Creality CR-6 SE Hotend Kit, Full Assembled of Hotend, Fan System, Leveling Sensor, V-Slot Wheels Carriage, PTFE Tube, Official 3D Printer Replacement Accessories

I was having issues with my hotend of my CR-6SE and needed a replacement. The item shipped quickly, and my hotend issue was fixed. It was easy to install this kit, and it had everything except the hex key tool included in it. I would suggest getting this replacement if you are looking for a new hotend with fan and leveling sensor included!

It's great. The printer... Not so much.... I bought a CR6-MAX not long after launch at about $900. My bad... I have been trying off and on for years to get this printer to give me a good quality print... I added a PEI sheet, I upgraded to the Community Firmware... I added a MicroSwiss Extruder and Hotend... At the end of the day... I want to go Office Space on this thing and beat it with a bat or set it on fire with gasoline. This replacement part though was well packaged and worked to expectations. No complaints there.

Incredibly simple to swap out. Messed something up on my leveling sensor, and this was cheap and readily available. Now I can use the old print head for spare parts.

We had a print failure that damaged our last head and by the time we got it cleaned up the board had been stressed on the machine. This was simple thing to replace and the machine has run perfectly since then.

Was shipped from Dawnblade. Box was unsealed and the item inside was a used, broken, and an incomplete hot end assembly. Melted, loose wires, missing components. Absolutely unbelievable. Processed a replacement though Amazon, so we shall see.Update 4/21/24:The replacement hot end assembly arrived and it is a brand new and complete. It still arrived in an unsealed box, which is something the company needs to correct. Currently running a print and everything seems to be working 100%

really cant say anything negative about this set up, its priced decently enough to where you can change out the whole module and not loose sleep over what your spending to do so. It also makes things so much simpler and quicker to switch out vs any other way really. What i really like is you just do the hardware switch out and theres nothing else you need to set up or do to get it to work right other then rerunning the bed leveling algorithm and setting your offset which i normally do every time i power cycle the printer anyways.

Seems like the real deal. Was skeptical with all the fake stuff out there but has been working great! Plugged right in and have printed several parts. Works great!

So far, so good. Did a couple prints with the head so far, seems fine