#Ender 3 Max Neo Part Chaos + bonus question.
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It's great that you've acquired an Ender 3 Max Neo and are looking to fix it up. Here are some answers and suggestions:
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Cleaning and Reusing Old Nozzles/Blocks: It can be worth trying to clean clogged nozzles and heat blocks, especially if they are not heavily damaged. You can try soaking them in a solvent like acetone or using a small torch to burn off any debris. However, it's also good to have spare parts on hand, so if you have new ones available, it might be simpler to use those instead.
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Direct Drive Conversion: When setting up a direct drive system on your Ender 3 Max Neo, you will indeed remove the Bowden tube. You can pull filament through the filament detector without the tube, but make sure to properly secure the tubing so that it doesn't interfere with the filament's movement or get caught on anything as the extruder moves.
Feel free to upload pictures of the parts you're unsure about, and I can help identify them and provide more specific guidance. If yo...
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