More than likely, the clog is a clump of algae / mold. A solution of bleach and water cold help reduce the growth. A quicker solution is o replace the line, but it may not be accessible
AnswerHere's an excellent video on how to clean out the line. It's got a ton of hits and many compliments. It helped me last summer. Saved about $150 on a service call.http://youtu.be/1eJzbidGrto
AnswerThe Easy Way To Clear Your A/C Drain Lineacdrainpump.com
http://www.YouTube.com/user/TheMightyPumpOne of the best ways to clear a clogged condensate drain in a central air conditioner is to use a wet/dry vacuum. Attach the vacuum to the drain line and create a seal, then turn on the vacuum to suck out any debris causing the clog. Another method is to use a wire brush or a long, flexible brush to physically remove the clog by pushing it through the drain line. In some cases, using a mixture of hot water and vinegar can help dissolve the clog and clear the drain.
A plumber will unclog a blocked toilet. Due to the expense of calling a plumber you would be advised to try and clear the blockage yourself using a plunger or a plumbing snake to push the blockage through the toilet outlet.( A plumbing snake can be fashioned from a wire coat hanger). Another way to clear a clogged toilet is with baking soda and vinegar which is added to the toilet bowl and can help to clear blockages. If the toilet is clogged by a blockage that has occurred in the pipe work to the sewers then you will have to employ a plumber to solve the problem.
It is oil used to lubricate the bearings on the turbine. Typically designated AW32 oil, it is a high purity clear amber 300 ssu viscosity mineral oil with anti-wear additives. It is also used to operate the turbine's controls, such as the governor, trip mechanisms and admission valves.
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It really depends on a few things, where the clog is(is it in the toilet itself or in the "stack" below the toilet that runs into the sewer system and what is causing the clog. For lack of a better way of saying it, if it is toilet paper or a large #2 then a plunger will usually do the trick. For really stubborn clogs you could use a toilet auger, just pay attention not to damage the finish on the toilet bowl.
The question is not clear, and if you are not clear about something it is not safe.
I use a shop vac and reduce the vacuum hose down to fit the drain tube and suck the dirt out.
Depending on your installation, I'd say two things: either your condensate drain pipe is clogged, or it does not have the proper pitch and is not draining by gravity. (Or if you have a condensate pump, it's not working) Sounds like you may have a loose or missing piece of insulation on the inside of the unit and the exterior of the cabinet/ductwork is getting too cold and is sweating as a result.
Clear or unclogged.
The Drain on your evaporator housing is clogged and has nowhere to go so it fills up and drains inside your car...
A/C condensate?
Most likely a clogged evaporator drain. Have a mechanic with a lift clear the drain tube. Expect to need the evaporator core replaced soon.
you probably have a blocked drain line or if you have a condensate pump you should check to see if it's full of water. if the trap is blocked just blow it out or run something flexible through to clear the blockage.
The steam from the shower acts as a decongestant which helps clear your sinuses out. Taking a hot shower is often recommended by the doctor when your sinuses or airways become clogged.
If the converter is clogged it must be replaced. You cannot unclog it either on or off the vehicle.
The condensate drain on the a-coil should have a trap and the trap should be vented for proper operation .
Yes. I tried it with isopropanol. No gas evolved, but there formed on the bottom a clear thick condensate (which I have yet to identify). The liquid remained clear as well.
A bit of the old carb cleaner dose the trick.