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gr5 2,224
Are you sure it's PLA and not PVA?
So that blob must have been deep in the print core to get soft.
The problem is that the teflon inside your printcore is either too short (manufactured wrong) or has decayed causing an area where pla can spread out.
I recommend you just throw it out and get a new core. Maybe get a 3dsolex core from shop3d.ca (disclaimer - I sell 3dsolex cores also).
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