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· Filament Stuck in the Nozzle (not clogged)
You can check if the Bowden tube is seated correctly in the print head. If there is a small gap between Bowden and the PTFE coupler it could be possible that the filament stucks there.
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· Filament Stuck in the Nozzle (not clogged)
Also check the feeder tension screw if it is too loose or too tight. The filament should only show very light to no markings from the feeder. If slips or grinds here, that could be an issue. Also check the diameter of your filament. On some brands, the filament is too thick for the bowden.
Did you already replace the PTFE coupler? If that one is too old, you might see similar issues.
But as @Smithy says, the bowden tube should be the first to check.
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· Filament Stuck in the Nozzle (not clogged)
So update on the progress,
I removed the aluminum collar above the PTFE tube in the picture. With it out of the way I was able to notice that I was not inserting the Bowden tube all of the way into the PTFE tube. Then I checked the feeder gear and cleaned of all the debris.
I gave had a successful print since these changes. Thank you Smithy and reibuehl. I know its been a while since I posted this question. I really appreciate your quick response. I dot get to use the machine all that often right now. But now that I got it working I am looking forward to it.
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Smithy 1,144
You can check if the Bowden tube is seated correctly in the print head. If there is a small gap between Bowden and the PTFE coupler it could be possible that the filament stucks there.
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Also check the feeder tension screw if it is too loose or too tight. The filament should only show very light to no markings from the feeder. If slips or grinds here, that could be an issue. Also check the diameter of your filament. On some brands, the filament is too thick for the bowden.
Did you already replace the PTFE coupler? If that one is too old, you might see similar issues.
But as @Smithy says, the bowden tube should be the first to check.
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So update on the progress,
I removed the aluminum collar above the PTFE tube in the picture. With it out of the way I was able to notice that I was not inserting the Bowden tube all of the way into the PTFE tube. Then I checked the feeder gear and cleaned of all the debris.
I gave had a successful print since these changes. Thank you Smithy and reibuehl. I know its been a while since I posted this question. I really appreciate your quick response. I dot get to use the machine all that often right now. But now that I got it working I am looking forward to it.
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