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Thank you! I retested and tighten the screw down way more. I’m testing now. Fingers crossed that did it
One more thing to check that caused clicking on my ender 3, the plastic retention arm the spring connects to had busted. I couldn't even tell because it was underneath the silver roller.
They make a kit for $12 on Amazon that exchanges the plastic parts for aluminum parts because apparently this failure is almost guaranteed to happen eventually.
https://youtu.be/YakBCTKhX3c This guy's choice of fashion may be questionable, but he's spot on on the problem in this video.
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https://piped.video/YakBCTKhX3c
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