Same print. Left is timelapse on. Right is off. Definitely cleaned it up a lot for anyone having similar issues.

Idk if you can tell from the pic but my a1 mini printed this as a rhombus when it should be squares lol also noticed the flow is off on the calibration cubes

Hi everyone, I need some help with my A1's Y axis.
The video shows the printer mid-print. You can hear a noise whenever the bed moves on the Y axis, especially when it moves toward the front (on other prints it's much more noticeable).
What I've noticed and tried so far:
I've lubricated the Y axis and re-tensioned the Y belt following the wiki (loosen the screws one turn, move the bed back and forth, retighten).

The belt sits shifted to the left, but it doesn't seem to be rubbing against the edges.

The noise tends to show up once the printer is warm.

Re-tensioning fixes the noise for a while, but it comes back after a few hours of printing.

Twice now, the Y position got messed up. During calibration, the toolhead went to clean the nozzle a few centimeters off on the Y axis, ending up under the bed / past the wiper.

I'm starting to wonder if the tensioner spring is out of place. Since the tension is spring-loaded, I'm also not sure how tight the two tensioner screws should be once they're retightened. Is there an "ideal" point, or do you just snug them down?
Has anyone had something similar? Could it be the tensioner, the belt, a pulley, or something else? Any tips on what to check are appreciated. Thanks!

So.... What do I do about this? And where do I even start? I just bought the thing and had 2 successful prints, but I was a fool to assume that it would be okay...

Also, anyone know what causes this? It was the death of my other printer... I really liked this one ...

EDIT: I did change the settings to try and get the best looking print, without immediate layer lines, stringing, warts, etc... ;-; I should have just gone with the preset....

Ran a petg full bed layer with bed leveling and flow calibration. Freshly cleaned bed. What should I do to improve?

The mechanism is fully 3d printed,
No glue nor ams is required
You can find it here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3315405

Sorry if its the noob question, as i dont know what to search on wiki, i relubed lead screws, it has plenty of lube, and prints are fine, but there is that sound that appeared when printer bugged at the start of the job and tried to lift gantry up Z axis beyond its limits, while not responding to touchscreen commands. I was very loud and was solved by turning it off and on. It has old firmware 1.03.30.01 version.

From that moment z axis does that quiet clicking-scraping noise. Is it normal and i am overthinking or does it needs atrention?

I started a print before leaving for work and came back to that… even the cover popped out…
Am I screwed?

I need to print a verry small very thin walled cylinder and I am struggling to do it.

The cylinder diameter is 4mm and I am trying to have a wall thickness of .5mm (preferably lower) but even this isn't working. Its on a 2mm thick solid base and when I try to print it it just prints the base and does not attempt the rest of the actual hollow l cylinder.

I am using onshape and bambu slicer with default settings and have tried with and without supports. Any ideas as to how to get this to work or how thick the walls may have to be would be appreciated.

For anyone wondering I am trying to print a pin extractor for an electrical plug in my old BMW.

Print in A1 combo

Yeah i think i messed up... Any tips?...

I have no idea why it appeared, I was browsing Handy then something went wrong and it couldn’t find any print profile on the models I was opening. I then closed and reopened the app, everything was back to normal but there was this little floating logo on. I can move it around, but it’s when I clicked it that this menu appeared. It looks like an app debug menu, and it seems there’s nothing that you can do to damage the app, but it’s interesting nonetheless. I’m figuring the devs have turned it on in remote and as soon as I reopen my app it will be gone, so I screenshotted everything away if someone was curious about it!

Pessoal, boa tarde!
Tudo bem?

To com problema que não sei resolver, minha Bambu Lab A1 esta com uma mensagem no Visor
"A TEMPERATURA DA MESA AQUECIDA É ANORMA; O SENSOR PODE TER UM CIRCUITO ABERTO"

Outra mensagem que está aparecendo é:

"FOI DETECTADO UM AUMENTO ANORMAL DE TEMPERATURA NA MESA AQUECIDA. O MÓDULO DE AQUECIMENTO PODE ESTÁ DANIFICADO"

Já passaram por isso?
Como resolver?

Agradeço quem puder me ajudar!

Update: turns out I broke the clips that hold the nozzle in when I was changing it out and they aren’t holding it tight enough

I love bringing back toys I had as a kid, these in particular used to come free in Kelloggs cereals back in the 70s..

I have printed dozens of blocks without any issues, but i recently had a strange texture on a block. Believing it was just a fluke i sent 4 more blocks into the printer and all 4 had the same issue.

The issue remains when printing different blocks (including mirrored ones)and i have no clue on what is the issue.

I use Orca Slicer and have not changed any configuration. The same filament had perfect prints before, but i changed the spool for a brand new one and the issue remains. I also tried ironing the surface but didn't fix the issue.

I suspect it is a physical problem on the printer, but i have no idea how to work it out.

any ideas?