Creality 3D Printer support resources - how to use, fix and maintain your Creality printer JAU – Jaycar Electronics

Owning a 3D printer is a bit like owning a race car, except you are both the mechanic and the driver, which means you'll need to take responsibility for maintenance, and occasionally fixing things when they go wrong.

You'll also need to have a PC and an internet connection, be capable of Googling for solutions to common issues usually found in forums such as Reddit, know how to use screwdrivers, Allen keys, and spanners, and have the confidence to pull things apart for maintenance and repair.

Note that parts which heat or come into contact with filament, such as nozzles, extruders, thermistors and heaters, are considered consumables that wear as you use them (just like tyres on cars) and have a 90-day warranty.