QUOTE(wnyeen @ Jul 18 2015, 05:49 PM)
Hmmm....shudnt get happy so fast...after 20 mins of printing, notice filament leaking on top of the heated block...try to tighten it but I think I screwed too hard n d whole heated block disconnected fr the heat sink...possible fix for this or will need to replace the hotend?
Leaking from between the heater block and the thermal break/barrel means the threads are worn or possibly damaged.
I would recommend cleaning out all the PLA in the thermal break and the thread by picking out the PLA bits with a tweezers and some heat (hot air gun or hair dryer). If the threading on the thermal break is stil there, you can save it by using some PTFE/Teflon tape (plumber white tape) on the male end (probably the heater block threads that's like a bolt) but don't use too much as it can damage the threading and make it difficult to assemble back.
Also, I think tightening it without cleaning out the leaking PLA could have damaged the thread further because the leak PLA when its cool and hard, is quite solid on its own. I would recommend warming the thermal break before opening or tightening so the PLA gets soft and pliable to work on.
QUOTE(wnyeen @ Jul 18 2015, 06:25 PM)
It seems the broken part is called thermal break...anywhere selling that part?
What type of hotend are you using?
Try online like eBay, ali express, or from your reprap supplier?