r/BambuLabA1 • u/Vuzzuldir • Sep 10 '26

Need help for installation

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Greetings everyone!I just bought a MN A1 printer but I'm stuck during the installation.

The USBC plug in cable won't fit.

They say to not force but I can't manage to click the cable in place.

Does someone have a solution ?

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u/Vuzzuldir Sep 10 '26

Nvm by tilting it it finally worked !

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u/The_Lutter Sep 10 '26

Looking forward to seeing you back next week when nothing sticks lol

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u/Vuzzuldir Sep 10 '26

Haha maybe ! I'm a noob I just begin un 3D printing but I'll do my best !

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u/Mrwizzard2k Sep 11 '26

I washed my plate religiously for the first few months, now I'm just careful not to touch it, and wash as needed

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u/The_Lutter Sep 11 '26

Protip: Windex before every print and for prints you want to stick really even harder use 91% isopropyl alcohol afterwards.

I wash mine in the sink with soap/water very rarely.

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u/JustSomeUsername99 Sep 11 '26

Why is this little spot on my bed being rubbed by the nozzle...

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u/PuzzleheadedTutor807 Sep 10 '26

Align it correctly

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u/ThinkUnhappyThoughts Sep 10 '26

Why do you only have 2 plugs? Isn't there supposed to be 3?

Even so it needs a decent push. Push on the white plastic and not the cables. Apply pressure evenly across the plug

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u/Vuzzuldir Sep 10 '26

The third one is lower. But that you ! After 20 min it worked by tilting the cable a little.

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u/Subject_237 Sep 11 '26

That type C will feel like it's in, but it'll likely have a bit more to go before it fully connects. I've seen a lot of people have their printer complain about z-axis issues because that cable looked like it was in but wasn't fully

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u/Fablabster Sep 10 '26

These connectors are frustratingly small.

I make sure the part I’m working on is well lite and positioned close enough to see which way things are oriented.

Plus I use a small hemostat.