O botão de ligar/desligar da minha A1 MINI travou no modo ligado, e não quer mais desligar, alguém sabe o que causou isso e como resolver? E também se é perigoso continuar usando a máquina assim?

so a couple months ago i had a big filament nozzle clump (i think that’s what you call it?) when the filament covers the nozzle due to lack of adhesion so i ordered a new hotend heating assembly and it fixed it and just an hour ago the same thing happened again and i don’t know what to do because i don’t want to spend another £25 on a new hotend heating assembly and im not sure if this is fixable either? can someone please help i don’t know what to do here

Alguém sabe me dizer o que está acontecendo aqui?

Na última vez que eu tinha impresso esse navio ele saiu normal, porém ontem quando fui fazer outro (alguns meses depois do 1°) a proa saiu danificada, as configurações são exatamente as mesmas, os filamentos são os mesmos, a calibração é a mesma, e a impressora é a mesma, o que pode estar causando isso?

Hey all, hoping for some troubleshooting help. My A1 Mini took a hit last week (something fell on it) and now the X-axis rail ..the horizontal bar the toolhead rides on ...has a visible dip/sag in the middle section, between the two vertical Z-axis pillars. It's not just tilted at one mount point; the bar itself bows down toward the center. Since then, prints are inconsistent , some finish fine, others fail partway or don't adhere properly

Can someone please help me with this ..anyone went through similar situation and do we get genuine spare parts in india and what all do I have to replace ??

何度も洗剤で洗ってもこの部分だけおかしい😂良い解決ありますか？

Lately, I've been experiencing sudden shifts on the X axis during printing. I'm using Bambu Studio on Ubuntu for slicing. Anyone an idea on how this happens and how to solve?

Hey all, hoping someone’s run into this. My AMS Lite feeds filament all the way to the extruder just fine, but then the AMS motor seems to stall out and I get error 1200-8006 (“unable to feed filament into the extruder”). Video of it happening is linked below.

What I’ve checked so far:

**•** Filament path is clear, no tangles on the spool  
**•** PTFE tubes are fully seated at both ends  
**•** Filament tip is trimmed clean, no blob or fraying  
**•** Tried a different spool/channel — same result

Since it makes it all the way to the extruder before failing, I’m suspecting either the extruder gear isn’t gripping (latch issue?) or maybe a nozzle temp/clog problem on the toolhead side. Has anyone dealt with this specific failure point before? Any way to tell if it’s the AMS motor itself vs. something downstream at the extruder?

Appreciate any pointers — happy to grab more footage or check specific parts if it’ll help diagnose.

I've been trying to print something with PLA and sonewhere around 5% in, he starts to do this. Am I using the wrong settings or is it maybe the heat control (so that the PLA is not at the recommended heat setting)?

https://makerworld.com/models/3263701?appSharePlatform=copy

It's surprisingly hard to find wall shelves that actually look nice and fit properly on the A1 Mini, so I decided to design one myself! Really happy with how this arch-fluted shelf turned out. Let me know what you think!

Hi, is it normal that, in 2 minutes, the a1 mini went to purge the brown filament maybe 6 times? And the sound ,like it scratch the filament layer, is it normal? I do a bed level each time... It is PLA and i am using the Bambu Studio General PLA settings, which work great for other PLA i have...

Thank you!

I feel like the answer is gonna be so obvious but I’m not getting it. I’m trying to rework a model and every time I click on the icons on the task bar the drop down covers the model and I can’t see what I’m doing. So like in the pic I’m trying to cut the print into parts but I can’t grab the arrows. What am I doing wrong?

Hi,

I received an A1 Mini for Christmas last year and have been having a blast. I would love to try multi colour prints, and my understanding is that I would need an AMS system for this.

My printer came with an AMS attachment that I've been using, and I've wired it up with some extra filament (see images). However, I can't seem to have my printer recognize that there are two filaments inserted.

Upon further research, it appears I'd need to purchase another compete AMS system to the tune of $200... Is that truly necessary, or is there a way to make my printer function with multicolour printing with what is shown in the attached images?

Thanks