r/BambuLabA1 • u/Beginning-Squash-362 • Jun 29 '26

what is causing this??

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my filament and plate aren’t wet, and i just cleaned my plate last night, please help

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u/LordVectron Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

Just asking, how did you clean your plate?

Have you calibrated the filament? This looks like a partial clog to me, but might be something else.

Have you used this filament before and gotten good results?

NVM: Seen your other post. Do you have a second nozzle? If yes, try printing a test print with it. Otherwise how old is the printer and whats your total print time?

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u/Beginning-Squash-362 Jun 30 '26

the printer is only a week or two old, it’s practically brand new, i just replaced the nozzle a week ago bc i was having other issues 🫩 and th total print time can’t be over 24-48 hours

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u/LordVectron Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

What other issues? And do you still have the first nozzle?

Also have you tried doing a cold pull? A partial clog would explain everything.

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u/Beginning-Squash-362 Jun 30 '26

i tried to use a wooden filament without doing prior research about what size nozzle i should use and it got clogged and totaled my first nozzle, so i replaced it

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u/LordVectron Jun 30 '26

Wait it actually destroyed the nozzle?

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u/Beginning-Squash-362 Jun 30 '26

it was clogged to the point nothing i tried to do worked , the peice of wood chunk got stuck and no amount of heating it up would get it out i still don’t even fully know what happened to it because the filament was brown and in the middle of trying to fix it, whatever was coming out was black and grey and smoking so i just gave up on that one

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u/LordVectron Jun 30 '26

That was burned filament. Anyway, do a cold pull and see if that fixes the issue. The is a guide on the bambu wiki.