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FarmLoop Stage 2 assembly, Bambu H2S

Read through the entire guide before you start. Have every part from the kit laid out where you can reach it, and make sure the printer is powered off and unplugged before opening anything.

Approximate time: 45-60 minutes.

H2S kit laid out - printed parts ready for FarmLoop Stage 2 install
  • Bambu Lab H2S with latest firmware installed
  • FarmLoop Stage 2 kit - door actuator, bender actuators (2×), wire harness, limit switches, PCB, screws, adhesion strips, and cable ties
  • Printed parts from Makerworld
  • FarmLoop Pro App subscription, sign up at app.3d-farmers.com
  • A clean, flat work surface large enough to lay every part out
  • ~45-60 minutes uninterrupted
Pressing the button into the lid hole Button secured with the rubber ring and metal ring Wires attached to the button terminals
  1. Press the button into the designated hole in the lid.
  2. Fix the button using the rubber ring and metal ring.
  3. Attach both wires to the button terminals.
Actuator slid into the bottom part of the door opener Lid and base aligned and pressed together until they click
  1. Slide the actuator into the bottom part until it is fully seated.
  2. Align the lid with the base and press them together until they click/lock into place.

2. Set up the benders (×2 - repeat for each)

Section titled “2. Set up the benders (×2 - repeat for each)”
Bender parts overview - actuator, bracket, hook, screws Bender parts overview - second angle
Actuator sliding into the bracket and orientation check (cable at the designated gap) Bender actuator seated in the bracket with the cable in the designated gap, H2S
  1. Slide each actuator into its bender bracket until fully inserted.
  2. Check that the actuator is facing the correct direction - the cable must sit in the designated gap.
  3. Attach one hook to each actuator and tighten the screws firmly so the hook does not move.
  4. Insert the bender holder into the printer frame.
Bender holder inserted into the printer frame, H2S
  1. Press the endstop switch into the slot in the left floor part.
Endstop switch pressed into the slot in the left floor part Endstop switch installation in motion

Remove the printer’s lid and set it aside - you’ll re-fit it at the end.

  1. Remove the top two screws from the print head.
  2. Attach the scraper to the same position.
  3. Reinsert the same two screws to secure it.
Scraper attached on top of the print head and secured with the top two screws, H2S

3.3 Replace the original feet with tilted feet

Section titled “3.3 Replace the original feet with tilted feet”
Original foot, ready to be removed Foot removed from the corner Tilted foot positioned in the corner Tilted foot screwed in firmly Another corner with the tilted foot installed All tilted feet replaced and screwed down

Remove every original foot and replace each one with a tilted foot, screwing it in firmly.

Original door hinge with the bottom two screws removed New door hinge positioned and screwed into the same holes
  1. Remove the bottom two screws from the original door hinge.
  2. Position the new door hinge in the same place.
  3. Reinsert the same two screws to secure it.
Lid lifter seated in its designated slot on the H2S

Place the lid lifter into its designated slot. Check the label on the lifter so you fit the correct one for the H2S.

3.6 Route the wire harness into the print room

Section titled “3.6 Route the wire harness into the print room”
Wire harness threaded through the designated opening into the print room

Insert the wire harness into the print room through the designated opening.

Bender positioned at the side of the print room
Bender attached to the print room wall Hook orientation check while attaching the bender

Attach one bender to each side of the print room. Check the direction of the hook before pressing it into place.

Wire harness routed past the Z-axis lead screw and held by an adhesion strip, H2S

Keep the cable clear of the Z-axis lead screw: hold it back against the frame with an adhesion strip, then lock it down with a cable tie at the stress point so it can’t sag into the lead screw or other moving parts.

3.8 Thread the wire harness through the bottom parts

Section titled “3.8 Thread the wire harness through the bottom parts”
Wire harness threaded through all bottom parts following the routing path

Thread the wire harness through all bottom parts in order, following the intended routing path.

