When using TPU for printing, the system will detect the change in extrusion resistance of the extruder servo motor in real time. When abnormal extrusion resistance is detected, the printer will be in a paused state and the printing will continue after troubleshooting.
Possible causes of this issue include:
- Filament jammed inside the toolhead
- Hotend clog
- The slice is set to TPU filament, but the actual filament used is not TPU, the two do not match.
Extrusion related components:

Before disassembling the toolhead, ensure the printer is powered off.
- H2.0 Allen key
- H1.5 Allen key
- Diagonal cutting pliers/scissors
- Needle-nose pliers
Detailed steps are provided below.

Users may adjust the order of these solutions as needed.
If the filament in the slicer does not match the actual filament, perform one of
- Modify the slicer parameters to match the current filament.
- Replace the filament to match the slicer parameters.
Attempt extrusion again. If it still fails, proceed to Step 2 for further troubleshooting.
¶ Step 2. Cool down the hotend and manually cut the filament
- Set the hotend temperature to 0°C and wait for it to cool down to room temperature.

- Press the cutter on the side with the extrusion issue to cut the filament.

¶ Step 3. Heat up the hotend and attempt to pull out the filament in reverse
- Set the hotend temperature to the filament’s printing temperature and wait for it to heat up.
- Disconnect the PTFE tube at the top of the extruder.
- Operate the extruder to rotate in reverse while manually pulling the filament.

- Trim the bent or expanded front end of the filament.

- Set the hotend temperature to 100°C, remove the hotend, and use needle-nose pliers to remove residual filament from the hotend entrance while it is still warm (be cautious of high temperatures; wear gloves if necessary).

- Disassemble the extruder front cover and hotend.
Refer to Steps 1–5 in the Wiki How to Disassemble and Assemble H2D Toolhead to remove the quick change tool interface and hotend.
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- Use needle-nose pliers to remove residual filament from the hotend while it is still warm (be cautious of high temperatures; wear gloves if necessary).
- Use scissors to trim any deformed filament inside the toolhead, disconnect the PTFE tube above the toolhead, and manually pull out the filament from the toolhead.

- Check if the filament is stuck at the front cover guide entrance or inside it. If so, clean it (refer to How to check which part is clogged in H2D)

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Install the hotend and quick change tool interface (refer to How to Disassemble and Assemble H2D Toolhead)
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Heat the hotend to the filament’s printing temperature.
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Insert the filament, and press the forward extrusion button on the screen to attempt extrusion.
If the above solutions do not resolve the issue, submit a ticket and upload the printer’s log files.
- Ensure good hotend cooling performance to prevent filament deformation and clogs inside the extruder. Open the front door and top cover during printing to improve hotend cooling.
- Avoid setting the print speed too high.
- After printing with hard and brittle filaments (e.g., PLA-CF), avoid immediately using TPU to prevent hotend clogs.
- Use high-quality filament.
We hope the detailed guide provided has been helpful and informative.
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