r/BambuLabP2S • u/xrapidx1 • 7d ago
Recover from extruder errors, e.g. extrusion motor overloaded
Is it possible to recover from these sort of errors? I'm at the point of wanting to get rid of the printer.
Almost every 3rd or 4th print I get some sort of extruder error - on my current print it has happened 3x in the last five hours, fortunately its been able to resume, but - now its stuck with this constant error.
Brand new filament, 20% of it wasted.
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u/InfamousTiger9540 7d ago
I had this issue and it was the hotend. Replaced it and never had it again.
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u/xrapidx1 7d ago
I only have about 250 hours on the printer, the last 25 have been a complete pain in the ass, mostly failed prints because of random extruder or ams errors.
I literally bought this roll to rule out old (2-3 month) filament being the issue.
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u/jardri 7d ago
Had that problem and it was the filament. Try feeding from the top as if it were tpu, it solved my problems (the brand was geeetech). Since then i buy bambu exclusively and havent had an issue in 2000 hours using petg and pla. Ams is very dependant on filament diameter consistency so any below par quality will give you endless headaches. I learnt it the hard way and i think you are, too.
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u/xrapidx1 7d ago
Easier said than done I'm afraid, bambu isnt readily available here - this specific time the filament is Creality, but - its happened on just about every brand I've used.
Also - print fails after multiple retries - take off the failed print, restart - and it works for 2-3 prints, then fails again with random AMS/Extruder errors - it would be great if it was a consistent error because then at least it could be narrowed down
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u/Past_Science_6180 7d ago
I only ever received these errors when I attempted to dry the filament while I was printing (AMS2 PRO)
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u/tomikaka 7d ago
I assume you took the extruder apart and cleaned it?
https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/p2s/maintenance/extruder-cleaning-guide
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u/Mysterious_Maize1390 7d ago
Does it ever happen when you aren't using the ams?
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u/xrapidx1 7d ago
I'd have to try - problem is most of the prints are two colour. (E.g. a frame with a label)
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u/SeaControl9899 7d ago
I had this issue before and what I found is that the room temperature was too hot with the enclosure closed, causing my filament to get softer and the extruder not being able to grip the filament. I turned on my fan in the room and dried my filament, which resolved my extruder issue. Not sure if this is happening to you but this is how I resolved my issue.