Hello all,
Been working with the P1S for 2 months now, about 83 hours in. I’m noticing that at certain points during the current print, it sounds like the beeping of a backing-up truck. As seen in the video below, it’s always when printing corner to corner.
I’ve done all the maintenance suggested here, but this did not seem to fix the issue.
Any thoughts?
Filament: Sunlu PLA black
Firmware: Current version
Thanks in advance for your help!
This is normal printing noise.
Nothing out of the ordinary
This is a new sound that only started a few days ago, and I’ve been printing this same project for weeks. It wasn’t that loud or even noticeable until recently. So for it to be normal, I find it odd.
Maybe the printer is finally settling in?
Are you printing the same sliced file or have you resliced it in Bambu Studio each time you started it on the printer? If you have resliced it’s possible that the speed are different and hence the noise.
You can try reprinting from your history in Bambu Handy the the first file you sent?
I reprint from the Handy history each time, and have even double-checked speeds, etc. Nothing has changed from the original file.
I have also tried to recalibrate.
So odd!
Have you tried a factory reset? Perhaps the noise cancellation calibration is acting up.
I’ll give that a shot. Thanks!
That sounds exactly like my printer ever has.
If have noticed the different sounds the printer makes in with different “modes”
ironing, different filament and speeds let it sing in so many sounds.
Nothing to worry about, but sorry for the noise complaint 
No dice. Guess it is what it is! I’ll see if I can dampen the sound some.
Thanks again for the assistance!
