I bough Creality CR10 SE a month ago. While my 3D printer was printing, I left it unattended for 40 minutes. When I returned, I found that the filament path was blocked and melted filament had completely wrapped around the hotend and cooled down. I followed a YouTube tutorial to carefully remove the filament by applying heat, but I noticed that the thermistor wire had come loose. I purchased a new miroSwiss hotend for creality cr10 se but haven’t used it yet, and I’m worried that this issue might happen again.
I upgraded my K1 Max to a flowtech hot end and never had an issue. Before doing that, it was clog city. I think you would be fine after the upgrade. Microswiss makes a really great hotend upgrade. Take the leap and good luck!
so I had this problem figured it out after 2 long months. The 2 screws holding the hot end in are too long. When you tighten the set screw to secure the heatbreak. It doesn’t allow you to tighten the left screw causing hot end to be canted . That makes it clog due to built-uppressure.