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Old 12-28-2021, 04:30 PM   #1
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HVAC question

i got these circular vents in random areas of the house...

but i'm finding that the 3rd floor gets mega warm...maybe cuz the furnace is up there too?

so...can I completely close off majority of the vents 3rd level, open up all 2nd floor vents fully and ground level vent fully open.

OR do i need to keep some vents partially open ?

(forced air furnace)

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Old 12-28-2021, 10:15 PM   #2
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Improperly balanced / some HVAC system need seasonal adjustments
Furnace location does not matter unless you have 20ft of uninsulated ductwork dumping heat

I would close off the third floor vents by 30%, try it a couple of days, close more off if needed

Suggested to open the same amount elsewhere, if possible

Keep in mind, this may cause issues if you have AC built in, as summer will most likely require more airflow for the top of the house
Additionally, you may cause drafts, as closing off 3rd floor, and opening 2nd, will increase CFM


Closing off too much air, will reduce airflow across the HX, it may operate fine, it may stress it due to low airflow. If the burners are turning on/off constantly, you know you have reduced the airflow too much

Hard to say without knowing for sure

Thats the short version, goodluck you homeowner baller
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