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I have a brand new P1S that has printed for 180 hours. The last print failed and the bed won’t go up or down, the z axes are free and can move, but the motor seems to be stuck or something. The motor makes a BRRRRRR sound and I suddenly hear a grinding sound from the electronics when I tried to “Home”. Has anyone else experienced this before?
I have been printing with PETG with just default slice settings if that makes sence.
Double check that the wiring for the z stepper is correctly plugged in on both ends. A stepper that isn’t energizing one set of coils can make this sound. You will need to take the back off of the printer to do this.
I don’t own a P series but have you checked that the pulley(s) are all tight on the motor shaft? The pulleys may be held on with a set (grub) screw that has come loose maybe?
I had a brand new A1 do the same thing with the Z-axis. I know, totally different creatures, but similar issue. Mine ended up being the USB control cable. I’m not sure if yours has a similar cable, but it would be worth a check. Bambu sent me a new one under warranty. Good luck!
P1S owner here. What you have described is not normal behavior for a P1S with <200 hours on it. Submit a ticket for support if you haven’t done so already. Keep us posted.