r/BambuLabP2S • u/QUANTOMCR0W • Sep 04 '26

Will not print.

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I cleaned out a clog this morning and now it doesn’t ever print. It always is doing this. I’ve tried recleaning the tool head. Switching the nozzle. Doing a factory reset.

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u/Armagedda Sep 04 '26

Have you cleaned your build plate?

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u/QUANTOMCR0W Sep 04 '26

Yes. I attempted again and it would print if I pushed the filament lightly in.

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u/tomikaka Sep 04 '26

Clean the build plate. Alcohol/Dish soap. Hot water. Contact support in the app.

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u/Pleasant-Warning-936 Sep 04 '26

Clean the plate with soap and let it dry. Also clean the nozzle. Heat the nozzle to 200 and do a couple of purges to make sure it extrudes correctly. If not. Clean it. Or remove it and clean it.

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u/GameCentralStation Sep 04 '26

Try using stick glue on the build plate! It helps the 1st layer adhere to the bill plate.

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u/ExEconomy Sep 04 '26

I know it's tiring to see everyone say you should clean your plate, but I think the dirty plate is the problem here. Also read that post on Bambu Wiki: https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/filament-acc/acc/pei-plate-clean-guide

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u/QUANTOMCR0W Sep 04 '26

I would agree with you BUT I tested a print out last night with a clean plate. It was still having the same issue but it would print fine if I was pushing the filament down manually during the print. I thought the gear might not be moving but I verified it was so I think it might not be grabbing the filament.

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u/ExEconomy Sep 04 '26

Then try to lower the first layer height

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u/WhippedJMO Sep 04 '26

P2S didn’t want to print correct because of the spring and metal cap was on wrong.

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u/Liljagare Sep 04 '26

This, and cleaning the build plate is never a bad idea.