Bambu Lab Hotend Heating Assembly for P2S
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The Bambu Lab Hotend Heating Assembly for P2S is a key toolhead component responsible for heating the filament to its molten state during printing. It features the same quick-release clip design found on the H2 series, allowing for easy separation of thermal and electronic components. This makes hotend swaps and maintenance fast and straightforward—simply unlock the clip, remove the hotend, and you're done. The heating assembly supports temperatures up to 350°C, enabling use with a wide range of materials from PLA through to high-temperature engineering filaments.
Key Features
- Heats the hotend and maintains stable temperatures up to 350°C
- Quick-release clip mechanism for fast hotend swaps without tools
- Official Bambu Lab replacement part for guaranteed compatibility
- Separates thermal and electronic components for simplified servicing
- Includes mounting screws for complete installation
Specifications
- Compatibility: P2S (P2 Series)
- Materials: Metal
- Colour: Grey
- Package Size: 60 × 60 × 30mm
- Package Weight: 24.6g
- Manufacturer Part Number: FAH049
What's in the Box
- Hotend Heating Assembly × 1
- M2.5×5 Screws × 3
Ideal For
- Replacing a heating assembly with abnormal heating or temperature issues
- Restoring functionality after cable damage or physical impact
- Keeping a spare on hand for quick repairs and minimal downtime
- General toolhead maintenance and servicing
If your P2S is experiencing inconsistent hotend heating, damaged cables, or physical damage to the heating assembly, this official replacement restores full functionality. Installation requires removing the toolhead covers, disconnecting the cables from the TH board, and swapping the assembly—detailed step-by-step instructions are available on the Bambu Lab Wiki. Take care not to pinch any cables under the heating assembly during reinstallation, as this can damage the assembly or eddy sensor.