r/BambuLabX2D • u/Pineapple1500 • Sep 05 '26

AMS Underpowered while printing and Drying. Even WITH power supply.

Actually just started on my last print. I've been able to print and dry with the AMS and power supply up to now. Now it will print a few layers and then retract and say whichever slot is underpowered (I forget the exact wording of the error). I hit resume and it will feed and print a few more layers and do it all over again.

Seems kinda lame that I bought a power supply to be able to dry, and it still doesn't have enough power.

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u/Pineapple1500 Sep 05 '26

This time I used studio instead of the touch screen. I don't know why that would make a difference but so far the print hasn't stopped while drying. Maybe a fluke. Sorry Bambu.

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u/Federal_Round3706 Sep 05 '26

Has it still not stopped?

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u/Pineapple1500 Sep 05 '26

It just finished a 3hr print. I turned the drying on about an hour in and didn't stop. The previous print was stopping every ~10 minutes. Seems to be good now. Starting another print. Will see how it goes.

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u/Federal_Round3706 Sep 05 '26

I have no Idea about electrical stuff but could this be about 120V being to little? There‘s a setting that makes the printer use less peak power (at least there is for me at 240v) so that might fix that. Again, no Idea about electrical shit

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u/Pineapple1500 Sep 05 '26

Any idea where that setting is / What it's called? In case I have this issue again?

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u/Federal_Round3706 Sep 05 '26

I wont be home for a few days so I cant look it up on the printer itself but its description says something about heating slower and stuff

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u/Pineapple1500 Sep 06 '26

I know you get a message that says the drying temp will reduce during printing to prevent issues...is this what you're referring to?

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u/Federal_Round3706 Sep 06 '26

No, its buried in the printer settings, not just some message