Method for increasing hydrocarbon extraction and for ensuring the continuous operation of wells

A method for increasing the extraction of oil, gas condensates and gas from deposits and for ensuring continuous operation of production and injection wells, comprising the steps of pumping working fluids into production and injection wells bored in deposits to treat bottomhole zones and to displace oil from formations, repairing the wells, subjecting pipes and equipment disposed in the wells to anti-corrosion treatment, and in the event of low surface temperatures, cleaning pipes in upper parts of the production wells of asphalt, tar and paraffin deposits, wherein the working fluid used is a complex organic solvent with variable viscosity and density, and wherein the bottomhole zones of formations in the production wells are treated and the injection wells are killed and oil is displaced from the formations in the direction of the production wells by using said solvent, wherein the density of said solvent is set at maximum and the viscosity of said solvent is set at minimum, and wherein the production wells are killed during repair with concurrent treatment of the bottomhole zones of the formations by using said solvent, wherein the density of the solvent is set at maximum and the viscosity of said solvent is selection based on degree of fracturing of the rock layers such that height of the complex organic solvent columns created in the wells remains constant and pressure of the columns prevents oil and other formation fluids from entering the wells due to inside layer pressures, wherein, upon completion of repair of the wells, a viscosity of the solvent is reduced by adding corresponding chemical agents until it reaches a value at which the complex organic solvent begins to filter into the formation layers at low speed due to the pressure in the solvent, and then, upon pumping of the solvent into the wells and creation of increased pressure in the well, a speed of solvent filtration into the bottomhole zones increases to dissolve asphalt, tar and paraffin deposits in terrigenous rocks, wherein organic acids present in the complex solvent dissolve calcium and magnesium salts present in carbonate rock formations, wherein injectability of formation layers during killing of the injection wells is increased and inflow of formation waters into the production wells is decreased due to hydrophobization of surfaces of cracks, pores, and capillaries in the formations and displacement of formation waters deeper into the formation layers and water layers during the treatment of bottomhole zones, wherein, in low surface temperature conditions, the pipes in upper portions of production wells are cleaned from asphalt, tar and paraffin deposits by reducing viscosity and density of the complex organic solvent to minimum values and by recirculating the solvent between bottoms of the wells and solvent reservoirs positioned on the surface, wherein the step of treatment of bottomhole zones of the production wells is repeated multiple times with necessary time intervals to maintain production levels of oil and gas from the formations, wherein anti-corrosion agents such as phosphates are added to the complex organic solvent in specified proportions and mining equipment and pipes are repeatedly covered with an anti-corrosion layer during repeated treatment of bottomhole zones, cleaning of pipes from asphalt, tar and paraffin deposits by recirculating the solvent and killing of the injection wells, wherein, in order to extract gas from formation layers having high water content, density of the complex organic solvent is increased to a maximum and viscosity is decreased to a minimum, and the solvent is pumped into the bottomhole zones under a maximum pressure possible for specified mining and geological conditions without breaking continuity of rock formation and destroying layer structure to displace water from clay-sand and other kinds of gas-carrying formation layers to decrease their water content, while increasing strength characteristics and pore pressure of the rock layers and preventing wide-scale outflow of sand, clay and other rocky particles from the formation layers into the bottomhole zones by incoming flow of gas and other fluids, which causes formation of plugs in the wells and breakdown of extraction equipment.