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And only recent ones or older ones too? I luckily don’t own an A1, but if other models are affected I might never use them again
Pre-2025 ones. I have to check mine :-(
Well fuck need to check mine then. Bought it used so I don't know if it's older than that
Seen elswhere : it seems that it's due to high current with 110V. I am on 220V so it's less prone to default.
It's the NTC component on the alimentation board.
EDIT. No. The 220V is also prone to the issue :-(
Shit.
I bought mine straight from Bambu. Could smell burning electronics after 50p hours of use or so. Then it wouldn't turn on. No interaction whatsoever. Contacted support, had to dismantle and send a few pics. A quick video of me plugging it in and the results. Then they shipped me a new power board. Installed it and carried on. It was very obvious what part had failed. I was frustrated at first but all told, it was a pretty good experience.