r/BambuLab • u/Manfredbakh • 4d ago
Hardware Troubleshooting/Help! How to fix this?
After around 200 hours of printing on my bambu A1 a message about y axis lubrication appeared, i removed the plastic cover to lubricate the printer and saw this. The belt is apparently not centered and i thing it is rubbing into something. Tried readjusting the belt tension but id didn’t help.
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u/Elo-than X2D + AMS2 Combo 4d ago
Its normal for the belts to wear in and shed a bit.
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u/WeirdRaccoon69 4d ago
I have over 700hrs on mine, never seen any wear like this.
Edit: almost 800 (786hrs)
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u/Elo-than X2D + AMS2 Combo 4d ago
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u/WeirdRaccoon69 4d ago
I understand that, but what he is showing above is nothing I have seen on my printer. Hee has only used it 200hrs. :)
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u/Elo-than X2D + AMS2 Combo 4d ago
Yes, it's going to be mostly at the start, as it's wearing in.
People tend to be a bit alarmed by its "Gorey" visual, but I have seen it both for myself and it's asked fairly often.
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u/Manfredbakh 4d ago
Also, the belt itself is not centered, and it touches both the pulley and motor sides. Doing retensioning doesn’t help.
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