A1 Mini

It's not that people aren't listening, they just don't trust Bambu. So it doesn't matter how many times they say they won't do it. The problem is they still can do it. That literally could be said of anyone, anywhere, in any scenario. Dr. Pepper said they're not going to substitute one of the 21 fla

I was going to reply with basically this. I have to take off the hot end (guide on the wiki) not a huge job. https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/a1-mini/troubleshooting/extruder-clog

If it is just the one ptfe tube that pops out, then the metal clip on the inside of the filament hub is damaged. You can try this fix. https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/a1/troubleshooting/ams-lite-filament-hub-cannot-hold-tube This worked for awhile for me. My recommendation would be to replace the filam

I’d put money in the y axis belt. I run a lot of minis and quite a few have made that noise. This fixes it for me: https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/a1-mini/troubleshooting/heatbed-repair-guide

Auf dem kleinen Bambulab A1 Mini kann man kein ASA drucken. Auf dem Prusa Mini+ schon. Dafür auf dem Prusa kein TPU. Wenn OP mit „stabilen Bauteilen“ auch ASA mein scheidet der Bambulab aus. Habe beide. Beides gute Geräte. Bei Prusa mag ich die upgrade Möglichkeit (auch Hardware) und die Ersatzteilv

https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/a1-mini/maintenance/filament-cutter-replacement one of the best wikis, just use it and it will solve most of the problems

I had the same problem with my A1 Mini a few days ago. It looked pretty bad, too. But since I’m pretty comfortable taking things apart and tinkering, I tried to salvage what I could. I was able to clean everything, and the A1 Mini is printing perfectly again! I used a heat gun, tweezers, and pliers

mine's always on, 6 watt idle according to Bambulab, might consider this 🤔

same thing for me, support was great, new switch was ~$20 i think, and im currently replacing it, but im stuck on the part of removing 1, 2, and 3 on https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/a1/maintenance/replacement_of_power_switch

The A1/A1 mini are a solid choice and quite set and forget, until something goes sideways. I bought an A1 mini a couple weeks ago as a third printer and I'm quite impressed by it, even though I had binding issues with the Z axis lead screw that took almost an evening to solve (if you search "A1 mini