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How to replace a PTFE tube (MK3/MK2.5)
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Thomas W.
“Buy cut and chamfered PTFE tubes from our eshop“ - what is the part number or whatever I need to buy this?

Or am I supposed to buy the “Original Prusa i3 MK3 to MK3S upgrade kit” for 20 € just to use the PTFE tube from there?
Filip M - Official Prusa CS
Hi Thomas, you can find it here.

MK3: https://shop.prusa3d.com/en/spare-parts/736-PTFE-mk3-mk25-mk2s-mmu2-hotend.html

MK3S: https://shop.prusa3d.com/en/spare-parts/929-ptfe-mk3smk25smmu2s-hotend.html
Nathan Charlton
Jakob and Filip….been a month. Any word on the mk3s guide?
Martin L. - Official Prusa CS
Hello Nathan,

Of course, see this link: [id=21664]
Nicolas
Hi, I hope the MK3S guide will arrive soon, my filament is totaly blocked inside ptfe tube :(
Jakub Dolezal
Hi Nicolas, the guide is ready and undergoing final check. It should be out within few hours.
Jon Howell
When are you publishing a guide for the MK3S? In the mean time can you tell us how this procedure would be different? I have some filament stuck in the PTFE tube and I just put my MK3S together this week so I’m not super confident in taking it apart without a guide yet.
Filip M - Official Prusa CS
Hi Joe, the guide for MK3S is coming very soon.

It’s almost the same - but in addition to removing the front cover, you also need to release 2 screws from the rear (near the idler & sensor) to remove the motor assembly.