for Snapmaker U1 Extruder Unit

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Adopts hardened steel gear drive to increase extrusion force and prevent slipping.

Includes filament runout detection components to monitor printing status in real-time and reduce the risk of model printing failure.

Pre-assembled extrusion unit for easy replacement.

Compatibility

Snapmaker U1

U1 extruder unit replacement guide

The extruder unit is located inside the toolhead. To access the extruder unit for replacement, the top cover and PCB must be removed.

Terminology

Different from our official term, some people may use the following terms to describe this component:

Extruder assembly

Difficulty and Time Estimate

Difficulty:★★★☆☆ (Easy)

Estimated Time:20 minutes

When to Replace

When the extruder unit is damaged.

Tools and Parts Required

H1.5 hex key

H2.0 hex key

New extruder unit

Procedure

Step 1. Remove the toolhead

1.1 Unload filament

Tap the specified area on the touchscreen (Highlighted in red in the image below).

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Tap "Unload Mode".

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Select the target toolhead (e.g., No.2) and tap "Unload".

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Wait for the system to automatically complete the filament unloading.

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1.2 Detach the toolhead from the docking bracket

For head No.1: Slide to the right until the locating pin is fully visible.

For heads No.2/3/4: Slide the toolhead to the left until the locating pin is fully visible.

1.3 Remove filament and guide tube

Remove the three cable clips.

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Press the quick-release fitting.

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Remove the filament and the filament tube.

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1.4 Disconnect USB and remove the toolhead

Use the H2.0 hex key to remove the two mounting screws.

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Unplug the USB cable and then carefully remove the toolhead.

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Step 2. Remove the PCB

2.1 Remove top cover and back cover

Use the H2.0 hex key to remove the three screws securing the top cover of the toolhead, then remove the top cover.

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Remove the back cover of the toolhead.

2.2 Disconnect the cables and remove the PCB

Disconnect the cables from the PCB.

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When installing the toolhead PCB, please refer to the wiring diagram below.

Use the H1.5 hex key to remove the M2×6 screw, and the H2.0 hex key to remove the ST2.6×6 screw, and then remove the PCB.