Creality Ender-3 Cleaning Out The Clogged Nozzle! (How to)

[workinprogress]

Drive vs collect is an interesting topic. I've had my 308 for 21 years now. At first, I was driving it all the time, through Scandinavia, Europe and around the UK. I clocked up the miles pretty quickly. Once it started reaching 70, 000 miles, I started using it less, concerned over it's resale, and it's still in the back of my mind.

[joninfect]

My kind of video, short, simple, straight to the point and quick. Well done!

[TheRealKnightchip]

OHH so thats why i got a random needle

[thethj]

Thanks for making a great machine that almost everyone can afford that works right out of the box and it's so simple. I have been wanting one of these printers since they were invented.

[maxime]

Thank you. I needed this very much. I had switched to a new filament, and thought that it was faulty. Now I know it was just that I did the switch wrong and clogged things up. As KnightChip said, ". . . that's why I got a random needle". Thanks again.

[NickWells]

I thought mine was clogged but it ended being my brass drive feed gear (or whatever it is called) wasn't properly installed an slid down it's shaft; so don't forget to check that too. Thank you for the video though.

[zaku]

My extruder gear was skipping consistently. After I removed the tubing, cleaned all the stuff that was inside a hot end, and replaced the nozzle it works as it should from the begging. I was a bit worried and out of ideas. Thank you!

[chrispher]

Thanks. I was changing out my nozzles and halfway through the prints it would look like it missed a line or two and the feeder would start making noise. Helped a ton 👍
A video for helping to find lost fan screw would be nice lol

[lukasdoerr]

this girl has some cold hands touching the nozzle without problem :D

[tp]

Ah, this video was a lifesaver thank you!

[ercerc]

This video saved me! Of course, it was the 3rd solution, and the filament took a jackhammer to get out, but my printer is up and running again

[ProfessorRaiParadox]

rather straight forward and to the point, sectioned by intent, no 5 minutes of chatting before why i clicked on the goddamn video, 10/10

[marianososa]

You need to publish more videos of Ender 3 Pro, specially about maintenance

[Santimol]

Thanks. this was the video I needed. Something very clear and fast.

[aka]

really helpful, thanks for the video. and also the design is so nice I had a lot of fun cleaning it and discovering the parts of the print head.

[calissaobviouslycannotdeci]

I didn’t get the tools with mine at all and I cannot get the nozzle to work either.

[kbyethx]

Be careful if you chose to have the hot end hot while working on it. It’s easy to give yourself a rough burn.

[rret]

thanks for the video. too many critics out there.

[RebaDerps]

Thanks for the video. I was wondering what that little needle was for! Unfortunately it didn’t help and I had to replace the nozzle. I’m definitely ordering a replacement parts kit!

[frontporch]

This tutorial helped me a ton thank you!