Service tutorial Ender - 3 Neo needle cleaning and nozzle replacement

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[@daltonbanks9283]

I love how they use different/better tools than they give you.

[@ninjadev64]

Yeah, I think you can use a cheap screwdriver instead of the wrench thing

[@Seabass1206]

they are literally a 3d printing company at least they include some tools and even a card with an adapter , why do people complain about non issues

[@EviLEwoK666]

yeah the wrench and tools they show are from a separate 3D printing toolkit that they sell. Pretty good little set tbh and not all that expensive tbh.

[@themainman2827]

It could be a lot easier if you provide a proper tool to extract the noozle instead a cheap toy wrench that became hot at the 5 seconds of touching the noozle.

[@alfie7472]

I agree, I am struggling to find which tool to use.

[@commandingsteel]

@@alfie7472 7mm socket

[@FeastOvGoreglutton]

Good lord that piano is BANGING back there

[@TeachPCs]

Great video. Really helped me out of a jam. Thanks!

[@mrakobes777]

Thx u a lot! ❤❤❤

[@Morbrine]

thanks

[@sebastienp9141]

Hi Creality after sale. Does this tip help when the PLA is not stuck on bed ? 😢 sliding even with recommanded settings (Creality White PLA on Ender 3 NEO). Please help me 😢🙏

[@Dave1502]

I had exactly the same thing with my NEO. When I set it up I used creality filament and it printed like a dream - no bed adhesion problems, but I did use 3DLAC spray (better than hair spray or glue sticks.) Then I changed to another brand of filament (ERYONE) and it was a disaster. I checked and adjusted belts, lubed the working parts, bed levelling, playing about with settings - the stuff just would not stick and print properly. I've just changed the nozzle and bought some Creality filament, I'm trying again from the start.

[@Toast_tries_art]

Set your z-offset in a way that "presses" the first layer of your prints on to the bed a little bit. Really don't over do it or you will get your nozzle scraping your bed or such a good first layer adhesion that it's impossible to take of your print when it's done. A press about half the height of the extrusion thickness (so 0.2 over the bed for a 0.4 nozzle) should to the trick. It takes a lot of fine tuning to get right but will make your first layer stick perfectly.

[@kimgerlach-stosboutique]

Is it normal to have to do this just 2 weeks after purchase? My first 3 prints were great (2 of then being the test prints included on file). But now nothing is sticking to the bed (I have done all the tweaks and tips) and the prints just look absolutely horrible. The bed is clean and leveled, I have adjusted the z axis and all the things but it's running as if it's 6 years old....any advice?? It's an Ender 3 Neo that was purchase Nov 23rd. So it's still super new. Thanks in advance!!!

[@crealityafter-sale5706]

Hi, regarding your question, please contact our official after-sales service and they will help you solve your problem as soon as possible. (Official service email: [e-mail])

[@frederikmaj4643]

did you fix it?

[@neveser]

Mine printed for 2 weeks, got blocked , cleared and it printed 3 more times. Now it just makes plastic boogers so to speak. Tried using the cleaning filament and dry pulled but it doesn't make any difference. Filament just curls back up on the the nozzle every time. It was a Christmas present from my wife and she's bummed because it's become a huge expensive paperweight this point.

[@ramus9]

@@neveser I've been printing for a month now with mine and I haven't had a single issue. Make sure to manually calibrate the bed and Z axis before using the Auto Bed Leveling system.

[@neveser]

@@ramus9 Would bed issues cause this if the nozzle is no where near the bed? When I tried to adjust the extruder screw I had the nozzle raised as high as it could so I can see underneath to make sure there are no plastic bits stuck to the end. When I would pass filament through the extruder to test for blocking the extruder would slip. It's probably 8-10 inches from the glass.
Before I print I always run the bed leveling. I use a piece of paper to make sure there's room between the hot end and the glass. So your saying I have to use the wheels to adjust the bed before using the bed leveling system? Is there any reason to have auto bed leveling if it's done manually every time? I may have waisted money on the auto leveling system if its supposed to be done manually every time.

[@TalismancerM]

Which nozzle do I buy if I wand to stay 0.4mm? M8?

[@ninjadev64]

It's an MK8 nozzle with an M6 thread

[@patrds6825]

What tool is that?

[@dimitrisktm1503]

Hello. I have ender 3 neo model. When should I clean him?

[@Dave1502]

When's he's dirty

[@diabeticjedi7951]

Does the nozzle have to be heated in order to remove it?

[@Seabass1206]

yes or else there will be filament in ur print

[@gimmy9099]

Endero 3 Neo have 2 Nozzle...is possible to know the size?

[@ninjadev64]

It's an MK8 nozzle with an M6 thread

[@johnmulligan9299]

they are both the same size 0.4mm

[@gimmy9099]

@@johnmulligan9299 thank you