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Normally it is enough to loosen the four screws that hold the whole unit with fans and the whole thing. You can then adjust using the screws or possibly bend the fastening arms to center the nozzle.
That was all I needed to do.
I've had that issue a few times and was always able to fix it by either rotating the round nut and raising the heater block or by loosening the 4 screws and adjusting the fan shroud slightly as Torgeir suggests.
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Torgeir 280
Normally it is enough to loosen the four screws that hold the whole unit with fans and the whole thing. You can then adjust using the screws or possibly bend the fastening arms to center the nozzle.
That was all I needed to do.
Thanks
Torgeir
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Torgeir 280
I've come to think that you may have the old type of shroud?
Then there might be pretty tight.. In this case there is no problem, - but for stainless steel and drill bit "can be scary" ..
Grinding with Dremel might be the choice.
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I've had that issue a few times and was always able to fix it by either rotating the round nut and raising the heater block or by loosening the 4 screws and adjusting the fan shroud slightly as Torgeir suggests.
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