Operate Auger to Clear the Trap

What happens here

Once the auger is inserted, begin cranking the handle to feed the flexible cable deeper into the drain pipe. The design of the auger allows it to bend through the P-trap, which is the curved section of pipe beneath the drain that holds water to prevent sewer gases from entering. Continue rotating and pushing the auger cable until resistance is felt, indicating the clog. At this point, jiggle and rotate the auger to break up the clog or to hook it for retrieval. The narrator notes that nothing came back on the auger, suggesting the clog was either completely broken down or pushed further into the main drain line.

Goal: Advance the auger cable by cranking the handle, allowing it to navigate the P-trap and reach the clog. Continue to push and rotate the cable to break up or retrieve the obstruction.