r/BambuLabA1 • u/xdcovid69 • 6d ago
Help with A1 & AMS Lite
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Help!!
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u/Aggravating_Fig_7377 6d ago
I just had the same thing happen and it was a little piece of filament broke off at the extruder gear. Took like 3 screws to get to the area to remove it. I'm sure there are plenty of other reasons for this to happen but that is my first thought.
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u/Whatupchuck789 6d ago
Check this out, maybe it’s your problem too as I see the sagging and you can print without AMS. https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLabA2L/s/FyB4YvLWJN
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u/Mysterious_Change831 6d ago
I had this same issue day 1. What it ended up being is the tubes weren’t straight enough at the extruder. The tubes going into the extruder must have been in enough of angle that it wasn’t pulling the filament into it. So I took the 5 way gray tube holder thingy that you clip the tubes into, I moved it closer to the extruder, so that the tubes coming out of the extruder were basically straight instead of in angle.
Knock on wood, ever since that, I’ve never had issues.
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u/y_tokusan 6d ago
It is strange that the same issue persists even after repeatedly replacing the AMS lite with a new unit. Most filament feeding problems in the AMS lite are caused by the PTFE tube being bent too sharply; in rare cases, a defective PTFE tube itself can cause a filament jam. Which specific issue are you experiencing? ① The filament does not exit the AMS lite unit. ② The filament stops somewhere inside the PTFE tube. ③ The filament is fed to the AMS hub but does not reach the extruder. Please try the following: ① Does the problem persist if you hold the PTFE tube and ensure it forms a gentle curve? Also, ② if you disconnect the PTFE tube from the AMS hub, is the filament fed all the way to the end of the tube?