#no filament while printing

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broken folioBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you may be facing a partial clog in your nozzle. Here are a few steps you can try to fix this issue:

  1. Cold Pull: Heat the nozzle to the standard printing temperature of the filament you were using, then cool it down to about 90-100°C. Once the temperature drops, try to pull the filament out. This technique can help remove any blockage in the nozzle.

  2. Nozzle Cleaning: You can try using a thin piece of wire or a nozzle cleaning needle to clear out any clogs or debris that may be causing the filament to extrude unevenly.

  3. Hot End Assembly: Disassemble the hot end and clean out any built-up filament residue that may be obstructing the extrusion.

  4. Filament Quality: Ensure that the filament you are using is of good quality and isn't damaged. Sometimes low-quality filaments can cause extrusion issues.

If these steps don't resolve the issue, feel free to provide more information, and I can help further.

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
knotty mauve
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okay from that stream of words: You changed the filament mid print, and it continued the print but it underextruded, right?

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what printer?

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and what filament

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same filament as the one that was loaded before or different manufacturer/colour?

wanton mason
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the curving is sign of a partial clog it definitely sounds like one