AMS 2 Pro frame front spacers - eliminate bending
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Description
Front frame spacer set for the Bambu Lab AMS 2 Pro – levels the warped front edge, removes wobble, supports even height across the frame, and keeps desiccant boxes aligned in high-temperature operation.
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I have this beautiful new Bambu Lab AMS 2 Pro and the main frame is a bit warped from the factory. It bends slightly in the middle and is wobbly. It doesn't affect the function but I don't like it. In addition, it is simply not possible to insert the desiccant container properly.
So here's the fix: three printed brackets that are pushed into the large recesses at the front, support the main frame and ensure that the entire main frame is at the same height at the front. In addition, any wobble is eliminated.
Choose the right filament
The Bambu Lab AMS 2 Pro is designed for filament drying by heat. As this device reaches temperatures up to 65 °C you should not use PLA for this model.
PLA is NOT suitable for remaining in the AMS 2 Pro at 65 °C as a structural model. Use at least PETG.
The models in the pictures was printed in Bambu Lab PC white with a 0.4 mm nozzle on a Bambu Lab P1S.
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Installation
The AMS 2 Pro has to be dismantled for this, but this is super easy. Now is the opportunity to familiarize yourself with the device.
The instructions on the Bambu Lab Wiki are great, well illustrated and with extra video.
https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/ams-2-pro/maintenance/disassembly-and-assembly
Be careful with the cables, otherwise it's seriously easy. Once you have removed the main frame, take the spacer of your choice and install it as shown in the following pictures:
Now just reassemble. Make sure that the lugs at the bottom front of the AMS 2 Pro housing can snap into the recesses in the main frame. See also “Step 9 - Install the middle frame assembly and driven support sleeve assembly” in the instructions in the Wiki.
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