In this video we discuss how to clean your air conditioning condensate line after flushing with water (not shown) and how to install a access tee for easy servicing in the future (if you don't already have one). We will also show you how to attach a wet/dry vac to your outside end condensate line and use distilled white vinegar to pour through the inside tee to clean the line out. Please wear your PPE and stay safe.
Side Note: We also ended up removing the HVAC Panel (not shown) to the Evaporator Coil and poured 1/4 cup of vinegar in the drain pan, let sit for 20 minutes and then vacuumed with the wet/dry vac. Feel free to leave any questions or comments. We will address each one and be more than happy to answer them. Stay safe!

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0:00​ Intro
1:28​ Clean out overview
2:56​ Clean out modification with 3/4 Tee install
6:25​ Wet vac prep to end of outside drain line to drain all water out of condensate line.
7:30​ Wet vac test inside and vinegar clean out pour
8:45​ Disconnect Wet Vac
9:05 Inside paper leak test ​
9:28​ Outside drip test of condensate line while running AC Unit
10:04​ Extra Stuff with Lessons Learned and closing

Tools and Materials:
Ratcheting cutter: (Recommended) https://amzn.to/3DzVmSw
Stanley Wet/Dry Vac: https://amzn.to/3Xxe3zn
Craftsman 2.5 Gallon Portable Shop Vacuum: https://amzn.to/3XzRgDl
Craftsman 9.0 Gallon Portable Shop Vacuum: https://amzn.to/3JES6bQ

For install of Tee:
PVC Purple Primer and PVC Cement: https://amzn.to/46oivol
PVC Pipe Cutter: https://amzn.to/3XvNBGk
PVC 3/4 Tee: https://amzn.to/3puUBqt
Positive Attitude: Free

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