1. Purging at the wrong temperature
The biggest mistake. People set the hotend for the material they're about to print, not the one they're removing. A material that prints at 280–290°C won't melt at PLA's 220–230°C. It just stays put. Always purge at the temperature of the hotter material.
2. Pulling a cold pull too soon
If you pull before the tip has solidified, half the debris stays behind, broken off into a bigger chunk that's even harder to remove. Wait until the hotend is below about 150–160°C.
3. Not purging enough
Stop only when the output is translucent and milky, with no previous color and no black specks. Carbonized specks are stubborn and can take a while to clear.
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