Hello I have Biqu B1 and I am having problem
here the videos one is print head stop dead on print and will not resume and the other is a print that was 84 % done and this is what happening i try different print and only get so far and it printed so far then go nut like the one video i try cura and slicer 3d simpfly . I tried ender 3 profile and biqu on cura and ever did my own and I cant get a large pint to finish
Hello Glenn, I take it back. Itās not inside the base. It got my attention just now with more noise and looking at it I saw that the fan on the right side of the hot end is at a dead stop, the other two are running fine at 100%. So I guess I need to replace it.
Les
the one on the right side of the head is the one thats failing on mine now too. That one only comes on with F0 usually after the first few layers or bridging and stuff. itās set by cura and the speed varies.
This is what I get when it is set to 100% and it first comes on. it quiets down after a minute this is what the other fan did before it failed this is the second one that actually just started working again after I pointed at it and said youāre dead⦠but itās not long for this world
Hi Glenn,
Thatās the one! Almost identical sounds. Mine is DOA and doing nothing. Though the good is that it looks like I fixed the leak problem. I also have an Ender 3 V2 and a CR 10S Pro V2 and have had more trouble with B1 than with other two combnied. And Iāve only had it a few weeks. Anyway, Iām thinking it may not be bad to go ahead and get several fans to have spares on hand. Is it relatively simple to replace?
Les
yup they are not hard to replace. stuffs small though. That fan is, I think diferent from the rest. I think it has 4 wires. it plugs in the little circuit board in the head.
Sounds good, thank you! It sprung another leak. Not as bad as the first two, but itās another leak. The printās at 82% and is turning out nicely (thatās the maddening part about this printer; when itās on , itās on) so Iāll let it finish and then shut it down and wait for the BL Touch and nozzles to get here. Wondering if I need to reset or replace the filamant tube.
When I replaced the first fan it really highlighted how noisy the rest were. Itās like when your car needs a muffler and you put one on and suddenly the water pump seems noisy too
Are you bushing the tube all the way in before you tighten the fitting, so it squashes the tube against the bottom? I had mine off once and stimmed the end with a flush cutter before I put it back on. Can you take a photo or video of the leak?
I just finished the teaching tech printer calibration. for the first time, I understand a bit more now. When I was having my bed adhesion issue I started printing hotter and that was unnecessary it works better with PLA at 190 which I think is what the preheating preset is. I donāt get any stringing on the stringing test part but I did have to adjust the E-steps and the flow. So my only issue is the fans and whatever the BL touch bug is. 3DPC has been good but they did tell me to go to BTT directly on one issue and I never heard back from them about my adhesion issue.
Yup, I did that erlier today before I put the new nozzle on. Itās on the back side of the nozzle and was not nearly as bad as before. So I think Iām on the right track. Itās all cleand up now but I will take a picture if it happens agian. I printed up a Dragonlock Village figure using Hatchbox cool gray filament and it came out fine. Whatās up with the BL Touch? Sounds like itās not doing what itās supposed to either.
For the most part itās behaved and worked like it should. once in a while Iāll get a probing error and have to power cycle the machine. Also, Once in a while Iāll change files and the ABL turns itself off either at the end of the last file or start of the new one, havenāt pinned it down yet. but itāll get and error saying to check if I have BL Touch and the sensor wonāt respond after that until cycle the power. When it does get an error I have to double check ABL is still turned nest time on or it will get an error and not respond again, needing a reset. Iām just not sure whatās starting this problem in the first place. It seems to be related to certain files.
Weāll see what happens when the BLT gets here next week. The upside is that Iāll be learning a great deal about 3D printer trouble-shooting and how to fix stuff when it konks out.
Thanks for all your guidance and patience as I continue to learn the often very subtle ins-and -outs of 3D printing!
I have a file Iāve been printing a few times that the BL touch fails on afterward every time so Iām zeroing in. Iām going to start a new thread on it.
The new thread will be good. Aside from the dead fan in the hot end, my better-half, whose hearing is still 100%, told me the noise is coming from inside the machine on the right side. Iām going to learn alot about BIQU B1 anatomy today!
The BL Touch and 1.2 cable arrived last night. It looks like some connectors will need be assembled from the bag with all kinds of parts before being able to plug anything together. Are there any tutorials out there that are very clear on how this needs to be done?
Thanks!
OK, got it, thanks! I took the connector that was attached to the BLT out and replaced it with the extension cable. I was definitely over-engineering this one! Now on to the printer.
Itās working, but after it does itās cycle and I hit āprintā the nozzle is too far from the build plate. Iām thinking I may have tinkered too much with the Z offset.
how much too far? Iām reading about a firmware update that, I think, Does away with the Z limit switch in favour of the BLT but sets some soft limit that the unit wonāt go below Iāll see if I can find where I read it but what I read was the height was 14mm or so and wouldnāt come down, does that sound like you?