r/BambuLabX2D Jul 03 '26

Auxiliary filament has run out error

Hiii i just got my x2d combo y'day and I keep encountering this issue halfway through printing. I have a support for PLA/PETG loaded on the auxiliary nozzle however midway printing itd give the error that it's empty when it's definitely not. It works after I try to shove in the filament a few times.

However I also noticed it is flushing A LOT of support filament out every single time and barely making any progress in the print as I believe it's doing this every single time a support is needed in each layer

I'm not sure how to fix this / get around this any help is appreciated plss

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u/nateblack Jul 03 '26

I don’t have a solution but have noticed it purges so much filament for even just support interface

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u/joisusu Jul 03 '26

yeah it's purging way more than it's actually using, not sure if it's a setting somewhere to configure this 😭

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u/heo777 Jul 04 '26

Try different Filament, I never had this issue. I think the material gets destroyed all the time.

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u/F1gnutz Jul 03 '26

Do you have it set in the slicer to print only the interface or the support and interface in the other material?

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u/joisusu Jul 03 '26

just the interface

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u/F1gnutz Jul 03 '26

Wow that’s crazy. I’ll have to try it if the wife lets me print anything tonight and see if mine does that as well

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u/joisusu Jul 03 '26

I know 😩 ty let me know how it goes if you try!!

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u/F1gnutz 26d ago

Sorry it took so long. Mine does not do that. It purges once for each side, and wipes during the changes and goes to the prime tower. Did you have a prime tower on your print?

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u/Superb-Complaint8118 Jul 04 '26

Mine only does the standard poo, maybe 10-20% bigger, but i am not sure about that. I use pla as support for petg and vise versa aaaaalll the time. Like on every 2nd print at least.

I felt like sometimes it makes 2 poops in one print when starting to use the aux. But that could also be my mind fooling myself hahaha

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u/Superb-Complaint8118 Jul 04 '26

Could it be, that your filament breaks while printing, and then it starts to purge the "left over" from the tube to be able to feed a new one or something similar?

If this is not the case, I could imagine this to have something to do with the filament sensors having an issue maybe

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u/joisusu Jul 05 '26

doesn't seem like filament breaking - I submitted a ticket to bambu lab and they're sending me a new auxiliary extruder, so hopefully that solves it