HMS 0700-7000-0002-0001: failed to pull filament out of the extruder
Unloading failed. The filament is gripped by something — a clog, a cold hotend, or a mushroomed tip.
Machine error codes explained: Bambu HMS codes, MINTEMP and MAXTEMP, thermal runaway, homing and probe failures. What the code means, and what to check first.
Unloading failed. The filament is gripped by something — a clog, a cold hotend, or a mushroomed tip.
The motion control board stopped answering. Restart first, then look at the cable that carries the link.
The camera stopped delivering frames, so spaghetti detection is off. Printing continues, but unmonitored.
A piece of filament snapped off and stayed behind. It has to come out before anything else will load.
The buffer that keeps filament tension no longer reports its position. Cable, sensor, or a spring stuck at one end.
The bed probe got an inconsistent reading. A dirty nozzle tip is the cause far more often than a warped plate.
The part fan is not spinning at the commanded speed. Debris in the blades and packed dust are the usual reasons.
The toolhead did not reach the home position when told to. Something is in its way or the rail has gone stiff.
The bed thermistor is reading as disconnected. Nearly always the connector, occasionally the cable, rarely the sensor.
The hotend went past its safe ceiling. Treat this as a real fault, not a nuisance warning.