How to Repair and Clean a Bambu AMS, or How to Remove the AMS's First Stage Feeders

The first video on the channel, this is a teardown for cleaning and upgrading the Automated Material System, AMS for the Bambu P1S. This goes in detail for a thorough breakdown and removal of the bowden tubes, first stage feeders, motors, and internal components.

[@tobie2]

Hi! Suggestion, title this "How to remove the first stage feeders" and you will get a lot more views. Its very helpful, thank you!

[@waltergaron4946]

Why did you not just a vac to clean it out

[@Yinzer3D]

I didn’t have a vacuum small enough. Plus each time I tried something different, it got worse until I tore it apart.

[@Erik-750]

​@@Yinzer3D vacuum won't really work. I tried. Started a bit your way, and then thought of pressure air. So took it to the compressor which worked flawlessly for this same purpose.

[@loquacious1956]

One of your screws is in the box you tipped the used dessicant into

[@Yinzer3D]

Thanks. Found it when I cleaned up, only to lose it again a few hours later.

[@boboscurse4130]

@@Yinzer3D I always forget to put the 2 main screws back in until I see them on the countertop later. But for how much I have to take this thing apart I should just leave them out.

[@frontnabdab]

How many stepper does this system use? Is it one for each filament?

[@mohankuru7760]

You should also clean the 4 in 1 out splitter piece too

[@andyspoo2]

"Right there". WHERE?? There are screws everywhere and you did not point to anyone. Which ones of the dozens of screws are you talking about??

[@thespacecowboy420]

they did some bullshit the new AMS is different it wont let you pull the tube