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There's lots of possibilities but clogged head is more likely. try a cold pull then try extruding *without* using the feeder to see if you are correct. You should be able to push/lift the filament firmly in or out the feeder such that you are doing the extruding instead of the motor. "maintenance" "advanced" "nozzle temperature" - set to 200C and then pull hard. It takes an impressive amount of force to get a little filament through.
Cold pull aka atomic method found here - (do simpler version):
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There's lots of possibilities but clogged head is more likely. try a cold pull then try extruding *without* using the feeder to see if you are correct. You should be able to push/lift the filament firmly in or out the feeder such that you are doing the extruding instead of the motor. "maintenance" "advanced" "nozzle temperature" - set to 200C and then pull hard. It takes an impressive amount of force to get a little filament through.
Cold pull aka atomic method found here - (do simpler version):
http://umforum.ultimaker.com/index.php?/topic/4118-blocked-nozzle/?p=33691
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