#How do I even go about fixing this?

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shell knoll
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left my prusa core one to make a big print and I woke up to this. Any tips?
pla filament

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keen loomBOT
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AI Help

It looks like your print may have come loose from the print bed. Here are some tips you can try to prevent this in the future:

  1. Ensure that the print bed is clean and properly leveled before starting a long print.
  2. Use a build surface such as painter's tape, glue stick, or a specialized print bed coating to improve adhesion.
  3. Consider using a brim or raft in your slicing software to provide extra adhesion for larger prints.
  4. You can also try increasing the initial layer height or adjusting the print temperature to improve adhesion.
    I hope these tips help! Let me know if you need further assistance.
WARNING: This response is AI generated and may contain errors.
shell knoll
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I know how to prevent it, I forgot to clean the bed, I just don't know how to fix it

edgy veldt
shell knoll
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alright thanks

quick crane
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The only luck I've had with something like this is to turn the nozzle on and get a heat gun or similar to soften the platic enough to pry it off. It's going to take some time.

shell knoll
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alright

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hope it works

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don't wanna have to get a new extruder

edgy veldt
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extruder itself is fine, at most new heatblock, heater, thermistor, and fan duct really

shell knoll
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tried to heat up the nozzle and it hit me with ts. and I cooked?

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would trying to carve the junk out with a soldering iron be ok?

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don't have a heat gun so I'm kinda limited

edgy veldt
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yup thermistor is gone, any way to add heat is fine