At some point they will get sick of having to send them out and fit decent ones to start with, I changed all the fans on my printers as they are Creality machines that come with absolutr cheap crap fans, I had a board fan fail on me and various componants fried on the board
Just remember, you have two years warranty on the fan you just put in. Try to cut the old one up and see if it has a ball bearing. I don't think it has.
Invoice them for time spent, it might encourage them to make their product fit for market before they release it. If we all invoiced them they might get the idea.
I have not seen any 3D printer that would be fit for market, this printer is the closest to be fit compared to other brands, but it’s still for DIY fans, it’s not a microwave that can be used by anyone that can press a button. If changing a fan is a major issue, 3-D printing might not be the right hobby for you. I had to change fans in my Creality printers and the Prusa printer too. Maybe they could offer a Nuctua upgrade package when ordering the printer, but that would make the logistics a nightmare. This is still the best machine out there, by far.
lol. Right. If I was the guy receiving your "invoices", I'd laugh each time I fed them into the shredder, and then, if I had time and felt extra spicy, I'd call up taxation office in your locality and make sure they look for your income declaration for those invoices on the next tax cycle. ;)
@@CarlosFerreira0210 Don't take a job as a comedian you will go broke. If you haven't got anything constructive to say don't as you will continue to make yourself look like a jerk. Just saying.
Your videos are much appreciated. The more how-tos the better!
Thanks for the great feedback!
I really appreciate your content. Great videos. 👍🏼
Thank you for your nice feedback.
I changed my MC fan to a Noctua and it is quieter than the original fan. if yours goes out again I recommend it.
I wish Noctua would make a plug-and-play fan for Bambu Lab printers…
What a pain to replace it
It looks worse than it is..
@@techwithkramer I would think a hole saw and 30 seconds should do it
Are you from switzerland?
I am originally from Buelach, but I live in Florida now.
Did you need to put more paste on the heat sink?
I did not add any more paste on there, I just put it back with the left over....
@@techwithkramer im currently waiting for my fan replacement i hope i dont need to replace the paste.
Mine still works fine, so you should be fine too
They should just send a new fan to everyone. Everyone I know has had to replace it.
mines bad now just waiting on it get louder
At some point they will get sick of having to send them out and fit decent ones to start with, I changed all the fans on my printers as they are Creality machines that come with absolutr cheap crap fans, I had a board fan fail on me and various componants fried on the board
Along with a hydra conversion for the crap AMS system!
For real my fan
is also making this noise
mines still going have replacement but so far stayed same still putting it off
Just remember, you have two years warranty on the fan you just put in.
Try to cut the old one up and see if it has a ball bearing. I don't think it has.
A lot of fans only use an oilite bushing. They never last very long, and I always replace them with a fan with bearings in it.
'atleastineurope' - Warranty does not refresh with a warranty-case. It stays 2 years from the buy-date.
@@iDoPew Where I live it does. The new part only.
Invoice them for time spent, it might encourage them to make their product fit for market before they release it. If we all invoiced them they might get the idea.
I have not seen any 3D printer that would be fit for market, this printer is the closest to be fit compared to other brands, but it’s still for DIY fans, it’s not a microwave that can be used by anyone that can press a button. If changing a fan is a major issue, 3-D printing might not be the right hobby for you. I had to change fans in my Creality printers and the Prusa printer too.
Maybe they could offer a Nuctua upgrade package when ordering the printer, but that would make the logistics a nightmare.
This is still the best machine out there, by far.
lol. Right. If I was the guy receiving your "invoices", I'd laugh each time I fed them into the shredder, and then, if I had time and felt extra spicy, I'd call up taxation office in your locality and make sure they look for your income declaration for those invoices on the next tax cycle. ;)
@@CarlosFerreira0210 Don't take a job as a comedian you will go broke. If you haven't got anything constructive to say don't as you will continue to make yourself look like a jerk. Just saying.