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    Slow speeds didn't helped

    10. Ext. temp. 210 C, plate temp. 70 C, ext. speed 40mm/s
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    Ext. temp. 210 C, plate temp. 70 C, ext. speed 20mm/s

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    So next step is to disassembley whole extruder and clear nozzle again...

    Maybe one of you had same problem with c2c printer? I am wondering if it's not something related, and typical to this type of printer

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    Staff Engineer LambdaFF's Avatar
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    No need to disassemble the whole extruder. A basic cleaning can be done by a simple method : you take a metal brush and take one of the wires and insert it through the hotend while the hotend is hot.
    Be careful, wear gloves and use a pincer. This should be sufficient.

    Have you cleaned your drive gear ?

    Do you hear your extruder motor "clicking", skipping steps ?

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    hang on - 100% infill - why ????

    For a test cube you only need 10-20% at the most.
    A solid cube wil deform more than a partially filled cube.

    Also have you tried printing with the other nozzle ?

    I've always had weird issues with my right extruder on the flashforge - but lefty has always been perfect.

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