Condensation pipe on HVAC in attic broke... Can I epoxy it?

[8675309]

Are we happy campers?

looks good but a T fitting with a cap right before the
p trap would make it

 

[Mr. Goodbar]

looks good but a T fitting with a cap right before the
p trap would make it

Can't really clean it out now or put some pan tabs in it

 

[cskiles]

Looks great!!

 

[ADAduckhuntr]

You did it!

 

[alnen]

Thanks guys! I appreciate the help and motivation. Glad it's properly repaired and I won't have to mess with it!

 

[Bubbado52]

Suck it up and do it right the first time.

 

[alnen]

Suck it up and do it right the first time.

Did that about a month ago. Still holding strong!

 

[Dice]

The break occurred right at the unit in my attic. I found it because the drip pan was full of water etch triggered the float switch which turned off the ac.

Can I get away with using epoxy here? Worst case is that it would leak and fill the drip pan again, right?

Normally I would just replace the pvc pipe that broke, but the job would be somewhat more involved in this case.

theres no pressure on that fitting from the water so pve clue it back together and then put some epoxy on top of the fitting. You will be just fine. Done it before myself!

 

[alnen]

theres no pressure on that fitting from the water so pve clue it back together and then put some epoxy on top of the fitting. You will be just fine. Done it before myself!

I appreciate it...I took care of it a year and a half ago though!

 

[Bypass]

Call @captdave77