Extruder blocked

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I can't send an image right now, but basically the tube that goes from the cable to the extruder itself in the artillery hornet is clogged.
I cant get it out using the usual tactics of heating it up and then flushing it with filament since the stuck part is above the hot part, so it doesnt heat up or melt. I've tried heating up a screwdriver or small thing and sticking it in there but no result.

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It sounds like you have a clogged Bowden tube in your Artillery Hornet 3D printer. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:

1. Cold Pull: Heat the nozzle to its normal printing temperature and then let it cool down to about 90-100°C. With the nozzle at this lower temperature, gently pull the filament out of the extruder. This technique might help pull out any debris or blockage stuck in the tube.

2. Removing the connectors: If the clog doesn't clear with the cold pull method, you can try removing the connectors on both ends of the Bowden tube. This will allow you to access the tube and remove any obstruction using a small rod or wire. Be careful not to damage the tube or the connectors while doing this.

3. Replacing the Bowden Tube: If all else fails, you can try replacing the Bowden tube altogether to ensure a clean path for filament flow. You can find replacement Bowden tubes for your specific printer model from various online vendors.

Remember to refer to your printe...

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