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Old 11-05-2011, 06:30 PM   #1
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My motorhome has plastic tubes that route A/C condensation to back of the coach. Has anyone had these tubes clog up & what was the procedure to clean out the blockage?

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Usually, it takes an air compressor and a few minutes to clear them.

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Usually, it takes an air compressor and a few minutes to clear them.

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Is there an access at the A/C unit or do you blow it from the tubes at the back of the coach?
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A little compressed air followed by some bleach in the line.
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I will echo the suggestion to bleach the lines.. Often algae can grow in a mosit environment... Adding bleach will kill it off.

We had this problem on an industrial A/C... I added some swimming pool chlorine tablets to the drip pan and it was a long, long long time returning.
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