same here. my Bambu lab a1 stops printing halfway. I don’t know what to do. I have calibrated it checked the nozzle, nothing is stuck.
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Welcome to the forum.
A failing SD card can cause a print to stop. Suggest trying a different card if this problem persists.
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i am using a bambu lab a1. i dont have a sd card i send it through wifi
The A1 has an SD card which stores the prints that you send via wifi.
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Yes, I see that but what am I supposed to do with it. Thankyou so much for helping me
If you’re having prints stop mid print you need to remove the SD card and check it’s contents in a computer. It may be full or partially corrupt.
If you don’t have access to a computer and aren’t attached to the files on the SD (backups of your prints) then you can format the SD card via the menu on the print screen. This will clear the card.
If you prints continue to stop mid print or you have problems starting the printer (it freezes) you will probably need to replace the card with a good quality card.
i think the card isnt the issue now, but i did what u said. I took apart the whole extruder to see if anything was stuck and after i put it back the printer isnt extruding any filament. It just stopped extruding. I took it apart again and the filament wire had gone through the gears but it stopped at the pla cutter. Its not going past that.
So it didn’t actually “stop”, the printer continued printing but without extruding filament?
i guess. i still dont know
btw i have a bambu lab a1 not a bambu lab x1
ty so much for making one in bambu lab and splitting it
