Cannot Resume a Print

Bambu Lab X1 Series
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I paused a print today to remove a thread of filament the head had dragged across the first layer. The thread had stuck to the head from a purge attempt. After pausing, I was given NO OPTION anywhere I could find to resume the print. The PAUSE button was still active on the printer screen, and the only options in Bambu Studio were PAUSE or STOP the print. I killed a print with a perfect first layer and had to start all over again. Please fix this or explain what I did wrong. Thanks for your help.

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you just press again on the PAUSE button and it will continue , most likely the button was not updated in gui
in some cases pressing the same button 2 times cause it to resume and directly pause again after the resume before it updates it

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I tried pressing PAUSE again and waiting. Nothing happened. The button remained on PAUSE and the printer didnā€™t move. I tried several times in fact. I think somehow I confused the firmware and it wasnā€™t able to recover.

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if that happends, can you send the logs to support ?
after you tested to press pause a couple of times to let it continue , so they can see it back in the logs and figure out what exactly it is doing that it should not do

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I would love to help with that, except I canā€™t get it to happen again. May have just been a group of commands in a specific order that got it lost.

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Having the exact same problem. cannot satrt my print again

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Update: the only way i found to save my print was to shut down the printer and power it on again. then resume project worked. did not loose my print.

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Exactly the same problem here. Your magic worked for me: power off > on, then resume.

For one project I could reproduce the problem. It happened exactly after the first layer was complete, which would normally be the moment to verify the first layer quality and decide to proceed or abort.

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Had same issue. Power cycle, then resume (press play) worked for me as well. Thanks!

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Seems like a bug. It is already placed on github but as Iā€™m on the latest firmware and it just happend to me it seems itā€™s still not fixed.

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@BambuLab The ā€˜Pauseā€™/ ā€˜Resumeā€™ command has never worked on my X1 Carbon. When I insert a pause at a layer, slice and send - the machine will pause at the selected layer but will not provide a way to resume. The machine will send me the message ā€˜Resume to continueā€™, but there is not a ā€˜Resumeā€™ option on the UI - there is ā€˜Pauseā€™ and ā€˜Stopā€™ - selecting ā€˜Pauseā€™ continues the pause infinitely, selecting ā€˜Stopā€™ stops the print. There is NO WAY to program a pause with the ability to resume.

What is going on with this? I need this feature.

How might we program in Bambu Slicer to add a Pause such that the UI provides the Resume option for the user to successfully Pause/ Resume a print?

Please help.

TY

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Iā€™m having same issue. Over and over. Set a pause in slicer and no way to restart but to power printer down. Only happens on X1C. P1S works every time.

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Firmware 1.6 and 1.8, I see

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or, in Studio

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I did not check Handy.

What happens if you try tapping ā€œPauseā€ again? Might just be a labelling error on the Resume button.

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same here: x1c V1.08.02
bambu studio (1.9.7.52)

only idea was to turn off printer and resume that print. THIS is horribleā€¦
but worked. :+1: :frowning:

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same problem for me.
but if i power off the printer i will lose my dynamic flow control values stored in the AMS.
bloody nightmare

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I donā€™t think it works that way, the values should persist unless you Restore Factory Settings.

Or just use OrcaSlicer to put your calibration results in the filament presets where they belong.

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When I power off my AMS definitely forgets the values stored in each filament slot . But i didnā€™t know about using OrcaSlicer. Whatā€™s the workflow for that, as a Bambu Studio user, do I open OrcaSlicer and import the Bambu Studio profiles and edit them?

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Same issue here but I found a way

  • pause the print
  • resume again

Repeat this process 2-3x

2x normally works for me.

Hopefully new firmware will fix the issue.

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Same problem. I added a Pause after Layer 1 printed so I could inspect the layers myself and then Skip any objects that were blobby. I got a Resume button in Bambu Studio, but the dialog on the monitor didnā€™t have a Resume option (just a notice that the print was paused by user). I Cleared the notice on the monitor but then there was no way to Resume. I turned off the machine for a minute and then it gave me the Resume print option. Next time I will try Resume in the Handy app, but it really should just work. Feb 2025.

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Had the same issue today. Had to cut the power and resume.
X1C: 01.08.02.00
Studio: 1.10.2.76