No. You can simply stop using it, but in order to free up the space you need to format the card.
Boot to recovery mode? Why you want to boot to recovery mode?
Anyway, make copy of the SD card on your PC, and make a n emunand backup, and inject it to sysnand (if you want to keep your games).
But you have to format to get rid off the emunand space,unless you don't care about size.
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Why do you need to boot into recovery mode? Also what CFW and entrypoint are you running?
You technically can remove the emuNAND using a partition editor, but it's honestly not recommended if you don't know how to properly optimize your SD card for the 3DS. It's really just back to back up the emuNAND, flash it to the 3DS, backup the SD card, format it properly with GM9, and restore the backed up content. Doing these steps ensures that SD card is properly optimized for the 3DS.
Can you provide more details? How did you brick? What were you installing? What method were you using? What guide did you use? What entrypoint are you using? Do you have an NTRBoot compatible cart? What is the actual issue that you are having?
What entrypoint are you using? You should just be able to boot into GM9 and restore a previous NAND backup.
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