Thank you for reminding us ! Same thing happened to me till i read your comment. No shame in that!
i literally just turned it off and on back on and it woks bruh
I formatted the SD CARD inside the P1S, then resend. Worked fine after that. I think the problem might be with the SD card or the Card reader itself.. this is the second card that was corrupted in under a week. SO.. time will tell how soon it will get corrupted again.
It happened to me for the first time. I formatted the microsd then turned it off for an hour.
It works fine for now.
There is a cache folder on the SD card. There was a file extension like .bbl, unlike others. Removing it fixed my problem. In the cache folder, only .3mf and .gcode files are allowed, I think.
Brand new A1 user + completely new out of the box A1. I had the same issue when trying to print off of an SD card. I re-sliced and re-exported out of BambuStudio and it fixed the issue.
Yep, i unplugged it for a minute plugged it back in and bam it worked
Well, after reading a little way down I turned on and then off, and then went to eat pizza. After a couple of hours gone, I came home to a prompt to update the software and then did that. I did one more power cycle and she’s good to go now or so it seems. I sent the file, a 3mf I made in Fusion, to the printer and thought it might be taking too long to download, but nope. Sure enough I can hear it printing now in the other room. Unfortunately, I can’t say just what fixed it since I did 3 things before retrying the print.
I am confident that updating software and firmware and then power cycling the printer will correct this issue. I have done it several times without needing to reformat my memory card or do anything different to the model.
Here is how my fix worked (for A1 mini):
- Restart the printer (turn it off and on).
- My printer showed a pop up for firmware upgrade. I approved that request. It takes around 5 mins to complete it.
- The error is gone and the remote print worked flawlessly.
I’m experiencing the same issue on the latest versions of both the slicer and the printer.
Restarting the printer and resending the file does not resolve the problem. I’ve tried multiple times, but the issue persists.
After reading all the methods that worked and didn’t work, I reformatted the card via the printer.
IMMEDIATELY I had success. Sometimes we put ourselves in a ‘tail-spin’. I hope this helps all who are having this same issue.
Just tried it right now. Reformatted the card via the printer and it fired up. Thanks.
Sad that we have to go through all this trial-and-error testing when Bambu should have fixed it with its update. Honestly, I still have a different error showing up still but at least its printing now.
Restarted the printer and it solved the problem this time. Year ago, had to re-format the SD card through the device settings.