a year later, but I just had the same problem & it looked exactly like this.
For any future readers, I can confirm mine were wires going to the Hotend Heating Assembly ($20)… relatively easy fix, but the wiki says it’s a 25min fix (but it took me more like 1.5-2 hours)
