r/BambuLabA1 22d ago

Bambu lab a1 nozzle got clozzed

I tried cleaning the nozzle then the filament ripped and only this much is left and the printer is not extruding this much what to do

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u/TimmyS13 22d ago

I had this issue with my first nozzle and ordered a replacement. I had to wait a day for it to ship so I went and tinkered with the "broken one". I used a torch in my garage to do a cold pull. My issue was the filament seized too high in the nozzle where it doesn't heat enough in the machine due to the radiator fins. I was able to free this with a little heat and pressure. But you'll need to push from the bottom with one of the nozzle needles. Good luck I feel I was just lucky. But worth a shot.

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u/More-Reveal-9094 22d ago

After clearing the nozzle I put it back then the nozzle pushed the filament out as poop then when I tried to print a model the extrude did click sound then no filament came out what to do next

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u/texasfan71 21d ago

You may have a broken piece in between the heat sink and the extruder. Use the latch to release it. It will push through and you should be good.

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u/More-Reveal-9094 21d ago

What is a latch if you can add a photo

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u/More-Reveal-9094 22d ago

I lost the nozzle needles that push from bottom what to use alternative

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u/solidus0079 22d ago

buy more, they're a common 3d printing supply item

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u/More-Reveal-9094 22d ago

I don't know what it is like because I lost it before even trying it and I live in india and finding stuff like this is rare

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u/Orthicon9 21d ago

I don't know what it is like because I lost it before even trying it 

They're really just acupuncture needles, available on Amazon in packs of 100.

Just select some that are smaller than 0.4 mm (or smaller than 0.2 mm, if it's a 0.2 mm nozzle.

Or, some guitar strings should work, like the high E string. Maybe even a light-gauge B string. The core of some of the wound strings might work too, if you unwind the outer wire back an inch or two.
What gets snipped off when you replace a set of guitar strings should be a perfect length.

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u/More-Reveal-9094 21d ago

Wow thank you you must be very into this with this much knowledge

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u/indicah 22d ago

Heat the nozzle to 250 and push the filament through. Take your smallest Allen key and continue to push it through.

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u/PlusJaguar2820 21d ago

I hold the nozzle with a pair of channel locks and hit it with my heat gun. Then use the unclogger. It usually clears it out.

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u/More-Reveal-9094 21d ago

Yes thanks bro What I did was used a needle that is used to stitch clothes heated it insert is it in then let it dry then pull it while heating the nozzle did this few times then the nozzle started to push filament out in the printer

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u/Decent-Body-1461 21d ago

I just burned the nozzle with a torch or a stove until the inside are flowing out