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- Learn how to unclog the nozzle of your Flashforge Adventurer. You won't have to do this often, but if you own a printer you're going to have to do it eventually. It's simple once you know how and although we focus on the Adventurer the same basic steps apply to many bowden drive 3D printers.
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OMG!! Thank you so much i Spent TEN hours trying to solve my cloggin' issue for an important project and ONLY YOUR video had the solution. You're a life-saver!!
I'm no novice to 3d printing so I'm also no novice to googling for advice with a specific problem. It's great when the first hit is a concise explanation of how to fix.
Saved - Had a 15 hour print absolutely bomb with what looked like insufficient extraction... followed the above and I'm off and running without issue again. Thank you.
Thank you very much. I have only had mine for 3 days and I couldn't figure out why it wouldn't load new filament. Thank you for being very simple about it and easy to understand, You saved me a lot of frustration.
Thank you SO MUCH! I had no issues with my adventurer since the day I bought it. But today - after a 3 week break - I had these issues. With your tutorial I successfully unclogged my printer and I am printing again!
Thank u I'm a first time user and I got this 2nd hand so it was clogged. Great video
You are absolutely my hero, I was losing my mind and your explanation fixed everything :) Thank you!
Many thanks for this video. Fixed my Adventurer, so far so good!
Thank you so much for the video! I changed filament for the first time and my printer dident want to print at all anymore. This did the trick thou!
Oh my goodness you have definitely gotten my subscribe! Thank you so much for the hands on knowledge! Making this a breeze!
so helpful and well explained - worked perfectly
Worked perfectly! Thank you!
Vielen, vielen Dank. ich war schon verzweifelt. Nun läuft er wieder
Thankyou JAYCAR that was so helpful .
Thank you so much i spent so much time trying to fix it I couldn’t this helped me so much thank you!
THANK YOU! That was the best video
Excellent Video all fixed thank you
I can't give this enough likes I always forget how to clear a jam and come back
Awesome, 2 good techniques in 1 :)
I will try this asap!
Haha, done and worked great! Thanks for the instructions!
Thanks for this videos babes. Like omg. So easy. This thing was
making these erggh eerrgh eergh noises. Now they are all gone. Thanks to you.
Thank you very much it's work!
that was sooooooooooooooooo useful thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for your help =)
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This helps A TON. Absolutely saves my sanity
Great job.
Absolute hero
Thank you!
Boom - perfect!
Perfect video, thanks - this has already helped me twice and next time it happens I might remember how to do it... Just a question for my understanding and learning, what specific effect does the second step with the short piece of filament at 80 degrees have?
This is called a "cold Pull" it allows the filament to form to the shape of the interior and merge with any excess filament still in there. As it cools to 80 degrees that excess filament should merge with the inserted filament, making it possible to clear out all of the debris
Does your Bowden tube have some of ring on it near where it inserts into the extruder head? We were given an Adventurer 3, and we just have bare tube, and although it's hard to tell for sure, it looks like yours has something on it.
clogged means to me that the unloading cycle didn't work, any help for that?
Great info, but why the irritating muzak?
I’m having a problem whereby the filament just isn’t loading. The cogs rotate and try and pull the filament in but it doesn’t load. Any ideas or videos on how to fix this on the same printer?
Hey E, This is a fairly common issue with this model from Flashforge. Some fixes
- The gears rotating, sometimes causing a clicking noise is normally a nozzle clog. If it is you can heat up your nozzle to 230c and find a needle that’s smaller than 0.4mm at the tip and push it into the nozzle a few times. This will normally unclog the nozzle but be careful sometimes the nozzle can leak out very hot filament and it will burn you.
- Another cause of this is a faulty nozzle, in this case its best to remove the nozzle and swap it out for a new one. Just remember to adjust the heat calibration offset when you put a new nozzle in ( steps for this are on the bag the nozzle comes in)
- The last cause for this is there is a blockage in the feed tube. In that case, remove the feed tube and clear the tube. Then place the tube back on.
Please give these a try and let me know how you go!
What do i do if the filament is jammed while unloading?
My printer has been printing fine for a good month, now when it prints straight lines it's squiggly, and hardly sticks to the platform. Will doing this fix that issue? Sorry I'm new to 3D Printing. I'm assuming this is also how you clean it when unclogging it.
Clean the print bed very thoroughly and then clean again with isopropyl alcohol.
Calibrate the bed level-had the same problem before but it prints much better after I calibrated the bed level and sticks without much glue.
I have try this before and really works but now doesn't work I don't known if my nozzle doesn't work or is the white thing how can I check that?
- It sounds like a damaged / worn out nozzle in this case its best to remove the nozzle and swap it out for a new one. Just remember to adjust the heat calibration offset when you put a new nozzle in (steps for this are on the bag the nozzle comes in)
Unfortunately nozzle's are a consumable part for 3d printers, and need to be replaced once they wear out
I dont have the 3d printing toolkit 😢
I got a printer from a friend but it’s sat for a very long time. The white tube won’t budge. Is there a way to get it out?
You can unscrew the metal connector under the tube with a hex spanner
what if the loader gets clogged
Thank you
On my machine, there is no eay to remove the tube to clean it. Frustrating. I loved it ror the 3 whole days it worked.
No matter what i do it wont push down
My tube wont come out what should i do?
This happens on pretty much all printers.
- If the tube doesn’t come out, press down of the black ring on the collet, while doing this press the tube into the collet even more then pull out.
- If the above doesn’t work, you can use a spanner to remove the collect without having to take the tube out of the collet.
please give these a try and let me know how you go
Had to remove mine with a wrench, thanks a ton for the advice!
Aside from the bought comments here, doing this with the pushfit not being unscrew will damage its claws. You manufacturers just dont care do you?
wahooo
doesn't come out for me at all.
Can't get the tube out.
The very top of the assembly that holds the bowden tube in place is the release mechanisim. If you press the top portion DOWN towards the print-head with your fingernail as you apply very gentle upward pressure on the tube, it will release and come away easily. To remount it, you just stick the tube back in and give it a little gentle downward pressure. I sincerely hope this helps... Oh and as a sidenote, once you have cleared the head (with the nozzle tool provided with the printer for free) you don't need to do a cold-pull as well .... this is only needed in dire circumstances.
@@RobertNZ Thank you. Managed to get it out eventually 👍
@@RobertNZ how do you grab it it’s so slippery
Oi vey...you ruin the connection in the coupler by pulling the tube out of it like that, which will lead to having to replace it. To ensure you don't ruin anything, just remove the top cover of the extruder and unscrew the coupler.
That's how they're meant to be removed. The whole point of that design of coupling is to allow easy removal/replacement of the feeder tube. If you push the black ring on top down first that will disengage the clamp teeth & allow the tube to be pulled out easily. Pulling on the tube withOUT depressing the ring, however, WILL damage the teeth & ruin the connector. Perhaps that was causing you problems??
Jay car trying to sell you a bunch of shit you dont need
You really need to scrub your fingernails. I felt sick watching this.
thanks, now i saw it too :(