The AMS power board is a circuit board that receives power from the printer and supplies it to the AMS.
Prior to commencing with the process in this guide, please make sure the machine is switched off
Open the AMS cover, press the flat surround the PTFE tube outlet at the back of the AMS, and pull the PTFE tube from the back of the AMS.
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Undo the 2 screws located at the rear as shown below, and then very gently pull the inner frame towards you from the back. You might need to press on the PTFE inlet flap to free the frame. Don't pull the inner frame all the way out as there are still cables attached to it.
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Disconnect the Bambu bus cable and the power cable from the AMS power board. You can now take out the inner frame module
Undo the 4 screws holding the AMS power board in place and then proceed to remove the power board.
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Prepare a new AMS power board, and secure it to the inner side of the AMS shell with 4 screws with the same orientation as shown below.
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Place the inner frame module into the AMS shell, and connect the Bambu bus cable and the power cable to the power board.
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Secure the inner frame module with 2 screws as shown below.
Check the alignment of the tube bracket at the rear of the inner frame module, and push in the PTFE tube from the back of the AMS. Push the PTFE until fully secured all the way in
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Connect the power cord, connect the AMS to the printer and turn on the power and run the load filament procedure on the AMS menu through the machine display and if no errors occur, the replacement was successful.
Should you come across any issues, first retrace your steps and check all connections to try again. If problems persist, contact the service team for further assistance.