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Just needs a little more tape.........it'll be fine.

Is that second tee another stub? LOL 3" of armaflex, even if it had been installed correct that trap would drip steadily. Maybe inspector was having an off day.

No! No! Possitive pressure drain- works just like a pump!

This can make a bad day start turning around ... stupid things like this crack me up & make me feel better knowing it could be a lot worse lol

O.B.A.M.A.= One Big A$$ Mistake America

It's hard to stop a Tra... Wait, no its not.

I'd be willing to bet the Goodman bashers don't post on this thread.

You would think that if two guys installed the unit, one of them should have been able to figure it out. Just follow those installers around, I''m sure there's got to be plenty more like that.

Oh, i see the problem now...no primer, right?..Am i right?

That, unfortunately, is not the first backwards trap I've seen. But its always a classic. Thanks for that. Haha.

Plumbing 101: Sh!t don't run uphill.

I imagine their tech meetingss were held by the sales mngr. Whose moto is "a missed call back is missed potential".

Main drain pain.

Ran across this pic which is about 4 years old.
The customer called and said the a/c would quit cooling soon after it was worked on.
The house was new, inspected by the city, and they had the original company out three times for the same problem.

I saw the problem when I stuck my head in the attic.
Aux pan switch was turning the system off, and I guess the company would clean the pan out on every trip. Hard to imagine... I just don't have words for this.













Amazing!