#Filament sticking to noozle and making hair like strings

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silent oyster
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Hi guys, I got back to printing after like 5 months and when I try to print right now I can’t print a single thing. Im using Prusa i3 MK3. I insert the filament into the printer and it drops out normally like it should but then why I try to remove the pushed out filament after inserting it starts making hair like strings going back to the noozle. If I remove them and try to print something, it can print simple lines, but when it starts printing layers, the filament starts to stick to the noozle, it creates uneven layer that is not smooth at all. Did someone encounter this before? Or does someone know what is the issue? I tried changing noozle, drying filament but nothing worked 😕

prime kilnBOT
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AI Help

It sounds like you may be experiencing a few different issues with your 3D printer. The strings of filament that are being pulled back into the nozzle after insertion could be due to a partial clog or a temperature issue. Try manually cleaning the nozzle to make sure there are no obstructions and check that the temperature is consistent throughout the print.

The uneven layers and filament sticking to the nozzle could be caused by improper bed leveling or a problem with the first layer adhesion. Make sure your printer bed is leveled correctly and try adjusting the nozzle height to ensure proper adhesion during the first layer.

If you have already tried these troubleshooting steps and they have not resolved the issues, I would recommend reaching out to Prusa customer support for further assistance.

WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
silent oyster
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Im using PLA filament at 215/60 degrees with regular prusa slicer

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