Recently, I suspected that the sprite extruder on one of my Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro 3D printers was clogged. Here's how to disassemble the extruder to locate a clog or jam, and, if needed, to replace the nozzle as well.

The S1 Pro is a great machine, but every 3D printer will have issues from time to time. I took apart the extruder and found no filament lodged inside after having exhausted other possibilities. So my last option was to replace the nozzle, and what do you know! That fixed it.

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00:00 Removing the Extruder
00:36 Disassembling the Extruder
04:00 Where's the jam?
04:13 Reassembly
04:31 Replacing the Nozzle

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