has an error after moving to AWS Etheruem Node for getBlock at the WebsocketProvider

Question

I have a project with Node.js version 13 and lib web3.js version 1.2.4, and own blockchain node, and all worked fine but when I moving to AWS Etheruem Node (wss://{node_id}.wss.t.ethereum.managedblockchain.{aws_region}.amazonaws.com/?billingtoken={accessor_token}) for some blocks i get an error from AWS Etheruem Node - Error: Returned error: the message response is too large, please retry this request over HTTPS.
Why it happen?
I know about these ways but can I use this code and this new AWS Etheruem Node without going to new libs like aws-websocket-provider.js and processing blocks which has this err?

web3Wrapper.js:

const Web3 = require('web3');

const { WEB3_WS_URI } = require('../settings');


class Web3Wrapper {
  constructor() {
    return (async () => {
      this.web3 = new Web3(await this.createProvider());

      return this;
    })();
  }

  async createProvider() {
    const options = {
      timeout: 30000, // ms

      clientConfig: {
        maxReceivedFrameSize: 100000000,
        maxReceivedMessageSize: 100000000,
        keepalive: true,
        keepaliveInterval: 60000 // ms
      },

      reconnect: {
        auto: true,
        delay: 5000, // ms
        maxAttempts: 5,
        onTimeout: false
      }
    };

    const provider = new Web3.providers.WebsocketProvider(WEB3_WS_URI, options);

    provider.on('connection', () => logger.info('WS connected'));

    provider.on('error', (err) => logger.error(`Error is WS: ${err.message}`));

    provider.on('end', async () => {
      logger.info('WS connection closed');
      logger.info('Will try to reconnect in 1 second...');
      await sleep(1);

      this.web3.setProvider(await this.createProvider());

      this.newBlocksSubscription = (
        await this.web3.eth.subscribe('newBlockHeaders')
      );
      this.newBlocksSubscription.on('data', this.newBlocksCallback);
    });

    return provider;
  }

getBlockWithTransactions.js:

async function getBlockWithTransactions(blockNumber) {
  let block;

  try {
    logger.debug('Try to get block # %s', blockNumber)
    block = await state.web3Wrapper.web3.eth.getBlock(blockNumber, true);
  } catch (err) {
    logger.error('getBlockWithTransactions(%s) gets error: %s', blockNumber, err);
    throw new Web3Error('Error while calling `getBlock`');
  }

  if (!block) {
    logger.warn('Can not find block %s, better to increase `LATEST_BLOCK_LAG`', blockNumber);
    return;
  }
  return block;
}

piece of the log after switch to AWS Etheruem Node:

[2023-03-31 20:10:39] INFO (/app/main.js): Network is mainnet
[2023-03-31 20:10:50] INFO (/app/utils/syncWithBlockchain.js): Processing block 16949450 takes 0.988s
[2023-03-31 20:10:50] INFO (/app/utils/syncWithBlockchain.js): Processing block 16949451 takes 0.647s
[2023-03-31 20:10:51] INFO (/app/utils/syncWithBlockchain.js): Processing block 16949452 takes 0.812s
[2023-03-31 20:10:52] INFO (/app/utils/syncWithBlockchain.js): Processing block 16949453 takes 0.798s
[2023-03-31 20:10:53] INFO (/app/utils/syncWithBlockchain.js): Processing block 16949454 takes 0.687s
[2023-03-31 20:10:53] INFO (/app/utils/syncWithBlockchain.js): Processing block 16949455 takes 0.685s
[2023-03-31 20:10:54] ERROR (/app/utils/getBlockWithTransactions.js): getBlockWithTransactions(16949456) gets error: Error: Returned error: the message response is too large, please retry this request over HTTPS
[2023-03-31 20:10:54] ERROR (/app/utils/syncWithBlockchain.js): Error while calling `getBlock`
[2023-03-31 20:11:02] ERROR (/app/utils/getBlockWithTransactions.js): getBlockWithTransactions(16949456) gets error: Error: Returned error: the message response is too large, please retry this request over HTTPS
[2023-03-31 20:11:02] ERROR (/app/utils/syncWithBlockchain.js): Error while calling `getBlock`
[2023-03-31 20:11:13] ERROR (/app/utils/getBlockWithTransactions.js): getBlockWithTransactions(16949456) gets error: Error: Returned error: the message response is too large, please retry this request over HTTPS