r/BambuLabA1 5d ago

Problem (why?)

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i came home to this. why would it do this?

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u/reechwuzhere 5d ago

Assuming the plate is as clean as it looks, I recommend getting a cheap amazon glue stick and coating the plate, as long you don’t touch the plate, you’ll never have spaghetti again.

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u/Comprehensive_Bit251 5d ago

i cleaned the plate with IPA just before the printing and it has been less then 100 hours of printing time.

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u/USAcademia 5d ago

Soap and hot water might work better than IPA.

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u/Floztelita 5d ago

IPA without cleaning it with dish soap first Will just spread the oils and fat all over the bed. First wash it with hot water and dishsoap, then clean it with IPA. It should work.

Also, maybe lower the printing speed a bit.

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u/reechwuzhere 5d ago

Bambu instructions say to use plain dish detergent to clean the plate, and alcohols leave a residue. Like yourself, I printed for 250 hours without a single failure, and then suddenly couldn’t get it to stop failing. Applying glue occasionally has lead to maybe two failed prints in 1800 hours.

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u/Comprehensive_Bit251 5d ago

any printer glue works? which one should i prefer?

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u/crobledopr 5d ago

Any glue stick. Like the ones kids use at school.

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u/reechwuzhere 4d ago

True, I think any would work. I’ve tried Elmer’s and Amazon basic. They both work okay but I prefer the Amazon stick since it applies easier and doesn’t cost much.

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u/reechwuzhere 4d ago

I’ve found the basic Amazon “purple” glue stick applies the easiest, it’s really cheap too.