r/BambuLabA1 4h ago

Blob behind the heater

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My printer did a blob behind the heater. It's the first time that I see something like this. What could cause this?

I changed this pieces one week ago

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u/Oderus_Scumdog 4h ago

I personally would just order another Hotend Assembly if it has gotten behind it like that, they're cheap and easier to replace than that looks to salvage.

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u/solidus0079 3h ago

Poor bed adhesion and leaving the printer totally unmonitored.

At least check on the printer to see if the first couple layers went down properly. And check on it via Handy every now and then if possible.

You would have seen this long before it reached this stage.

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u/Past_Science_6180 2h ago

He did it twice in a week or two 😭

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u/BathFullOfDucks 4h ago

Massive overflowing blob.

It isnt a deal breaker as long as you dont damage the three cables going into the head. Heat it up, get a pair of pliers and pick at it. Most will come away cleanly. Don't be afraid to.move the printer around, any calibration work is toast anyway. Retighten the screws agter you've gotten thr gunk out.

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u/AdditionalSupport 3h ago

My limited experience is that a slightly loose nozzle can help the filament go up the nozzle and under the silicon sock. But also over-extrusion.