HVAC vents
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My vents are either in the ceiling or in the walls (high). They are not in the slab or floor. I have one vent, which is in the wall, with good air circulation but greatly reduced heat temperature as from other vents. What might the problem be.?
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Is it exposed to cold/unheated/outside air at all along its path? Like through an uninsulated attic?
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Attic is fully insulated but of course is cold. There is good air flow through that vent. How about a serious tear/hole in the conductor (don"t know what to call it). But if there is some kind of hole, there would not be good air flow?