Drain: Insinkerator Blocked

Rotate the wrench back and forth. If it’s stuck, use firm pressure; the wrench is designed to bend before damaging the motor.

| Step | Action | Outcome | |------|--------|---------| | 1 | Removed and cleaned P-trap beneath sink. | Trap contained thick, dark sludge and small food particles. | | 2 | Checked drainpipe entering wall for obstruction. | Clear up to 18 inches. | | 3 | Used a small drain auger (25 ft) into wall pipe. | Auger retrieved greasy debris approx. 3–4 ft inside wall line. | | 4 | Flushed line with hot water (no chemicals). | Water now drains freely from disposal side. | insinkerator blocked drain

[e.g., "Plumber to snake main line – blockage persists beyond 25 ft."] Rotate the wrench back and forth