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    Take apart hotend

    My extruder is jammed or clogged and I am in need of taking it apart, I've tried everything without cracking it open. The problem is that I don't know how to take it apart. How would I take it apart?

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    What printer do you have ? Your seller doesn't give you a procedure ?
    Here 's an example, should probably give you a good idea of where to go.
    http://help.printrbot.com/Guide/How+...13+Hot+End/223

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    I have a prusa Mendel i2, I got it for trading one of my ps3's so I didn't buy the kit. The hotend looks like a square block with the nozzle attached to it

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    Any help? I am really hoping to get it to work soon

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    I don't have your model, but would either of these help?
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfACwC9diQY
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh0wP93VrsY

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    unfortunately those didn't help. I have found what type of hot end it is, it is a J-Head Mk IV-B Hot End for 3mm filament if that helps. I so far haven't found a video that shows how to take it apart

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    I don't think you can take the J-Head Mk IV-B apart. The methods that worked for me when I had serious clogging in that specific hotend was the "atomic" method
    https://ultimaker.com/nl/support/view/149-atomic-method
    or to heat the nozzle to max temperature and try to force filament through..

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    One of my friends suggested that but didn't say to lower to 90, I'll have to try it again like that

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