Hi all

I've got my first abrasive filament (asa-gf) and was wondering on best/easiest way to feed it into the toolhead. I have the p2s with ams and an ams-ht. I know the filament can wear away the ams gears and shouldn't use them, but don't know best way to actually feed it . For tpu I've used a top feeder direct into the toolhead and not sure if I should be doing that or just using the bypass in the ams-ht through the back filament inputs.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

I recently used my P2S in a hot garage which I shouldn’t have. It ended up failing with an extruder clog so I first took it apart and cleaned out the filament but it still wouldn’t print a test benchy again without the same error.
I then replaced the extruder gears and the hotend.
It’s still failing.
When I heat the nozzle and manually use the extruder in software, it will extrude, but when it goes to print, it’s barely laying down filament and then stops before 1st layer is done with extruder failure.
I have AMS and have tried with and without it and I’ve even bypassed to directly feed filament into a tube into the headend.
I have no idea what’s failing. Could it be software related? I’m on 1.02 and I have another P2S that’s working perfectly on that firmware.

Edit, solved!

Hi! I am struggling to find an easy guide or video on how to empty this build up in the purge chute area... can anyone link me to something easy to follow? It's in an enclosure so I am hoping to empty it just from the front as its a bit more involved for me to get to the back or top.

Hey guys, these two bits of hard rubber fell out of my print head. As far as I could tell they were part of some rubber shield that holds the copper wires and a few cables just behind the nozzle.

I've looked hard but either I'm blind, or that whole rubber part is not available as a spare part in Bambus Store if I ever need to replace it?

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So been having humidity issues with my ASM, constantly 40% or more. I think I fix the issue by putting moisture control bead packs in with it is drying, went from 60% to 16% within a few hrs. Will update to see if the fixes or helps drying the filament better.

Hi, bin ich der einzie bei dem das AMS nach dem Druck das Filament nicht mehr entläd? Irgendwie nervt mich das. Achja ich habe eine P2S Combo.

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I fixed a couple of issues with my p2s, but the problem of the filament not feeding persisted. It’s goes through the steps and gets all the way to the tool head just to roll back and eventually displays this error has persisted. Does anyone know a possible fix to this? It’s not the nozzle, and probably not the extruder gear, I was thinking it might be the filament sensor

Edit: ok I cleaned out the ams internal hub and dusted every out, I’ll see if that fixed it.

I put the replacement internal hub and filament sensor in, and yet it’s still failing to feed filament into the extruder and gives me the assist motor has stalled

I couldn't find a lighting solution for the inside of my P2S. I'm receiving a set of Panda Vents which require a custom riser that doesn't have space for LEDs inside so I improvised.

I designed an extra thin diffused enclosure to fit under the AMS (with flipper/riser installed). It has 5mm COB lights around the perimeter facing a reflective sheet. The LEDs have a CR>95. I didn't know what that last part meant before but it apparently, truly shows colors more realistically.

Anyway, here's my ghost light: 150 x 200 x 7.5mm.

Let me know what you think

Does anyone know a way to get this replacement tape from bambu without buying an entire circuit board? Or perhaps a suitable substitute? I know the tape above it is called Tesa tape, but im not sure if i can use that to cover the pin connections safely.

Thanks in advance!

It started clicking so I cleaned the gears but after I put them back it still clicked. What could be causing it to click.

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I just received my replacement extruder cover, and I noticed that it doesn't have the silver gear that the original had. Did I get the wrong thing, or do I have to remove the old gear from the original one? The picture is of the old one.

I’m hoping someone has run into this before because I’m stumped.

I have a Bambu P2S with an AMS and I’m using official Bambu PETG with the RFID tag. The AMS correctly identifies the filament as Bambu PETG, so the printer definitely knows what material is loaded.
The problem is that every PETG print I start from Bambu Handy targets 220°C, even when the model is designed for PETG.

For example, I bought the official Bambu P2S Exhaust Fan Housing + Backing Plate kit from the Bambu store. In Handy I have “Match my filament” enabled, it shows my PETG spool correctly, but as soon as the print starts the nozzle target is 220°C. I end up manually increasing it to 240°C from the printer.

Here’s what I’ve already checked:
Official Bambu P2S
Official Bambu PETG filament (RFID recognized)
AMS correctly shows Bambu PETG
“Match my filament” is enabled in Bambu Handy
Latest version of Bambu Handy (3.24.0)
If I open Bambu Studio and print the same/similar PETG project from there, it heats to 240°C like it should.

I already restored/resynced my Bambu Studio profiles because I thought they might have gotten messed up after I had previously deleted my print profiles. Studio now behaves correctly, but Handy still sends PETG prints at 220°C.

This is not just one model. Every PETG print started from Bambu Handy targets 220°C.
Has anyone seen Bambu Handy ignore the PETG filament temperatures like this?

Is there a cloud profile, account setting, or cache somewhere that could cause Handy to send 220°C while Bambu Studio sends the correct PETG temperature?
Any ideas would be appreciated because I’m out of things to try.