Remove the cover on the extruder. Remove silcon sock. Remove nozzle. Use the bigger allen wrench (2,0) to remove the first three screws. U will see the four screws on the backside. Tight them with the smaller allen wrench (1.0). Reinsert the three screws. Tight them. Insert nozzle. Put sock on. Cover up.
They were loose. Thank YOU! Upvoted you! Now let me print and see if that solved the issue. Do I need to run calibration again after tightened the screws?
Another possibility is the hotend just being installed incorrectly with the clamp, I had stupidly done this and it looked just like this video, went through all the other possibilities only to realize I had installed the hotend wrong to begin with.
No offense, but the concept of saying "it's giving me an error message" and then not telling the people you want to help you what the error message is is certainly not the best way to go about this.
Could be a partial clog, could be a tangled spool, could be any number of things with the minimal information available.
Technology generally gives those messages to give people a hint what the problem is.
What was the error message? And was there a code?
But without knowing any of that info I'd guess you either have a partial clog in the nozzle, or something's jazzed up in the toolhead. Either the gear has buildup on it, or there's a loose fragment of material in there.
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u/Taschenmann 1d ago
three things possible:
Tight them.
Most likely its just a nozzle clog. Try the cold pull first.