Btw. When it's not more, try and put the core back in the machine and slowly heat it. around 150c-175c you should be able to wipe it off with a cloth.
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Yes that should be relatively easy to clean, and the print core is not that fragile, so it should not take any damage from it.
(I have seen cores in a worse stade that worked well after a cleaning)
Is it worth it, well that depends.
If its a privet printer I would not hesitate to do it.
if it's an company printer its probably cheaper to buy a new than to pay your time to clean it.
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