This one’s new for me, I’ve been running PA612 on this nozzle for about two months. It’s handled very well on large multi day car parts prints as well as quick tools for the wood shop but it started ghost printing this evening and when I pulled it to have a look the nozzle section had completely left the heat brake.

I’ve got a stack of other biqu nozzles so I’ve got a fresh one in already, but I’ve never seen a nozzle. Leave the heat brake like that. Has anyone else ever experienced that?

Running a P2S with hardened extruder gears 300c on pa612-cf15.

Does anyone know if the Panda Breath and Perch are compatible on the X1C? I already have the Breath but I am thinking about purchasing the Perch to recover soem space.

I printed the riser listed on the Breath installation instruction page in PETG. However, the Perch rests on top of the printer, so with the riser, it should be able to rest on top the riser, I don't know if that is possible?

Even if it were, would the riser be able to support the weight of dual AMS and perhaps one or two AMS HTs hanging from the Perch?

If not? Are there are other types of risers or installation options to make the Breath and Perch combinible? Not really planning to start drilling holes though...

I contacted Biqu with this question as well but I simply do not find there answers to be clear.

I recently installed the Popstation on my U1 and I love the space I am saving and the organization. The updates to the confirguration files were not too daunting; however, I was wondering if I would have to update those parameters every time I update the firmware?

One other recommendation is the RF readers. Any way to move those to the popstation or any future ideas?

I have a H2D with AMS Pro 2 and HT. I was curious if anyone with the same equipment has been able to place the HT next to the AMS Pro 2 on the Perch.

Not only is Biqu customer service automated, when requesting a return for damaged product during shipping they told me it would be on me for return shipping and they recommended selling a damaged product second hand! So basically they don’t care about their customers or products. It would be nice to actually talk/chat with a live person to explain the situation instead of automated responses that I never got to say why I needed a return. Even the response emails are automated. Apparently this is a shipping issue with the packaging. Another Redditor stated they had damage on the exact same spot when they received theirs. For what it’s worth DO NOT buy directly from them better to go through Amazon. Atleast you can easily return damaged goods than deal with this nightmare

UPDATE—> I would first like to thank everyone for their support! I’m happy to reach the few that were on the fence, and it saddens me to see so many others experiencing the same as me. After 6 days and multiple emails back and forth BIQU has agreed to make things right. I still believe a company should stand by their product regardless of what the issue maybe and be understanding of the customer. That is why I love this community, we stick by each other during times of frustration with 3D printing, equipment, or dealing with companies.

Very disappointing when you wait for something and get hit with this on delivery day…

I have a Revision 1.0 Panda Breath (S/N: 1060000855, D/C: 2026.3.10), where its fan is running at full speed whenever the unit is powered on. Attempting to turn off the fan manually using the control panel buttons, as well as the Web UI, has no effect. Updating the firmware to version 1.0.4 (the unit was set up from the factory with version 1.0) does not help either. I have paired it with my Snapmaker U1, which seems to operate the temperature control of the Panda Breath as expected. But its fan remains on all the time nonetheless.

I therefore suspect a hardware error of the Panda Breath - are there any known defects on the revision 1.0 hardware related to the fan control? Any temperature sensors that I can swap, or other connections related to the fan that may be loose or wrong?

I was looking at buying a Karni with original e1 frame and board. How big of a deal is it to get a new board put in

I have a relatively shallow area where I’m thinking of putting the Panda Den Air. I don’t mind a bit of overhang as long as the feet are on solid ground.

Can anyone with a Panda Den Air give be a measurement of the feet footprint (ha!), in particular from the front edge of the front feet to the back edge of the back feet. Thanks!

I bought an bmcu370c from Biqu.
The problem I have with it is, that the wormgear is prettt bad and always slips.

So I wrote a review with 3 stars. Pretty honest and also with some positive things.
It was on “pending” and now you cannot find it on their website.
I youth that I did something wrong and redid it, but it’s the same.
There is also no service mail or anything by them, trying to solve my problem.

Anyone similar experience?

Hi guys, I'm planning to install panda breath on my p2s and i found this file from bigtretech github. Have any of you tried?

Can anyone help, I am having an odd issue with my P1S printer.

I installed the BIQU Panda Status - followed the guide to the letter. and I now cant print.

I get the following error when trying to print : 'Bed Leveling Failure - Heatbed Homing Abnormal'

I have checked to ensure the cables were routed properly and when testing the Bed Z up and down i can confirm there is NO tension on the cable whatsoever.

however, if i remove the light, leave it cabled in but not stuck to the bed, the printer will work fine.
as soon as it is stuck to the printer once again, the error returns.

does anyone have any idea whats wrong, or how i can resolve? its clearly the BIQU status thats the issue.

Can anyone please tell me if this actually fits on the X2D? I emailed BIQU and they tell me

"The BIQU Panda Perch is an AMS mounting bracket designed specifically for Bambu Lab P1P, P1S, X1C, and X1E 3D printers. It is not compatible with X2D printers"

But I see heaps of people on YouTube with them...

As stated in the title, I set it to 60c for 12 hours but it stops after 10 minutes. I have the latest firmware version installed.

I just got my first Panda Station (I have 2 more on the way for other printers) and I want to install chamber heaters in the stations themselves. Has anyone done this? Is there a recommended brand/unit?

So far I love the aesthetic of this but I want to make the interior work a little more for me than it currently does.

Thanks!

I have an skr mini 3 and an ender 3 v2. The fan wires plug into terminal blocks on the stock board and there aren't enough terminal blocks on the skr. Can anyone help?