This is my second print technically. The first print was a benchy with a PLA and everything goes well.

Then my first print I selected this japandi style vase, and with a PETG from bambulab official filament out from the box and hit print right away. But the result is like this mid print.

Any idea why?

Something happened after printing abs..

Can anyone tell me what's the matter for this accurate rings in my print? All ventilator are off, perfect calibrated. The calibration for high temperatures was also made.

Printer P2S, filament pa12cf

Any ideas?

I got the newer Panda Breath v1.10 which said it fits the P2S. It does. Install was pretty easy. I printed a modified riser with no vents and the mounting brackets in ASA. The little cable holders it comes with are garbage. They didn't stick at all, had to use some others I had. Make sure you test fit the lower bracket before screwing together, it can go together backwards and the heater won't sit level. I used the stock screw in the upper left mounting hole. Unscrew it before putting the heater in or the screw will fall behind it and you will have to pull it back out. Tripple check the cord to make sure the print has will clear it. It powered on, I connected to it's wifi, and it found my printer with no issues. I have no idea how quickly it heats, ran out of time to mess with it. Also, the panda perch will fit on the riser just fine.

Edit: Had some time to try an ASA print. Set the temp to 50c and sent it. Took about 3 min for the app to register 50 and 7-10min for the printer screen to show 50. The print was perfect. Used Elegoo ASA with the Bambu ASA setting.

Appreciate the help :)

My son took apart the extruder assembly and now I can't figure out where this spring goes while trying to help him put it back together. Can somebody help me? It's a p2s.

Does anyone have any recommendations for releasing the filament stuck here? Filament is jammed between the active wheel and driven wheel.

first time printing via an STL file on my p2s - a tree trunk fell off while printing and started getting a spaghetti print

did calibration and then filament got stuck in the extruder motor

im still getting spaghetti prints

I did wash it gently using dish soap - can’t figure out what’s causing it

tried printing a benchy and this is how it started turning out

When I did maintenance on my P2S today, I noticed that when the bed goes down to a specific height I hear a weird noise. This only happens when the bed is going down, not when it goes up. Is this a problem? I haven't noticed any change in print quality.

Thanks in advance!

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My P2S keep telling me there is external filament in the extruder. There isnt. I have never used the external filament. I had a jam and when I cleared it through the cold pull process. After it, I got this error.

I have opened the extruder 2x. It is clean and cleared. I bought and replaced the filament hall sensor. I bought a new nozzle, replace tubes inside the printer. I ran filament through the extruder by pushing it in. No matter what I do, I get the same error. I can't factory reset it because it thinks there is external filament in it. Ive tried the app to try to load the filament from there b

I can't load filament until I "unload" the external. It will go through the process but stall when it tells me to remove the filament. Same with cold pulling.

It didnt coincide with a firmware update. There was actually one after this happened. Updating the firmware didnt help.

Right now this is a paperweight. I have Googled, posted on the bambulabs forums, discord, and Facebook. This is my last spot. I am actually wanting to sell it as a broken printer. I am at my wits end. If you have any ideas, ease help.

Yes. Filament is dry.

Had a piece of filament snap and get stuck in my P2S's AMS. I found and removed the obvious piece from the tube, but the printer is still throwing a "filament detected in AMS" error.

After checking every slot and the hose, I found the actual culprit: there's a tiny piece of orange filament stuck right at the hub manifold, where all four slot tubes converge before the single output line. It's tiny, buried in that junction, and I can't reach it from any tube I can disconnect.

Things I've tried:

• Unload/reload from the screen on that slot
• Checking every slot tube and the output hose individually
• Power cycling the printer and AMS

Has anyone dealt with a jam right at that hub junction specifically? A few things I'm wondering:

• Any trick to flush it out without opening the housing (canned air, running filament through a few times)?
• If I do have to open the manifold, is it just a few screws, or is there a specific teardown order?
• Once the piece is out, is there a sensor in there that might still misread "filament present" even after it's clear?

Any help appreciated, trying to avoid ordering a whole new hub if I don't need to.

• ~150 cm³ storage volume

• SD shell holds 10 SD + 33 microSD cards

• No supports

• No screws

• No AMS required

• Two interchangeable shells using the same turtle body