Install Adapters for Proper P-Trap Connection
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Fixing A Leaky Bathroom Sink Drain: Easy Diy Tips For Poor Design And Clog
What happens here
The video introduces three fittings: a female adapter, a 22-degree elbow, and a male adapter, all with 1 1/2-inch pipe thread, to adapt the wall drain without cutting. First, apply 'Megaloc' pipe dope to the threads of the male adapter and hand-tighten it into the female adapter. Next, apply Oatey Medium Black ABS Cement (ensure it's still liquid and not gelled) to the wall fitting and the female adapter. Quickly and firmly push the female adapter onto the wall fitting, twisting it a quarter turn to secure a good seal. Then, apply cement to the 22-degree elbow and attach it to the male adapter. This new assembly provides the necessary offset for a proper P-trap connection.
Goal: This step involves adapting the existing wall drain fitting to properly connect a new P-trap by using a series of specific pipe fittings and ABS cement.
Tools and materials
- 22-degree Elbow (1 1/2 inch)
- Female Adapter (1 1/2 inch)
- Male Adapter (1 1/2 inch)
- Pipe Wrench or Channel Locks
- Megaloc Pipe Dope Megaloc
- Oatey Medium Black ABS Cement Oatey
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