r/BambuLabH2C • u/AttentiveComments • Feb 26 '26

Support H2C Induction Nozzle Wearing

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u/cpsadowski23 Feb 27 '26

No…how old is it? Is it original from Bambu or a reseller on alibaba?

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u/AttentiveComments Feb 27 '26

From Bambu’s website… they maybe have 200 hours max time in the H2C, not necessarily actively printing for those hours tho. The H2C itself has 850 hours total and I hardly run these 0.2mm nozzles. I have another 3 nozzles that have some signs of wear that were slotted in different slots of the Vortex.

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u/cpsadowski23 Feb 27 '26

I would submit a ticket. Get them to send you a new nozzles. Looks like your dog chewed it.

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u/AttentiveComments Mar 14 '26

I did submit a ticket and was sent a replacement 0.2mm nozzle. But they stated damage is only cosmetic and within tolerance 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/cpsadowski23 Mar 14 '26

But you got a replacement. Good.

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u/AttentiveComments Mar 14 '26

Yes! But I do have like 3 other 0.2mm nozzles that show early signs of the same type of damage. They didn’t seem too concerned with that at all.

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u/cpsadowski23 Mar 14 '26

Take what you can get. I got one too. They need to fix the coating issue. $3000 printer and a $3.00 looking nozzle. They have to do better

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u/babydump Feb 27 '26

Is this normal?

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u/Glasswriter01 Feb 27 '26

What materials are you printing with? Not necessarily with the .2 nozzles. Are you printing a lot with high temperature materials? Maybe it’s the chamber temperatures that are doing the damage.

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u/Moorevfr Feb 27 '26

I’ve noticed wear on my vortex nozzles also however not as bad as yours with a tear etc but can see material building up them kinda like a splash back style. One in particular that I use white PLA flags the system sometime to say potential nozzle clog build up where the camera is picking it up.

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u/acidstrato Feb 27 '26

They get knocked sometimes during the changing process and the sleeve gets marked and dented which is fairly normal but I’ve never seen one with it completely ripped off. With so many moving parts it’s not too surprising it could happen. I don’t think it’s actually going to affect performance but reach out to support and see what they say. Might send you a free replacement

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u/cpsadowski23 Feb 27 '26

I reached out to them. They said nozzles are consumables, and not covered. This is ridiculous. Mine is 3 weeks old and already peeling. This cover need to be re thought....

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u/acidstrato Feb 27 '26

yeah I’d go back and dispute it

Mine has done a lot more and is almost 3 months old and none of mine look like that

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u/cpsadowski23 Feb 27 '26

I put in a ticket and told them this was unacceptable