I have another one if neccessary, but I think the screw shafts on it are clogged with plastic, so it might take some work as well.
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If you can connect it back and heat it up to regular printing temperatures, you should be able to do a so-called “cold pull” that should fix it.
I tried this, but the filament doesn't seem to fuse or connect very much; I also tried with this thing
and I also didn't seem to be able to push it into the hotend through the extruder.