¶ Video guide
¶ Printing Preparation
¶ Spool loading
¶ Feed the filament into the tool head
¶ Insert the filament and push it into the tool head
After installing the filament spool, insert one end of the filament into the PTFE tube and push it into the tool head until it can no longer move forward. At this point, the green indicator on the tool head will be illuminated on the printer's screen.
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¶ Click "Load" on the screen.
¶ Once the nozzle starts heating up to 250 ℃, manually push the filament into the tool head again.
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¶ Observe the nozzle to ensure that the extruder is properly extruding the filament.
¶ After visually confirming that the nozzle smoothly extruded the filament, select "Done" on the screen to complete the loading process.
¶ Select "Retry" and repeat pushing the filament again in case you are unsure whether the filament was successfully extruded.
¶ Start printing
After ensuring the filament is loaded and the build plate is in place, you can proceed with printing.
¶ Initiate a print job using Bambu Studio
¶ Install the Bambu Studio
Click here to download Bambu Studio: https://bambulab.com/en/download/studio
¶ Slice and send the print
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¶ Initiate the print using the built-in file.
¶ Click "Print files" on the home page to access the built-in files on the SD card.
¶ Select the model you would like to print.
¶ It is recommended to enable the bed leveling and flow dynamics calibration function.
¶ Click "Print."
¶ Appendix: Replace the filament with another external spool
If you would like to replace the filament, you need first to remove the filament from the tool head, and then load the new filament.
¶ 1. Click "Unload" on the screen, and the printer automatically heat the hot end and cut off the filament.
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¶ 2. Manually remove the filament from the extruder.
After completing the previous step, it is necessary to remove the filament to complete the unloading process manually. Please follow the APP/Studio prompts and promptly manually remove the filament. If the nozzle temperature remains above 142°C without dropping, it indicates that there is remaining filament in the extruder, which means the unloading process is not completed.
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¶ 3. If you didn't remove the filament in a timely manner, please click "Retry" on the screen and try to remove them again.
¶ 4. If you would like to load a new filament, please follow the "Feed the filament into the tool head" mentioned above after completing the "Unload" procedure.
¶ End Notes
We hope that the detailed guide we shared with you was helpful and informative.
We want to ensure that you can perform it safely and effectively. If you have any concerns or questions regarding the process described in this article, we encourage you to reach out to our friendly customer service team before starting the operation. Our team is always ready to help you and answer any questions you may have.
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We will do our best to respond promptly and provide you with the assistance you need.