For those who can't get the tube out, even when you press the black rubber ring, I figured out a solution. Follow the instructions for replacing the nozzle (easily found on CZcams). Make sure everything is completely cooled down. When you pull out the silver metal thing that the nozzle screws into, the stuck tube will come with it. Gently pull it through until you have enough length to work with. Use pliers and wiggle the stuck tube back and forth until it pops out. There will be a bit of a crimp but you can even it out with the pliers. I did a dry fit test before I put everything back together by sliding the filament back up the tube the wrong way to make sure it would still fit. We're currently doing a test print and everything seems to be running smoothly. I'm posting this on multiple videos since plenty of other people had the same problem I did and no one had a helpful answer. I hope this is useful.
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You need to press the black circle and then pull out the material tube. You can Facebook search Entina and follow our homepage and community, where you can contact us anytime. Here is the link to our homepage. facebook.com/OfficialEntina3d
I had the same problem. I ended up getting it out by pressing down on the black ring using both hands and having someone else pull out the tube. Afterwards, when I tried to put the tube back in we couldn't get it all the way back in as far as it had been.
Mines clogged to the max. Piece of crap printer. What does size socket to remove the damn nozzle ? Bought some printer spanner's off eBay and none of the fits :( better off buying easythreed K7 less hassle
Very bad instruction. Disable stepper motors first! If residue is left behind in the heat break with the tube out, next thing you get a heat creep that is unsolvable. Weedo should recall this poorly produced crap. It is bloody dangerous too. The heater cables runninto the Z-axel will cause power shortage on a bad day. Repairs are difficult without any further damage as you have to cut trough tight zip ties everywhere.
For those who can't get the tube out, even when you press the black rubber ring, I figured out a solution.
Follow the instructions for replacing the nozzle (easily found on CZcams).
Make sure everything is completely cooled down.
When you pull out the silver metal thing that the nozzle screws into, the stuck tube will come with it.
Gently pull it through until you have enough length to work with.
Use pliers and wiggle the stuck tube back and forth until it pops out. There will be a bit of a crimp but you can even it out with the pliers.
I did a dry fit test before I put everything back together by sliding the filament back up the tube the wrong way to make sure it would still fit.
We're currently doing a test print and everything seems to be running smoothly.
I'm posting this on multiple videos since plenty of other people had the same problem I did and no one had a helpful answer.
I hope this is useful.
Thank you so much for sharing! If you're interested, we invite you to join our Facebook group where you can share your solution and connect with our community. We'll also be hosting some exciting activities there in the near future. We'd love to have you with us!
Just FYI, it's much easier to remove the tube if you heat the nozzle to 200 BEFORE trying to pull it out.
Thank you, that was exactly what i needed to do
what if we cant get the tubing out? ours is stuck in it
I cannot for the life of me get the tube to release from the nozzle! It is in there tight. Any tips on how to get it out?
You need to press the black circle and then pull out the material tube.
You can Facebook search Entina and follow our homepage and community, where you can contact us anytime.
Here is the link to our homepage.
facebook.com/OfficialEntina3d
I had the same problem. I ended up getting it out by pressing down on the black ring using both hands and having someone else pull out the tube. Afterwards, when I tried to put the tube back in we couldn't get it all the way back in as far as it had been.
Mines clogged to the max. Piece of crap printer. What does size socket to remove the damn nozzle ? Bought some printer spanner's off eBay and none of the fits :( better off buying easythreed K7 less hassle
Very bad instruction. Disable stepper motors first! If residue is left behind in the heat break with the tube out, next thing you get a heat creep that is unsolvable. Weedo should recall this poorly produced crap. It is bloody dangerous too. The heater cables runninto the Z-axel will cause power shortage on a bad day.
Repairs are difficult without any further damage as you have to cut trough tight zip ties everywhere.