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how to remove broken pvc cleanout plug
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Removing a broken PVC cleanout plug can be a challenging task, but with the right tools and techniques, it can be accomplished effectively. First, gather the necessary tools: a hacksaw, a small flat-head screwdriver, penetrating oil (like WD-40), PVC solvent cement, and a new cleanout plug. Begin by cutting away any remaining PVC material around the plug using the hacksaw. Be cautious not to damage the surrounding pipe. Next, apply penetrating oil to the exposed threads of the broken plug. Let it sit for about 15 minutes to loosen any stuck components. Use the flat-head screwdriver to gently pry and twist the broken plug. If it's still stubborn, apply more penetrating oil and wait. Once loosened, completely remove the old plug. Before installing the new one, clean the threads and ensure they're free from debris. Apply PVC solvent cement to the threads of the new cleanout plug and screw it in tightly. Allow the solvent to cure according to the manufacturer’s instructions before testing the system. Remember to work carefully to avoid causing further damage.
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