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CR-10 V2 Print Head Teardown

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Teardown

  • Using M2 hex, remove the 2 button head screws securing the part cooler fan. 1 attaches to the front and the other to 2 rear.

  • Pull the front half off to expose the rear section and hot end.

  • Now, treat it like an E3D V6 hot end. However, the nozzle is not V6 style.

  • The stock nozzle is MK8 just like standard CR-10/ CR-10S

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