<p>It has been three weeks since I first tried to solve this problem. <a href="https://i.sstatic.net/PlbR6.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Here's</a> the video. I cleaned the hotend yesterday, as it was fully clogged and full of plastic.</p>
<p>My heatsink seems to be attached good. I didn't touch it even once since I bought my Ender 3 Pro.</p>

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2022-10-23T18:37:11.470Z
Please [edit] your question to add more information and some relevant photos, don’t link to external content. Furthermore, the video doesn’t add anything to your question. As it stands now it will most probably be closed by the community.
0scar
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2022-10-23T19:12:05.303Z
When cleaning the nozzle/block did the top of the heater block have filament build up? something like this? [Leeky heat break](https://i.sstatic.net/8BpPw.jpg) If yes, then this should be of help to you: [What causes leaking between the heat break and the heat block?](https://3dprinting.stackexchange.com/questions/11316/what-causes-leaking-between-the-heat-break-and-the-heat-block)
Akriss
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2022-10-23T22:27:58.143Z
My heatsink seems to be attached good. I didn't touch it even once since I bought my ender 3 pro
Tomissugo
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2022-10-24T13:19:06.577Z
If you put the video on YouTube (rather than imgur) then it can be embedded into your question. However, a photo of the issue would be useful as well as some additional textual information. Clearly you are frustrated with the issue, but the more information that you can provide the more likely that someone will be able to help you (as the less likely that it will be closed). Also, please add additional information in your question and **not** in the comments (I have added your comment to your question for you, this time).
Greenonline
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Green residues are present on all my prints, and the adhesion is pretty bad
Tomissugo
# Green residues are present on all my prints, and the adhesion is pretty bad

(Asked by: username_0 on 2022-10-23)

It has been three weeks since I first tried to solve this problem. [Here's](https://i.sstatic.net/PlbR6.jpg) the video. I cleaned the hotend yesterday, as it was fully clogged and full of plastic.

My heatsink seems to be attached good. I didn't touch it even once since I bought my Ender 3 Pro.

**Tags:** print-quality, troubleshooting, print-material

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Please [edit] your question to add more information and some relevant photos, don’t link to external content. Furthermore, the video doesn’t add anything to your question. As it stands now it will most probably be closed by the community.  
> **username_2**: When cleaning the nozzle/block did the top of the heater block have filament build up? something like this? [Leeky heat break](https://i.sstatic.net/8BpPw.jpg) If yes, then this should be of help to you: [What causes leaking between the heat break and the heat block?](https://3dprinting.stackexchange.com/questions/11316/what-causes-leaking-between-the-heat-break-and-the-heat-block)  
> **username_0**: My heatsink seems to be attached good. I didn't touch it even once since I bought my ender 3 pro  
> **username_3**: If you put the video on YouTube (rather than imgur) then it can be embedded into your question. However, a photo of the issue would be useful as well as some additional textual information. Clearly you are frustrated with the issue, but the more information that you can provide the more likely that someone will be able to help you (as the less likely that it will be closed). Also, please add additional information in your question and **not** in the comments (I have added your comment to your question for you, this time).  

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