Also the extruder gear teethers back and forth even though theres no filament. And when I load filament sometimes it will teeter and other times it will accept the filament and will load it successfully. But now when I try to print it won't extrude and I already recalibrated.
Also the extruder gear teethers back and forth even though theres no filament. And when I load filament sometimes it will teeter and other times it will accept the filament and will load it successfully. But now when I try to print it won't extrude and I already recalibrated.
Sounds like a defect extruder cable (or maybe it is not fitted correctly).
Also the extruder gear teethers back and forth even though theres no filament. And when I load filament sometimes it will teeter and other times it will accept the filament and will load it successfully. But now when I try to print it won't extrude and I already recalibrated.
Also the extruder gear teethers back and forth even though theres no filament. And when I load filament sometimes it will teeter and other times it will accept the filament and will load it successfully. But now when I try to print it won't extrude and I already recalibrated.
Not sure about your feeder stuttering when there's no filament - might be a cable issue as others have suggested, unless there's something stuck around the gear.
As far as sometimes "accepting" the filament and other times not, that's a matter of cutting the filament end at an angle so that it hits the opening below the gear just right and goes in. Furthermore, if your filament has a curve to it, cut it so that the top of the cut is on the inside of the curve, and hold the filament so that it curves off to the right above the extruder.