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But that actually isn't really covered..
It typically should not be possible to cause that without user error (pressure applied to the head while cleaning print cores or reinstalling bowden tubes) Though even then it generally should not happen..
Additionally failed prints which resulted in the print head crashing into the print can potentially cause this.
If you have unclipped the rod several times it could have worn the clips out..
Or one of the blocks might be cracked from age/heat..
Your local reseller has replacement sets.
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You can find the maintenence schedule here: https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667337928504
But that actually isn't really covered..
It typically should not be possible to cause that without user error (pressure applied to the head while cleaning print cores or reinstalling bowden tubes) Though even then it generally should not happen..
Additionally failed prints which resulted in the print head crashing into the print can potentially cause this.
If you have unclipped the rod several times it could have worn the clips out..
Or one of the blocks might be cracked from age/heat..
Your local reseller has replacement sets.
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