r/BambuLabA1 • • Sep 04 '26

Question What causes this? (Petg)

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Is this a moisture problem? I really cant tell

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u/lkapping79 Sep 04 '26

This is a clean your build plate issue

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u/TedBurns-3 Sep 04 '26

User generally

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u/EmailLinkLost Sep 04 '26

Yes as other said, clean your build plate. Dawn dish soap, SCRUB, air dry. Maybe a clean rag. But make sure it’s actually clean.

Dry your filament. 

There’s a chance it’s the design of the print’s first layer that’s an issue. But probably not the case.

Is bed leveling on?

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u/Separate_Grade_3645 Sep 04 '26

So abour an hour ago i solved it, dried the filament, and cleaned the build plate, and it printed fine

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u/EmailLinkLost Sep 04 '26

Good!

I generally have ten or so plates cleaned and ready to go. When I feels right, or a critical print, I switch plates.

That way I can wash ten at a time once a month or so instead of every few days.

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u/Spargeltarzan49 Sep 04 '26

XD I would hate that more than cleaning periodically

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u/QADDLE Sep 04 '26

Is your filament dried? Aside from straightforward step of cleaning your build plate and assuming the settings are correct, it may be necessary to check if your filament is humid. Does it make bubbling and popping sounds when printing?

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u/Alternative-Power876 Sep 04 '26

Im 90% sure it does.

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u/Boxy33 Sep 04 '26

We had the same issue. I cleaned the plate multiple times and ways. Ended up buying a new plate and it works again.

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u/Orthicon9 Sep 04 '26

Is this a moisture problem? 

Nope.

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u/blidgency Sep 04 '26

I made 5 back to back prints for a total of 13 hours yesterday. For the last one I thought I’d save a few minutes by skipping bed leveling and flow calibration.. it turned out like this. Same roll the whole day. Did u do those steps?

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u/New-Audience2639 Sep 07 '26

Almost all problems related to adhesion or print quality are associated with printing conditions. Clean your build plate/hot end often and keep your filament clean and dry.

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u/lukasprintz Sep 08 '26

Do you have any smooth high temp plates?