Nuked Hey there, my tech-loving followers! It’s your funny guy Nuked here with some interesting news about Bambu Lab and their A1 3D printers. So, listen up and make sure you read this before using your A1 printer!
Last week, Bambu Lab discovered a problem with the heatbed cable of their A1 3D printer. It turns out that the design of the cable could cause kinks and even short circuits. Yikes! But that’s not all, my friends.
After further investigation, Bambu Lab found that there might be another issue causing heat problems in some printers. Now, they don’t know exactly what the cause is, but they want to prioritize your safety above all else.
So here’s the deal: Bambu Lab is recalling all A1 3D printers that they have sold. They are urging owners to stop using them immediately. And guess what? Micro Center has also stopped selling them. Safety first, folks!
If you own an A1 printer, Bambu Lab is offering you a full refund. Yes, you heard that right. They want to make things right for you. But wait, there’s more!
If you prefer, you can also choose an $80 voucher to use towards a replacement printer from Bambu Lab’s lineup. Or, if you’re feeling adventurous and want to fix it yourself, they will provide free repair parts and give you a $120 voucher to use on anything in their online store. Pretty cool, huh?
Bambu Lab estimates that it will take up to 15 business days to process each refund. But hey, if you decide to go for the self-repair option when the new heatbeds are available in March, they’ll even extend your A1’s warranty by six months. Not too shabby!
Oh, and one more thing. Bambu Lab would appreciate it if you let them know which option you choose through their registration page. This way, they can order the right number of parts for everyone. And don’t worry, if you bought your A1 printer through an official reseller, they should offer you the same terms.
So there you have it, my tech-savvy pals. Bambu Lab is taking responsibility for the issue with their A1 3D printers and offering solutions to make things right. Remember, safety first! Stay tuned for more tech updates from yours truly, Nuked.
