Flashforge 5M Cold Pull Maintenance
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Adventurer 5M Cold Pull Procedure to help clean the nozzle without removal of the nozzle
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Start by cutting and removing any current filament that is loaded inside the nozzle. Then heat the nozzle by pressing the nozzle temperature icon, a popup should appear asking you how hot you would like the nozzle. Heat up to 230 degrees or higher.
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The heat bed does not need to be heat up.
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Grab unused filament and slowly push it down the nozzle.
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Once you think you have pushed far enough(Ideally untill filament starts to ooze out of the nozzle) yank it out with a swift movement to grab any dust
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Do this as many times as desired(5-7 times is ideal, but for more thorough cleaning, 9-12 or more is needed)
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When done, always make sure you set the nozzle temperature back to 0.
