



Received Ender 5 Pro, Tool head/Hot End Help
So I am a little lost here on fixing up this printer and my vocab on specific parts to the tool head are a little rudimentary.
I received an Ender 5 pro for free that has some issues that I am trying to fix, most of them I have fixed from basic wiring connections, power supplying, and other belt issues that I know to fix from my own K1SE that I own.
However, I have been lost for the past 2 days trying to figure out what to swap out and fix on the tool head. I removed most of the mounting pieces since they were melted from being overheated while right next to the hot end, and I'd prefer that they be metal housing surrounding. I have found the Ylrr Hot End on Ebay but I'm worried about ensuring mounting of the other fans from other 3d printed cooling parts that I can print with the K1SE.
I have looked and found some mounting for extra cooling fans that are 3d printed, but most of them are mounted already onto other metal housings that either already came with the printer or are to Micro Swiss parts. Of parts for cooling the tool head, I have on hand another of the box style fans that I believe is a axial fan, and 2 more of the circular fans, which I believe to be radial fans.
For the actual hot end, I have a replacement one that is newer, but clogged from their assorted parts that I was given, but I do not have any silicone cover that appears to be on similar hot ends.
The base plate/tool head mount is what I'd like to keep on and not order a new one as my budget is pretty small, especially since most of them I see come with the extruder (the motor section that moves the filament?) while I have found that mounted below on the side with aftermarket metal parts that I noticed. Most of the tool head portions for these assemblies that I've looked at both buying or printing have different mounting than what this base plate/tool head mount has.
This is my current extent on troubleshooting this portion of the printer, I am looking for direction on where to look further for fixing and identifying things, and maybe some help in what parts to order.
I really only plan on putting PLA and TPU for prints at about 210-230 *C.