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· PLA meterial will not feed through the nozzle
Most likely causes, I think: (partially) clogged nozzle, deformed teflon coupler, or little fan not working?
After cleaning the nozzle with atomic pulls, make sure you can look through it from above. If you want to use a more gentle atomic pull, instead of brutally pulling, try my method here: https://www.uantwerpen.be/nl/personeel/geert-keteleer/manuals/
Check if the result of the atomic pulls is deformed near the seam of nozzle and teflon? If so, the teflon coupler is worn out.
Check if the material is thickened or molten even before entering into the nozzle: if so, the little fan is not working (it tends to accumulate strings and hairs), and heat travels up too high into the filament.
Manually heat up the nozzle and feed some material into the nozzle, and feel how much resistance you get, and where.
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Most likely causes, I think: (partially) clogged nozzle, deformed teflon coupler, or little fan not working?
After cleaning the nozzle with atomic pulls, make sure you can look through it from above. If you want to use a more gentle atomic pull, instead of brutally pulling, try my method here: https://www.uantwerpen.be/nl/personeel/geert-keteleer/manuals/
Check if the result of the atomic pulls is deformed near the seam of nozzle and teflon? If so, the teflon coupler is worn out.
Check if the material is thickened or molten even before entering into the nozzle: if so, the little fan is not working (it tends to accumulate strings and hairs), and heat travels up too high into the filament.
Manually heat up the nozzle and feed some material into the nozzle, and feel how much resistance you get, and where.
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