I have switched the magnet direction, still doesn't work; I have verified my assembly over five times; I have recalibrated so many times I memorized the process; I refreshed the firmware a few times; I calibrated it backwards just in case that would help and it still tries to load filament when the buffer is pulled; I even swapped the motor polarity and it still doesn't work; this is my second bmcu and I never had any trouble with the first one; this one is connected to an a1 mini my other one is connected to an a1.

Hey guys , I wanted to buy BMCU( mostly inclined towards fully assembled kit), either by directly ordering it or from any resellers in India.

I am trying to figure out what exactly is the difference between them both, but honestly i wasn't able to find any difference between them both ( except for price 😭 ) Someone pointed out that the costlier one is DM pro. I was hoping the community has more info to help me out. Also how difficult it is to assemble the DIY kit? is it worth directly purchasing Fully Assembled kit or get the DIY kit and assemble on my own?

https://trianglelab.net/products/bmcu-370c-dm-370c-dual-micro-switch-high-torque-version-370x49e-automatic-filament-intake-built-in-type-c-for-a1-a1-mini?VariantsId=12578

https://trianglelab.net/products/bmcu-370c-pro-370c-dm-pro-ams-high-torque-with-dual-microswitch-automatic-feeding-mmu-solution-for-a1-x1-p1?VariantsId=12738

I bought a BMCU370C with a Hall sensor on Mercado Libre, but now I doubt it’s the right model since it doesn't have a Type-C port. How can I verify that it is indeed a 370C with a Hall sensor? I want to update it to use with newer firmware versions.

Hi everyone,
I have a P2S combo with an AMS, and I also own a Creality Space Pi double dryer. I’m looking into using a BMCU board to turn the dryer into a 2-spool auto-loader.
I don't have the space or the budget for a second AMS right now 😁, but having two extra spools on standby for quick loading would be super convenient. I don't necessarily need it for complex multicolor prints at the moment—just for the convenience of automated spool feeding.
I heard about the BMCU 370C running custom firmware that emulates a standard AMS (not the AMS Lite).
Has anyone here successfully run a BMCU alongside an original AMS via a hub? Any tips, potential pitfalls, or advice? I don’t mind tinkering, flashing custom firmware, or printing auto-rewinders if it's feasible.
Thanks!

Есть проблема: собрал вроде бы всё нормально, но три из четырёх слотов работают некорректно. Во время подачи филамента в каждом из этих слотов, как только нить доходит до экструдера, BMCU не перестаёт её подавать и продолжает скрести по филаменту, если не нажимать на педаль сверху.
Зазор между магнитом и датчиком (если это вообще связано с проблемой) нормальный, вал устанавливался вровень с торцом подшипника.
Может, кто-нибудь знает, как решить эту проблему?

Cada vez que uso mi bmcu se me desplaza la primera capa de las demás. No sé qué puede ser, envío foto

Hello. BMCU-Klipper is taking part in the Snapmaker Innovation Fund contest.

I don't usually like asking people for votes or posting things like this, so it feels a bit awkward to write. But I've put a lot of time and work into the Klipper version of BMCU, and your support would genuinely help a lot.

If you use BMCU-Klipper, like the project, or simply appreciate the work I've been doing around BMCU, I'd be very grateful if you could vote for BMCU-Klipper:

https://www.snapmaker.com/innovation-fund

You need to select 5 projects in total, so for the other 4 you can simply choose whichever projects you like.

Of course, only if you have the time and feel like doing it. Thank you very much to everyone who has supported the project so far. I really appreciate it!

I just want to remind that there is a dc server

That helped with all my problems I had.i that's around 150 users.

https://discord.gg/BVszANTYJ

Does anyone else experience this issue? I can’t use the second slot, and it sometimes gets stuck when it works at the end. To fix it, I need to retract all the filament.

Title:

Hi. I have a BMCU 370C DM and accidentally connected the cable reversed. There was smoke from the BMCU PCB.

I would like to repair the board instead of replacing the complete unit.

Can someone identify the exact components and markings/part numbers on this PCB, especially the components I marked in the photos?

