I have to clean out a 3/4" condensate line on a 3 story building. There are 2-90 degree elbows and then a straight run of 30".
Is there a snake or tubing jet that I can use to clean out.
Jim
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I have to clean out a 3/4" condensate line on a 3 story building. There are 2-90 degree elbows and then a straight run of 30".
Is there a snake or tubing jet that I can use to clean out.
Jim
Condensate lines build up lint and fuzz like junk. Have you tried a pressurized stream of water yet. It should be easier than a plugged sewer drain.
Be careful with the pressure, some ac guys do not glue their fittings. Bleach once or twice a month will stop the clogs.
I use a blast of compressed air from a fire extinguisher I modified for this very purpose a number of years ago.
Careful with the fire extingisher idea. It has way too much pressure for some applications and a lot depends on what the extingisher is filled with. The yellow ABC powder would be a very, very bad experience.
It's filled with air -- Hence my use of the word "modified".Quote:
Originally Posted by ballengerb1
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