Bambu Lab AMS filled with Broken Filament? | Here is the fix.
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In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to locate and remove jammed or broken filament pieces from your AMS -step-by-step-.
We’ll take the AMS apart safely, check the PTFE tubes, clear the internal hub, and reconnect everything properly (this includes a PRO TIP). This works for the Original Bambu Lab AMS, compatible with P1P, P1S, and X1C printers and almost all other Bambu Lab printers.
Whether your filament snapped inside the PTFE tube or in the Internal HUB, or your AMS won’t load filament anymore, this guide will help you get your printer back to work in minutes.
What You’ll Learn
– How to remove broken filament from the original Bambu Lab AMS
– How to identify where the filament is stuck (PTFE tube or internal hub)
– How to safely disconnect and reassemble the AMS
– How to test that all channels are clear
🧰 Tools Used
Basic hex screwdriver
About 60cm of GREEN filament (for testing)
📦 Works with:
✅ Bambu Lab AMS for P1 and X1 series printers
✅ The original AMS (not AMS-HT or AMS 2)
💡 Tips
If your AMS keeps jamming, try drying your filament or checking for sharp bends in the PTFE tubes.Show More
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