3D Printing Troubleshooting: fix a nozzle clog in the Prusa Mini

[@HaasGrotesk]

I used this video to fix a clog a day ago. Thanks for saving me a headache!

[@AMakeDesigns]

Really happy it helped you! 😀

[@millionmike1]

Thank you for this video. I have a mini on the way but I appreciate your upgrades and fix videos.

[@AMakeDesigns]

Thank you so much!!

[@gaudio88]

Thanks for all well explained videos.

[@AMakeDesigns]

Grande Giacomo!! :-)

[@SM26]

Great video! I'll be sure to come back and visit this one in the future, really informative

[@AMakeDesigns]

Thanks so much mate!

[@TheHertzi]

Thank you for making this video. I can print again.

[@StefanBolesnikov]

Hi great video will try this. Btw I have been searching for a video on how to do a cold pull on Prusa Mini and could not find one...I found this video by accident so consider renaming the video so you have "Prusa Mini" in the title... you will likely get more views because there are a lot of generic cold pull videos

[@Pirxfpv]

Super duper, that helped instantly 👌

[@AMakeDesigns]

Great!!

[@pietroleone8528]

Grazie! Bel video!

[@AMakeDesigns]

Prego!! 😀

[@YigalBZ]

Prusa recommends heating the nozzle to 270 degrees, not just to the PLA print range. Why is that different than your recommendation?

[@YigalBZ]

What is the wheel added under the extruder?

[@joeking433]

I never had to do all of that when I had a clog.

[@Electester]

For me does not work - it clogged so much, that even with 215'C the filament which i'm pushing from above is not moving even milimeter. Maybe i should warm up the hot end to something like 230-240' C?

[@bassguitar15]

What was the name of that mod you have on the extruder?