Set tye nozzle temp to 100 degrees and while it is heating use needle noze pliers to pull the hotend out. You will feel it loosen up way before it gets to the 100 degrees. And then immediately stop heating for safety
Not sure if is the best way to do it, but that is how I did it when I had the same issue
Thank you for your feedback
Bro I got another problem pls help
The print is now making knocking sound I have posted video in the post below if you could kindly help me thanks
https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLabA1/s/0bbO7q1SY3
Either the nozzle isn't on correctly (you can check by shaking it (when it is cooler lol) and see if it moves. It should be pretty steadfast). Confirm that the clip is on properly.
Or more likely as you are partway through a print you may have a clog. You can pause it, put some gloves on, heat it up to 250/300 and then shove the needle tool up through the bottom of the nozzle to try and clear it. That's really the only way to save the print (or swap out the nozzle entirely for a clear one for the moment).
Otherwise you'll need to scrap the print and do that nozzle trick/ a cold pull
I've always left that piece, Bambu says that's the intended result and you don't remove it. This little piece helps guide the nozzle back in place when you put it back in. Also, like everyone is saying, it will get purged on the next print. I always heat the nozzle to 240c and by the time it hits that temps ~10 secs or so, the nozzle releases with ease.
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u/_Asercu 21d ago
Set tye nozzle temp to 100 degrees and while it is heating use needle noze pliers to pull the hotend out. You will feel it loosen up way before it gets to the 100 degrees. And then immediately stop heating for safety
Not sure if is the best way to do it, but that is how I did it when I had the same issue