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Cement the ABS Pipe Joint

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What happens here

Upon inspection, the leak is found to be a completely disconnected ABS pipe joint that was never properly cemented. To repair this, first ensure both the male end of the pipe and the female end of the fitting are clean and dry. Apply a liberal, even coat of ABS cement to the outside of the pipe and the inside of the fitting. Immediately push the pipe firmly into the fitting, giving it a quarter-turn twist to ensure the cement is spread evenly. Hold the joint together for at least 30 seconds to allow the solvent weld to begin setting.

Goal: Plumbing Pipes Repair

Tools and materials

  • ABS Cement

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Oh yeah, this bed pipe is completely disconnected. Right here. Are you serious? Yeah, 100%, it's not even glued. We'll put some glue on that and get her put down in there, and we should be rocking and rolling. Get that hell down there. We got some ody for the wind.

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