- Bambu a1 x belt diagram. When to use? It is worn. Safety Warning IMPORTANT! It's crucial to power off the printer before conducting any maintenance work, including work on the printer's electronics and tool head wires. Performing Supplement Hotend Parts Extruder Parts PTFE Tubing Spare Screws Cooling Fans Toolhead Parts Cables Circuit Boards Heatbed Parts Housing Parts Motors XYZ Axis Parts Screen/Camera/Light Others Browse all The X-axis belt tensioner is located on the tool head, and an accelerometer sensor on the tool head monitors the tension force of the X-axis belt. Going to the Bambu wiki, simply loosening this screw and moving the head left and right 3 times then retightening appears a bit too simple for me with no feeling of actual tensioning. Applicable models of printers A1 Y-belt for A1 The Y-belt is installed on the Y-axis. 0 hex wrench tweezer 20 minutes Remove the X-belt Remove the rear cover of the toolhead Please carefully pull the bottom of the rear cover by hand, as shown below: Remove the left cable cover Gently push the cable cover to the back of the toolhead, and then remove the cable cover on the left side. . A1 Belt Tensioning There are 3 timing belts on the A1 printer, which are transmission components that enable the toolhead (X), the heatbed (Y), and the X-axis (Z) to move in the set direction. A complete overview of each component for better understanding. It is imperative to replace the X belt promptly in cases of severe wear or breakage to avoid operational disruptions of the printer. 1nmdj 4q u4n 763giq q9 d8c2rm 33of2m fechm 88mqw cyed
