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Another thing I forgot to write was, that if I remove the bovden tube and push a short piece of filament through the extrudor, everything works fine. If I made a cold pull, everything was clean inside, because I could see light through the nozzle hole, so assuming something gets clogged there isn't the case.
I have a feeling that something gets stuck at the point where the bovden tube connects to the small white connector which goes to the teflon part. Then again, like I said, the printer worked for a couple of minutes and extrusion slowly stopped, so I am left without ideas what to look for.
@gr5 I remember 6 years ago you had all the answers to my issues. If you have any ideas, what would be the case here?
Did you tried reducing the "maximum retractation count" and increasing the "minimum extrusion distance window" settings in cura ? A too big retractation can grind the filament
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Another thing I forgot to write was, that if I remove the bovden tube and push a short piece of filament through the extrudor, everything works fine. If I made a cold pull, everything was clean inside, because I could see light through the nozzle hole, so assuming something gets clogged there isn't the case.
I have a feeling that something gets stuck at the point where the bovden tube connects to the small white connector which goes to the teflon part. Then again, like I said, the printer worked for a couple of minutes and extrusion slowly stopped, so I am left without ideas what to look for.
@gr5 I remember 6 years ago you had all the answers to my issues. If you have any ideas, what would be the case here?
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