It's possible that the clog is further up in the hotend assembly or nozzle. You can try a cold pull method where you heat up the hotend to the filament's recommended temperature and then quickly cool it down to around 90-100°C, then try pulling the filament out. This method might help clear any debris causing the clog. If the issue persists, you may eventually need to disassemble the hotend to physically remove the clog. Make sure to follow proper safety precautions when working with hot components. If you're uncomfortable with this process, you may want to seek help from someone with more experience.
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