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I haven't opened the feeder in a long time and forget the details but I think you just start removing screws.
Before taking the feeder apart, heat the core to 180C ( plenty hot to melt PLA) and push on the filament while holding the release lever on the feeder to make sure there isn't a problem in the head. No need to clean the feeder if the problem is in the head.
You have to push quite hard (10 pounds or 5kg force) but you should get some melted ooze if you push.
There was another post today I think by iRoberti I think. Or maybe ultiarjan. That linked to how to take the feeder apart.
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I haven't opened the feeder in a long time and forget the details but I think you just start removing screws.
Before taking the feeder apart, heat the core to 180C ( plenty hot to melt PLA) and push on the filament while holding the release lever on the feeder to make sure there isn't a problem in the head. No need to clean the feeder if the problem is in the head.
You have to push quite hard (10 pounds or 5kg force) but you should get some melted ooze if you push.
There was another post today I think by iRoberti I think. Or maybe ultiarjan. That linked to how to take the feeder apart.
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