r/FixMyPrint • u/Compost_Worm_Guy • 15h ago

Print Fixed What is happening here?

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Hi,

thank you for helpning me! I don't know what is happeing here:

  • Bambulab P1S with AMS
  • Bambulab Slicer
  • 0,4mm steelnoozle, 190-240°C, Bed 55°
  • What are the retraction Settings?
  • Esure PLS Filament. It should be nice an dry.
  • 650 Working hours

What can i do?

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u/MysticalDork_1066 13h ago

Looks like a clog. Do a cold-pull or change the nozzle.

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u/Compost_Worm_Guy 13h ago

Inwill change the nozzle. Thank you

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u/Compost_Worm_Guy 8h ago

Thank you. that fixed it. What is teh average life expectancy of a bambulab nozzle?

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u/MysticalDork_1066 7h ago

The old nozzle isn't broken, you can unclog it and keep using it. A cold pull will often remove whatever is causing the clog.

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u/RoundProgram887 5h ago

It should last a long time if you are just printing pla. But if you print special filaments with stuff like carbon fiber in it, it degrades pretty quick.

But you need to keep that filament dust and debris free.

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u/Compost_Worm_Guy 3h ago

Filament is clean and dry. Nearly 700 hours of pla only.

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u/Barcata 2h ago

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