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If the wheels are too tight: The assembly is will be too tense, which will wear the V-rollers prematurely.
Probably the most essential part of setting up your 3D printer. Most new users will trip up on this. My method is included in the above video and this diagram is a handy reference:
-If your printer has PTFE tube, such as a bowden tube setup for the extruder/hot end, it is essential to make the tube is fully inserted and seated in the coupler. Also ensure the coupler is properly tightened. You may wish to use a small retaining clip on the coupler to prevent the tube working loose: Creality PTFE clip by morfidesign.