Ender 3: Unclogging Nozzle

[@BeyondBeleaf]

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[@MegaDraadloos]

When you have the nozzle unscrewed, put it in a vice and torch it. It wil become clean as new, and all the filament is gone.

[@Garga0]

Worked for me me. Only after watching this video i could try to open and clean.

[@Random70331]

Can You Please do a Video on how to un do a nozzle if stuck in the place thank you

[@erklid2882]

nice..i was looking for this

[@ChickenFinger77]

What if you don’t have the needle

[@xzombie515]

Thank you😊

[@Lol991bob]

I can’t get the white tube to come out

[@Garga0]

In my printer there is a lever which i have to press while pulling the filament out. Mostly the pulling needs three hands. There are four mone options to try. Fyi i donot have the filament release/unload option in the printer menu. 1- By a fourth hand while pulling filament i need to rotate a filament control wheel which takes it in/out. 2- in the settings, preheat nozzle to 240C, then pull or push and also try the lever pressed together 3- remove the nozzle alongwith heater holding the nozzle (if there are screws holding it), then remove the filament If the filament is broken inside: 4-do not remove anything, just heat it up to 247C, and let all filament inside melt and flow down. Use cleaning wire to push and pull inside the nozzle from both the directions. When the wire passes through, wipe it down with thick layers of napkins each time.

[@Blackmonkey384]

I just burned myself