Actuator cable plugged into the harness connector Second actuator connected to its harness connector

Connect each actuator to its corresponding connector on the wire harness. The Y-cable (V2.1) or orange connector (V3.1) sits between actuator and harness - match it to your board version.

Bottom parts aligned with the printer floor screw holes and screwed down

Align the bottom parts with the screw holes on the printer floor and screw them down firmly.

3.11 Route the harness behind the side panel

Section titled “3.11 Route the harness behind the side panel”
Side panel loosened, wire harness guide slid into the gap, harness routed through the guide
  1. Loosen the side panel by removing the single screw on its inside face.
  2. Slide the wire harness guide into the gap between the chassis and the side panel.
  3. Route the wire harness through the guide.
  4. Reattach the side panel using the same screw.

3.12 Verify free movement of the print head

Section titled “3.12 Verify free movement of the print head”

Adjust the wire harness so it lies flat and tight against the side of the printer. Then manually move the print head to all corners and confirm it moves freely without pulling or snagging the harness.

Wire harness routed clear of the Z-axis lead screw before securing, H2S Wire harness secured to the frame with a cable tie at a stress point, H2S

Secure the wire harness to the printer frame using tape at regular intervals and zip ties at stress points (where the harness flexes or could snag).

PCB holder positioned against the back panel Top screw of the back panel reinserted through the PCB holder
  1. Remove the top screw from the back panel.
  2. Position the PCB holder against the panel.
  3. Reinsert the same screw through the holder to fix it in place.
PCB holder secured to the back panel with the top screw, H2S
PCB fully installed inside the PCB holder with all cables connected, H2S
Door opener slid into the slot at the bottom front of the printer (part 1) Door opener seated flush, final positioning (part 2)

Slide the door opener into the slot at the bottom front of the printer until it sits flush.

Connect every cable. Attach cable clips where needed and press each cable firmly into its clip so nothing dangles or works loose.

3.17 Attach the door opener to the door handle

Section titled “3.17 Attach the door opener to the door handle”

Attach the door opener to the door handle.

  1. Place the lid onto the lid lifter.
  2. Clip the bed using the clips on both sides.
Bed plate secured with the orange clips on both sides, H2S
Re-fitting the lid and clipping the bed, H2S

Done!

Completed FarmLoop Stage 2 install on the Bambu H2S

Continue the Start here flow at step 3 (firmware update) once your hardware is mounted.

For door-button controls, OTA mode, MQTT setup, and the LED-signal reference, see the sections below - the firmware behaviour is identical to the P / X series.

The DOOR BUTTON is the manual-control button on the automatic door console. Its function depends on the current system state:

System stateActionResult
IdleShort tapDoor control (open/close toggle)
IdleLong press (3+ seconds)Enter test mode
Any state5 quick taps within 3 secondsEnter OTA configuration mode
Reset after safety-check failedSingle tapRecovers from SAFETY_FAILED state. Homes bender, closes door, returns to initial state.

OTA mode (firmware updates + trigger-mode setup)

Section titled “OTA mode (firmware updates + trigger-mode setup)”

OTA is how you flash new firmware and how you wire up the Digital trigger mode (printer IP + LAN access code). The full walkthrough - entering OTA mode, accessing http://farmloop.local, uploading a .bin file - lives on the Accessing the board (OTA mode). Trigger-mode setup is on the Trigger mode page.

After the board boots, the LED shows a sequence indicating connection status.

Successful startup sequence: 3 quick blinks → 5 slow blinks → 10 fast blinks. If you see all three patterns, the board is fully connected to the printer.

During OTA mode: the LED blinks rapidly at 4 Hz continuously until you exit or the timeout is reached.

LED patternMeaningAction needed
3 quick blinksBoot successfulNone, normal
5 slow blinksWi-Fi connectedNone, good
10 fast blinksMQTT printer connectedNone, fully operational
2 long blinksWi-Fi connection failedCheck SSID and password in OTA
4 long blinksMQTT connection failedCheck printer IP and access code

If your kit arrived damaged, email us with photos and your order number before opening anything further.