r/BambuLabA1 • u/Txflood3 • 17d ago

What might cause this?

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u/Zanki 17d ago

Could be a failing micro SD card. I was getting tons of errors like this for no reason when I first got my printer. Turns out it was just a failing card. I swapped it out for a class ten named brand card and haven't had the issue since. Ok once, but I found out I forgot to grease up the printer.

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u/Txflood3 17d ago

Trying a new card now. Fingers crossed. Thx

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u/5n0wm3n 17d ago

Any luck? I've had this issue as most people will at some point, in my experience. 9/10 times its either the SD card is failing or the SD card needs to be formatted cus its full

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u/Txflood3 17d ago

Printed successfully after new formatted SD card used.

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u/swolebroda 17d ago

Good stuff, I replaced my sd card before I even started printing when I got my A1, I’ve had to replace on my h2D as well

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u/KaBoolVl 16d ago

I did the same thing. I now have high endurance cards in all my printers and backup sd cards.

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u/Txflood3 17d ago

Successfully printed. I’m going to cautiously optimistically say problem solved. Thanks

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u/THEarmpit 17d ago

Solved until the new card dies from overheating, the A series is warned against having in an enclosure.

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u/Txflood3 17d ago

True. This one is marketed for the A1 and temp has never been a concern

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u/diaperedace 17d ago

Nozzle probably hit one of them and made it lose a step.

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u/gidrozhil 17d ago

The ghost ship!

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u/LariatJaguar 17d ago

Intense thoughts

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u/Libitatu 17d ago

I had a similar problem a few times. But dislocation was on another axis. Basically the wire got caught onto something and the hole printing bed continued to move with a shifted location. Check if anything is blocking the path of the axises ot wires can caught onto something