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3d print failed spectacularly and is now full of polycarbonate

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I put a polycarbonate and tpu piece on to print and stupidly forgot to put an adhesion sticker thing on to the plate. The print detached early on but just after I had left do there was still lots more printing to be done. The cover somehow opened and now the copartment with the nozzles is now full of polycarbonate and tpu. The hinge on the cover is completely funked up and won't move. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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