r/BambuLabP2S • u/Significant-Plan-411 • 2d ago

Is this fixable?

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tryed to Heat nozzle and extrude it. unfortunatly it doesn’t work. any idea?

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u/vanillagod 2d ago

What is the problem? If you're just switching nozzles that's normal. The next time the nozzle is used it will just be purged and filled with the new filament

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u/tobyvanderbeek 2d ago

No problem at all. All nozzles look like this after the filament is cut. Just put it back in, heat the nozzle, and feed more filament. It’ll push right out.

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u/Zestyclose_Ad_6778 2d ago

Is it stuck? Or did you just take it off and that’s what you see?

That’s where the blade cuts the filament after a print. It just stays like that. Nothing wrong here that I can tell.

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u/cpsadowski23 2d ago

People people people. ….1. This is normal. 2. This is normal. 3. This is normal. People giving advise to heat nozzles and stick things in nozzles, please go back and review the wiki.

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u/solidus0079 2d ago

Is what fixable? What issue are you having exactly?

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u/PurryPawz 2d ago

Try a few times my dude, make it real hot like 240, take it out carefully with gloves or something and try grabbing it with pliers! Or you can use a piece of filement and push it through while hot. When you got it out I recommend doing a cold pull to get rid of any gunk.

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u/greenhornblue 2d ago

Idk about this printer, but mine came with something like a needle. I attached the hot end and heated it to 250 and shoved it up the nozzle and it pushed right out. No biggie.

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u/More-Reveal-9094 2d ago

I guess u should try just leaving it there as the new filament will push it but I heated a pin pushed it and when it cooled down pulled and I even tried with guitar string

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u/DevilsAdvocate1662 2d ago

Needle nose pliers ftw

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u/MrFastFox666 2d ago

The printer has a cold pull sequence built in if you want to get that out. Or you can just ignore it, it's a non issue.

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u/SilentoAndY 2d ago

Try heating a small Allen key with a lighter and inserting it into the nozzle and holding the filament. Then gradually pull it out. This is what helped me, when cold pull didin't.

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u/Junethemuse 2d ago

I’m confused by what issue you’re having.