Getting started and need help getting unclogged?

Hi,
 Getting started with my new Bambu Lab P1S + AMS Combo and having a great time. About 50 to 60 hours of print time on it now over a handful of prints.

 
Issue: A jammed extruder?
 
Error codes:

  • 07ff-2000-0002-0002
  • 0500-0500-0001-0007
  • 0700-2300-0002-0004
  • 0700-8003 081820
  • 0300-8007 084120

Setup:

  • P1S printer
  • AMS Hub (Slot A: AMS 2.0, Slot B: AMS from purch)
  • Using Bambu Studio & Bambu Handy

Procedure:

  • This is my first multi-color print here! Printing a belt with LOTS of ink changes -

*Where now I am stuck -


 

Yikes, can’t get unclogged. Have tried several debug methods after review through your forums, how do I unclog this nozzle and get back to printing? The active filament from AMS A Slot A1¹ (black), has been fully removed and came out clean with no resistance
 

Files:

Notes:

  1. But during debug I had seen an error message to remove from AMS A Slot 4 here? Does ‘Slot 4’ there mean ‘A1’?

Hi,

I could never do it effectively, even when successfully unclogged and continued printing, there were artefacts (i.e. a line showing exactly where the print stopped).
Unclogging or recovering a print (e.g. power outage) is quite feasible. Doing it simultaneously is not impossible, but complex and risky, and likely, the outcome wouldn’t be satisfying.
Unless it is not an aesthetic print (as in your case) and a significant amount of filament has already been spent, I prefer to restart the print and if try to recover a failure is the most expected outcome.

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Thank you Jay! I will just replace the nozzle and restart, I learned a lot in this process

Cheers :sunglasses:

Hi.
Glad that helped.
Nevertheless, you can unclog and clean the nozzle; if it is just a clog, there is no need to replace it.
(Nozzle/Hotend Unclogging Procedure for X1/P1 | Bambu Lab Wiki)

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