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Let's say I have a PVC pipe that is supposed to drain condensation runoff from my furnace and it doesn't do its job. Is there some sort of inline pump that I can install to have the water drain without needing to go out and pump it myself?
Context: some idiot installed our heating furnace in an our attic crawlspace some 14 years ago and the runoff drips down into drywall and insulation. I just got the induction motor replaced for a thousand dollars and they tell me the drainage pipe is pitched upwards causing the water to pool up into the system and onto everything below.
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Context: some idiot installed our heating furnace in an our attic crawlspace some 14 years ago and the runoff drips down into drywall and insulation. I just got the induction motor replaced for a thousand dollars and they tell me the drainage pipe is pitched upwards causing the water to pool up into the system and onto everything below.
Before syphoning out:
After syphoning out:
![Detective :columbo :columbo](/data/assets/smilies/c3.gif)
![Cussing :cuss :cuss](/data/assets/smilies/bitch.gif)
![bricked :brick :brick](/data/assets/smilies/bricked.gif)