kitchen P-Trap clogged on 2000LXI

[Gregory OConnor]

Have you tried to use a chem cleaner down the roof vents??? I think
you gave prudent caution by not pushing the snake past the trap. Is
there a disposal or other sink trap tied into the same vent??? If
so , chem cleaner may work here also. With a 1/3 sink of water try a
plunger .If a plunger makes any progress I would dress it up with
chem cleaner and repeat the plunger exersize often to maintain open.
I would also reframe from using the high pressure pump Kaboom gimic
unless BB says it wont hurt the flex section.
I'm not a plumber but often get mistaken for one while polishing my
wheels.
GregoryO'Connor
94ptRomolandCa

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "g_man1146"
wrote:
>
> 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
> >
>