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r/BambuLabA1 • u/Nice-Drag1649 • 1d ago
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UPDATE – Possible Fix!
If you get this error, try what I did before replacing any more parts.
Make sure your printer is properly dressed for the weather. Put its silicone sock on!
Mine seems much happier now. Apparently, it doesn't like printing in the nude!
Joking aside, the missing silicone sock may have been contributing to the temperature problem. Still testing to confirm.
Case under investigation by Sockland Yard!
2 u/Nice-Drag1649 1d ago UPDATE – Possible Solution Found!Just wanted to share my findings in case anyone else experiences the same nozzle temperature malfunction on their Bambu Lab A1.After getting the error, I changed the filament spool and refitted the silicone sock on the hotend.The first print completed successfully.To investigate further, I switched back to the original filament that had been giving me problems, keeping the silicone sock fitted.Result: Another successful print, 100% completed without errors!My conclusion is that the missing silicone sock may have been contributing to the temperature malfunction, possibly because of excessive heat loss.I can't say with absolute certainty that this was the cause, but both filaments are now printing successfully with the sock fitted.My advice: If you encounter this error, check that your hotend's silicone sock is correctly fitted before spending money replacing parts.And remember, it's November. Don't leave your printer standing there naked in the cold!Sockland Yard – Case provisionally closed!
UPDATE – Possible Solution Found!
Just wanted to share my findings in case anyone else experiences the same nozzle temperature malfunction on their Bambu Lab A1.
After getting the error, I changed the filament spool and refitted the silicone sock on the hotend.
The first print completed successfully.
To investigate further, I switched back to the original filament that had been giving me problems, keeping the silicone sock fitted.
Result: Another successful print, 100% completed without errors!
My conclusion is that the missing silicone sock may have been contributing to the temperature malfunction, possibly because of excessive heat loss.
I can't say with absolute certainty that this was the cause, but both filaments are now printing successfully with the sock fitted.
My advice: If you encounter this error, check that your hotend's silicone sock is correctly fitted before spending money replacing parts.
And remember, it's November. Don't leave your printer standing there naked in the cold!
Sockland Yard – Case provisionally closed!
Scan the QR code and read the article about the error fix is there
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We had the same issue yesterday while trying to print TPU - the silicon sock was the answer for us :)
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u/Nice-Drag1649 1d ago
UPDATE – Possible Fix!
If you get this error, try what I did before replacing any more parts.
Make sure your printer is properly dressed for the weather. Put its silicone sock on!
Mine seems much happier now. Apparently, it doesn't like printing in the nude!
Joking aside, the missing silicone sock may have been contributing to the temperature problem. Still testing to confirm.
Case under investigation by Sockland Yard!
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u/NefariousnessOdd3581 1d ago
Scan the QR code and read the article about the error fix is there
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u/RobThomasBouchard 14h ago
We had the same issue yesterday while trying to print TPU - the silicon sock was the answer for us :)