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Thanks this helped, i accidentally selected the wrong ams slot for pla instead of abs-cf...what a mess, what still hard to take apart because everything was melted in the extruder gears :) live and learn!

My first 3D printer, a Bambu X1C is expected to arrive in a couple of days! What a fun new learning and creative adventure awaits for me! Thank you for all your videos, which will help me get off to a great start! Thanks again!

!!BE CAREFUL!! DO NOT LET THIS COMPANY SCAM YOU.. BAMBULAB. You buy online and since they charged you, they send you something you did not order, incomplete, defective or used. (In most cases they charge you combos.. and they only send you the machine. With many faults.) And the extra they charge you.. disappears and they disappear.. With emails they make fun of you and you lose your money. All these commercials and the influencers (accomplices) are lying to you.. I recommend CREALITY. !!!! BE CAREFUL!!

Wonderful, Thanks!

Wonderful, thank you!

Instant subscribe thank you for being straight to the point.

where is the nozzle clog? This looks like the extruder is clogged, not the actual nozzle. I have filament stuck throughout the 0.2mm nozzle and nothing is working. The needle is too weak to push through and the way the filament broke, I can't grab onto it with pliers to pull it out. I've tried temperatures all the way up to 270 deg C and I am having no luck. At this point it is looking like I need to just buy a new nozzle and wait another eternity for BL to ship it out

I learned more in this 3 minute video than I have in videos over 15 minutes long. Thanks for the lesson!

i was unfair, the box you used initially was different and i didnt noticed. My apoloy. Thanks for the great video and nice design.

By far the best video on the subject. Three types of clogs in three minutes. I just watched a 10 min cold pull video and they didn't even explain it right...

I could kiss you

At 7:44 I am almost sure that the thing you call a little hat, is at the wrong place. It should be at the screw side and not at the side where the pusher is.

Thanks you were very helpful

Movie????

thanks, I'm new to 3d printing and this problem was the 1st time i could not clear the nozzle was almost getting ready to buy another one.

Legend, thanks so much! Much love from Australia.

What tables are you using for printers?

This helped a ton! Thanks!!

great video, i was able to solve my issues by watching this!

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This solved the issue of filament broken inside the extruder for my Bambu X1. Perfect instructions. Subscribed before I forget the channel!

That brown dust inside is from small metal gears grinding down without any lubrication. Consider lubricating them instead of dealing with the dust.

That second bit really saved me 😭🙏🙏

this doesn't work. I have an extremely clogged hotend, can't even stick an accupuncture needle al the way through at 290 degrees

This video was a real life saver. Troubleshot all of my minor issues with my X1C and ams pretty easily up until slot 2 refused to load any other filament. And it kept grinding a rough spot in any roll I tried to load. Realized must be a piece stuck in that particular slot PTFE tube.

The activated carbon should not be wash before usage for air filtration. It will be saturated and fill with mineral from tape water and reduces its effectiveness of pores. It's enough just to dust it outside until no longer see the dust.

Thank you! Just fixed my printer with this!😊

What do I do if the screw just scrunches all the way up and the silver thing never actually threads on the screw?

Very great video, easy to follow. Saved me a lot of time and headache following this

Thank you so much for this video. Exactly my problem, solutions straight explained! Unfortunately mine was solution 3 with the broken filament. I used a nail intead of the allen key which is easier to heat up. Pulled it out with pliers. BC the nozzle was still clogged after this, I cranked up the temperature to 250C and pushed some portions of filament forth and back. After it came out on the nozzle, I performed your 100C-trick. Now it works... I hope for a long time! Now I'm jealous on your X1 display. The P1 one is... well, not that comfy...

This was exactly what I needed! Thank you! (Especially that last part I had a quarter inch piece stuck in the extruder that wouldn't budge!)

Thank you. This was really helpful.

Thank You so much. The final trick was awesome!

OMG, you just saved me a whole repair 🎉

Nice and informative video. Having some questions: If printing with regular Petg/Pla, how often do it need to clean the extruder? I heared it’s might be every 300 hrs of work and if printing with volatile and carbon filaments then, every 150 hrs. What do you think? What’s your thoughts about cleaning gears in ultrasonic bath? Also, Bambulab’s recommend put a drop of oil between big gears (avoid the filament drive) and give it a little spread up. What’s your opinion about this?

The filament tubing broke off at the extruder and won’t slide back in the extruder now…

I am learning how to print Tullomer in my X1 Carbon and jammed up the extruder. It wasn't Tullomer in the extruder jam, but some filament I tried to use to purge the nozzle after using the special material. So there were really two jams...the extruder jam was caused by Tullomer stuck in the nozzle. I cleared the extruder jam 'in the usual fashion', had to perform an Atomic pull on the nozzle. I used a paper-clip wire, heated to red, and plunged it into the top of the nozzle. It fused to the Tullomer, and I was able to pull all the material out...perfect pull. It was all my fault: a print using Tullomer was failing in a spectacular fashion, so I panicked and turned off the power to the printer. The 'emergency stop' button didn't do anything! Filament 'froze' in the nozzle which lead to the nozzle jam, which caused the extruder jam. Lots of words to say "I messed up".

The main reason for the paper towel is this: If you work on a hard surface, such as a hard table or bench top, and you drop one of those tiny screws it WILL bounce into the next universe. Ask me how I know!

thx a lot !! great video!

Thank you, new to printing and this helped so much

No other tutorial out there mentions how to get a piece of broken filament like you - especially if its deep into the hot end. Using the hot hex key was the perfect trick, absolutely thank you.

I was losing my mind trying to solve this problem. 2:19 was the solution. I was really freaking out.

Not even a bit off Oil??? Just asking. I don't know nothing. Just started learning. Thank you for your video.

Thanks. This really helped me out.

I've got a nozzle with an 'engineering material' stuck in it...going to try the hot hex-key technique! I've been playing with Tullomer...very mixed results.

Thank you- i was able to temove my first clog with the hot allen wrench trick, but i do have a question. I tried your first tip but i could not pull that white PTE(?) tub out at all. It is really stuck in there. Am i supposed to loosen a screw or something? Please pardon me, i am brand new. Ive watched every video i could find and read the wiki files with no luck.

2mm is the allen wrench size you need to get these screws out. And it will make your life easier the wrench is at least 2 inches long.

This is an awesome video!!! Thanks so much for sharing the knowledge!

5.99 for 1440 hours of print? That's not offensive even to this yorkshireman, we have a reputation for squeezing the pennies until they scream... I'm interested in the actual performance of such a small filter, had boxes of matches bigger than that

Kramer, I am interested in a tutorial on how to replace the Extruder TH Board V9. Thank you.