HI Sander,
Thanks for the reply.
The little thread actually had a stringy part which went all the way to the nozzle. I think the filament was stuck to the nozzle somehow as it retracted for the material change. And so the filament broke in the tube.
And then when re feeding the filament it got stuck and then gathered inside the feeder quite a bit. I took the lid off it and it exploded with rubbery red semiflex springing out.
Took about an hour to figure out how it went back together. Would you know if there an internals image of the feeder somewhere so I can check? OR an assembly/dissasembly guide of sorts?
thanks
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SandervG 1,521
Hi Rob,
I think that little thread of filament you see in your photo is blocking your filament.
Are you able to pull it back out by hand, when there is no power on the Ultimaker?
Alternatively, when that fails you can remove the entire bowden tube from the Ultimaker, put it in hot water to make it soft and then pull it out. You could pull it out, or use another string of filament to push it out.
Good luck!
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