kitchen P-Trap clogged on 2000LXI

[g_man1146]

Ron,
Just wondering; does it act up with the slide out, in, or both. I'm
thinking that the flexible portion of the drain line kinks in one of
the positions?

Rich D. '99LXi43 (non-slide)


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "luckyron1"
wrote:
>
> Drano Max worked for awhile. Now it stops up after just a couple
cups
> of water. I dissassembled the easy screw off stuff and ran a 7$
Home
> Depot plumbing snake/tape down it but couldn't get past the trap.
I've
> never done this kind of thing before and maybe I'm being a little
over-
> cautious. The vertical pipe to the trap is poly. Unfortunately,
due
> to cabinetry obstructions, I can't see to the trap so I don't know
what
> kind of trap I'm dealing with. I'm afraid that it might also be
poly
> and I don't want to risk breaking it should I use too much force.
> Theres almost no access from above it and due to the fact that it's
in
> the slide there's no way to get to it from underneath that I can
see
> anyway. Anybody done this before?
> Thanks guys and Happy Holidays!!
>
> Ron & Ruth in San Antonio
>