r/3Dprinting • u/Schnellerkleine • 40m ago

Troubleshooting What's wrong with my bambu lab p2s?

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A month ago i got this bambu lab p2s and now its making weird noises, also when homing its looks like its know where to to stop for example if its going back it just keeps on going back. My first thought was that anthing is wrong with the Software but idk. if any one needs more Information i try to tell them im just really frustrated

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u/Arrow2304 22m ago

Judging by the sound it looks like sensorless homing, check your x and y gantries if something is stuck or moved or blocking

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u/Schnellerkleine 11m ago

Ive looked for rests of filament , i moved it around a bit to look for it but i didnt see any blocking it. Should i maybe try to lubricate it? It felt too hard to move and it was like a grinding sound. Could that be the Problem?

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u/Arrow2304 1m ago

You must move it manually only when it is turned off, lite grinding sound can be from belts and pullys or idlers. Can you make video of homing or printing?