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Print failure, Jamming, heat creep, physical damage of the print head.. possibly more issues.
Unfortunately the small middle fan is the most important fan. It keeps the cold side of the print head cool. I would not recommend using that printer at all until the fan is replaced.
Also I wouldn't advise trying to source a "cheaper alternative" for the fan as the cheaper ones usually have lower air pressure.. using an under powered fan will usually result in the same issues as not having one at all.
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Print failure, Jamming, heat creep, physical damage of the print head.. possibly more issues.
Unfortunately the small middle fan is the most important fan. It keeps the cold side of the print head cool.
I would not recommend using that printer at all until the fan is replaced.
Also I wouldn't advise trying to source a "cheaper alternative" for the fan as the cheaper ones usually have lower air pressure.. using an under powered fan will usually result in the same issues as not having one at all.
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