Clean the pipeline of any debris with a pressure washer. Scrub the pipes with a wire brush and then flush it out with water. Remove any objects that may puncture the plug.
Insert the extension hose of the inflator to the inflatable ball of the plug. Attach the anchor hook to the eye bolt located on the inflatable ball. Attach the pressure gauge to the opposite end of the hose. Attach the tether hook of the hose to a well-anchored spot near the pipe.
Position the plug into the pipe you need to test. Place it a minimum distance of one pipe diameter away from the exit of the pipe. Inflate the plug to the recommended pressure according to its packaging instructions. Check the inflation pressure once every four hours. A small amount of the air volume may leak through the body of the plug. Re-inflate the plug as needed to maintain constant pressure and prevent leakage. Monitor the pipeline that you plugged to see if any leaks or bad seals appear.


