Funnily I never had this issue before, but I did have this on the first print after updating to this firmware.
The bug that caused the z-axis motor to grind when the print bed was at the bottom is improved but not fixed. Last night, I printed a tall object and the print bed was at the bottom.Today, I sent a new print to my X1C and realized while the nozzle was still warming up that I had sliced it with the wrong settings. So I canceled the print, and almost immediately I got a lot of grinding noise - even more than I got when it was grinding as it started the print. Haven’t tried to reproduce this, as it still sounds like it is damaging something, but should be easy for you to reproduce.
Did the firmware update and had issues with the Y axis frequency. Completed what was suggested, recalibrated and all was fine. Tried to print a benchy and had the same problem. I ended up reverting back to the previous firmware update. It’s working fine, as it should be.
I don’t know, something is funky with the firmware.
Was prompted with the OTA update to 1.06.00.00 so hit update. Immediately had issues with starting any prints, AMS was failing to pull any filament through. The onboard camera would not connect. Could not run any diagnostic tests as it drove the build plate/z-axis into the bottom of the frame and kept running without any feedback loop to stop.
This is why I never update to ‘current’ firmware in the modern age of in-service user testing. I’ll stick to my original plan of being 2 revisions behind to ensure it’s always working.
Rolled back to 01.05.02.00 via the Handy App and voila, it all works again.
Pretty much what I exactly suffered too and reported here
Seems like a wrong place to report this bug? The issue is with firmware not with bambu studio.
Yeah a github for the firmware may be more helpful. Actually.
Or just a bug tracker but at github style…
I have been able to set up and use the LAN only but the Camera capability is still not functioning. I also have to use the 2g WiFi bandwidth as the printer will not show up in the “My Device” on the device menu. I posted earlier on this.
I too did this today and could not get the bloody “issues with the Y axis frequency” to go away. Printed a benchy, and it was all out of shape. Rolled back to 01.05.02.00 the Y axis is gone!!! and benchy prints perfect.
What is wrong here???
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Because I have been seeing people having issues with Firmeware 01.06.01.00 I tried a test. If I printed a presliced benchy it skipped steps and printed really bad. I got the y-axis error, after it was done I did a complete calibration and the y-axis error went away. I sliced a benchy with Bambu studio Version 1.7.2.51 and then printed it and it printed great. Here are some photos of both.
Your top benchy looks like mine. I will try slicing a benchy with Bambu studio. Thank you for info.
Make sure you recalibrate the printer first!
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I tried, and probably did it wrong. I created a new thread with Bambu-Software, Bambu-Firmware, and Bug-Report as tags, just like in this list at the link you posted, as there was no place to create a new thread there. We’ll see what happens.
I use Prusament filament attached to the back of my X1C. After installing the latest firmware, now every time I start a print I am warned that the printer does not know what filament I am using. Is there any way to turn this warning off? I know what I am doing, and sometimes the warning pops up after I have left the room, preventing the print from even starting. I need a way to disable this warning.
Thank you
Jon
Do you set the filament type on the printer so it know if it’s PLA for example on the external spool?
I’ve had exactly the same problem in the benchy. A weird line above the hull. Firmware 01.05.00.02 rollback fixes it. This firmware (even with hotfix) is not right.
Finaly received my printer. FW Update installed. Printed in PLA Basic with 0.2mm layer leight.
Sliced in Bambo Studio, default Bambu material profile.
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I looked around and could not find any way to tell the printer that the filament is PLA. I told the slicer, and the printer knows that the gCode is for PLA. Where would I tell the printer that the filament loaded is PLA?
Thank you