Thanks for this, I'd put off fixing my machine for a year (I got a Mono 4k, so didn't need the mega as much) assuming it would be hard. I followed this and now I have my mega back and can get some terrain printed. Much appreciated, very easy to follow :]
Great video thank you I needed this just broke the thermocouple and it’s part of the whole hot end It was my first printer and I want to keep it alive thank you
I find taking the rear screws of first is easier because when you move to the screws in front, you can hold the shroud with one hand to keep it from dropping. I doubt anything would break off but better safe than sorry.
Hi, do you by any chance how to tighten the rubber belt on an Anycubic mega Pro? My belt is very loose and my prints are coming out all toward one side.
@@UserAbcd-wd4zo For the one on the nozzle head the hole in the housing is large enough, you just need to tilt slightly. For the one tying the bowden tube to the cabling, mine was a bit loose so I could slide the bowden tube out and in.
@@UserAbcd-wd4zo Will test mine tomorrow, but it basically depends on the reason why you had to change yours. Mine is because there was a major clog and I broke the thermistor wire on the hotend while trying to unscrew the nozzle
The tube won’t stay anchored when pushed into the connector on the extruder. As a result it won’t print. How do you fix this? I can’t find any of these connectors for sale anywhere either.
@@raynlaze1339 If they're just trying to be helpful, they should make it clear that this video isn't theirs. Looks like the original video is gone because Anycubic made a new one: ruclips.net/video/MFM4D9Ymxgw/видео.html
@@TheDrewker i had contact with the official anycubic customer service and even they send me this link...so i guess they dont care about plagiarism...and the link you posted is not for the mega s
when i change hotend and printhead then i can see on the old that the printhead is not tightened completely should it be like this or should it be tightened completely tight
i just noticed this on mine as well. i can't seem to spin it tight enough without making the red wires torqured a little bit. should i twist it tighter how it is or tak it apart tighten it then make sure the wires are aligned straight?
Thanks for this, I'd put off fixing my machine for a year (I got a Mono 4k, so didn't need the mega as much) assuming it would be hard. I followed this and now I have my mega back and can get some terrain printed. Much appreciated, very easy to follow :]
Thanks for the video. Helped me a lot to overcome my insecurity to perform the repair on my own.
Muchas gracia spor el video, es difícil encontrar tutoriales simples y sin youtubers ridículos mostrando su cara
Great video thank you I needed this just broke the thermocouple and it’s part of the whole hot end It was my first printer and I want to keep it alive thank you
I find taking the rear screws of first is easier because when you move to the screws in front, you can hold the shroud with one hand to keep it from dropping. I doubt anything would break off but better safe than sorry.
Sad that this is the solution to a brand new purchase. You gotta know there are issues when they include a spare in the box .
Thx for reposting it, it was helpful and I can say I did it successfully. Not my strong suit I normally break stuff
Fast and straight to the point. Thanks
thank you so much it s really helps alot
Just what I needed thanks
This is so useful. Thank you!
Thank you, followed instructions, was a little daunting but all fine, thank you so much. ☺️👌👍
Hi, do you by any chance how to tighten the rubber belt on an Anycubic mega Pro? My belt is very loose and my prints are coming out all toward one side.
Useful. The fan cable have a red sticky glue that don’t aloe me to unplug it. My printer have a jam an I don’t know how to fin it.
OMG, I did it! Great video. Thank you so much.
DO NOT CUT ANY OF THE TIE WRAPS. It is not required and will just add unnecessary steps.
Very helpful
Thanks man
I was able to do both removal and replacement without cutting any of the zip ties
How??
@@UserAbcd-wd4zo For the one on the nozzle head the hole in the housing is large enough, you just need to tilt slightly. For the one tying the bowden tube to the cabling, mine was a bit loose so I could slide the bowden tube out and in.
@@jkadofo I just installed the new hot end and didn’t notice a difference. Did you?
@@UserAbcd-wd4zo Will test mine tomorrow, but it basically depends on the reason why you had to change yours. Mine is because there was a major clog and I broke the thermistor wire on the hotend while trying to unscrew the nozzle
@@jkadofo I did the same thing!
useful thanks
The tube won’t stay anchored when pushed into the connector on the extruder. As a result it won’t print. How do you fix this? I can’t find any of these connectors for sale anywhere either.
T0 sensor abnormal. Help.
this is just a repost of the manufacturer's video
and who care
@@Alexou2003 plenty of people care about plagiarism.
@@TheDrewker The original video isn't online anymore, so this was very helpful for people who still need help.
@@raynlaze1339 If they're just trying to be helpful, they should make it clear that this video isn't theirs.
Looks like the original video is gone because Anycubic made a new one:
ruclips.net/video/MFM4D9Ymxgw/видео.html
@@TheDrewker i had contact with the official anycubic customer service and even they send me this link...so i guess they dont care about plagiarism...and the link you posted is not for the mega s
Can I get a replacement horseshoe clamp that holds the hotend on, I lost mine?
when i change hotend and printhead then i can see on the old that the printhead is not tightened completely should it be like this or should it be tightened completely tight
It should be tight 👌
i just noticed this on mine as well. i can't seem to spin it tight enough without making the red wires torqured a little bit. should i twist it tighter how it is or tak it apart tighten it then make sure the wires are aligned straight?
fuck anycubic, can't even find replacement parts