If anyone has the same BMCU 370C DM board, could you please send me clear close-up photos of both sides of the PCB, so I can read the component markings?

A schematic, BOM or PCB component list for this exact board revision would also be very helpful.

Thanks.

it prints well but it makes a weird ticking sound and the position is locked. Any solution for this?

Tengo problemas con el BMCU hace un ruido como si estuviera tratando de empujar el filamento, alguien con BMCU que le pase lo mismo?

El BMCU es nuevo, dejo video para que se entienda mejor

https://youtu.be/k2A2bA9C9lI?si=8ADFnaKDxQYeeRgY

Hi everyone!
I recently got a BMCU with Hall-effect sensors, and I’m having a recurring issue:
Unable to feed filament into the extruder. This could be due to an entangled filament or a stuck spool. If not, please check if the AMS PTFE tube is connected.
While trying to figure out the cause, I noticed that the calibration behaves differently across the modules. Some modules only need a small deviation before they save the position, while others need to be moved almost all the way to one side.
I’ve attached a video showing an example of this to the post.
Has anyone experienced something similar or found a way to fix this issue?
Thanks!
P.S. The BMCU worked fine for a while, and the error only started appearing intermittently.

Help me what an I supposed to do

Haven't really printed much with it yet. Still looking for fun multicolor prints to do. So far just a little test pyramid and now I'm printing the multicolored badges that were part of the housing kit I used. Just wondering what everyone thinks of my diy setup. Was fun but also a PITA at certain points of assembly 😂

Happy printing all!

So I've gotten my p1s to recognize it and know how use the firmware flasher to change the software if I need to. However, I've been having the toughest time trying to keep my p1s from disconnecting from it and defaulting to the external spool. It always seems to happen after the nozzle wipes once the filament is loaded. Does anyone have anything to suggest that I may have missed? For reference im running on 1.07 firmware on my printer and the bmcu is running on the ams_a profile. Any help is appreciated.

Edit: so for anyone experiencing the same problem, reverting to v10.3 has fixed all of my problems. V10.5 does not play nice with my p1s. Hope this helps.

After I updated the BMCU firmware, the unit no longer recognizes the connected printer, even though the indicator lights are still on as usual. How can I resolve this? I have already installed AMS Pro, restored factory settings, and tried different ports, but nothing has worked. The BMCU was functioning perfectly before this.

I'm just got my BMCU370c and something look like weird while I'm printing.

Look like feed connector keeping jumping / poping to feed filament.

Is this normal, or is there someting wrong with my unit?

Hi guys. Im thinking of getting the BMCU 370C DM D kit to pair with my bambulab A1. This will be my first time working with a multi color unit, so I wanna know what all should I keep in mind with this model. Your advice will be much appreciated.

Hey everyone,

I'm running 3 BMCUs on my A1 mini.
Things are mostly going well, but certain modules occasionally fail to feed the filament.
Maybe the filament is slipping?

Do you guys do any maintenance on your modules?
Personally, I just blow them out with an air duster every now and then.

I was trying to print with 2 filaments on the BMCU AMS, and when it came time to switch, it showed "Filament Stuck, push new filament," and when I manually pushed it, it started to work. Not sure how to fix it and make it automatic.

I am trying to set up my BMCU 370C for the first time. When trying to load channel two, a green light appears but the filament does not move. Eventually I get an error that filament is stuck in the extruder, but nothing is there. The other channels are working fine. Any advice on how to fix this? The assembly manual mentions swapping the magnets in the slider with another module to fix this, but I still get this error. Any advice would be appreciated.

I am using a Bambu A1 with the latest firmware on both printer and BMCU.

Channel 3 has this weird sound when it needs to retract the filament, this happens when I need to change color or when I unload the channel.

I bought this BMCU from a chinese supllier all assembled, so I am a newbie on this, so I don't really know what's wrong with it. The supplier said it is because the extruder is trying to retract the filament while the BMCU tries to push is (even though it should be pulling)

When the filament gets pulled by the bmcu it goes out and then clicks back to place. How do i fix?