RIDGID SeeSnake CS1000 Quick Start Manual page 13

Issue Tags
Crack - Cracks found in pipes can be the cause of leaks and/or eventually lead
to other, more serious problems (fractures, breaks, root intrusions, etc).
Open Joint - Joint is completely open.
Hole - Holes, for example, can be formed in pipes during construction/work
performed near the pipe (excavation, running cables, etc).
Fracture - Fractures found in pipes are causes of leaks and severe structural
integrity loss.
Broken - A broken pipe generally needs to be replaced.
Deformed - Deformed pipes are usually caused by pressure and indicate
structural integrity loss.
Collapsed - Collapsed drain or sewer.
Joint Displaced - Joints are not lined up correctly, possibly because of ground
movement.
Surface Damage - Surface damage on the inner or outer surface of a pipe.
Roots - Roots from trees can penetrate the tiniest openings in pipes and lead to
cracks/blockage.
Attached Deposits - Deposits attached to pipe (grease, calcium, etc). Deposits
can lead to blockages.
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