The weird thing is, all I have to do is hit retry and it prints … all the way through a proper 17hr print job.
Doesn’t matter if I swap the PTFE, or the filament, it really seems to happen only once per print (so far).
Anyone seen this ? I think I found on Reddit a post (can’t remember where I read it) that one guy replaced the hub inside the H2D - but I got multiple units hanging on that side of the nozzle (left) and given they are connected to a 4in1 hub and it’s always the same, I kinda don’t think it’s the actual hub.
I have this same issue! More annoying than anything. This is only happening on an HT that I moved from my H2D → H2S and I thought it might have been that. Hopefully they can fix this soon.
I am going in circles with support atm … they just keep asking for logs and videos to just ask days later for more logs and videos.
I now bought myself an internal hub for the H2D. I also bought new cables and PTFE tubes. So I will be doing a big maintenance job this weekened including replacing hub and cable and tubes.
I also bought two more units (total of 8 now - prefer them over normal AMS) so will see how they behave.
@tonyt76 Never … I have taken the HT apart and replaced pretty much the whole electronic, I replaced the built-in buffer in the H2D, I have changed positions, replaced PTFE tubes and whatnot - still happens literally only for the first load. So for example, if I know I need that slot, I manually load filament before kicking off the print and it never happens again. If I don’t do this it will literally throw the error the very first time it uses the slot.
Just got an AMS HT and it does this exact same thing every single time i start a print if the filament isn’t already loaded. Also if i try to manually load the filament through the screen it just sits there and doesn’t try to load and then errors out, and then all i do is remove the filament and put it back in and it is fine.
Personally I’ve given up on trying to solve it. Via Bambu I pretty much changed almost the whole insides of the HT - I even changed the internal hub inside the printer. It kept coming back. There seem to be weeks where it doesn’t happen and then every time I print.
I wonder if it’s a software issue tbh … just makes no sense.
Totally get it … It’s frustrating but funny enough it stopped now which makes me wonder if it was a bug in a previous firmware as I didn’t use the printer for a few weeks and when I started it up again, it updated which was followed by a 5 day print without issues …
