"• The blower adjacent the air handler that blows air through the supply duct to your rooms may have turned faulty • Ice build-up on evaporator coils• The fan sped is set too low • The blower wheel or coil is caked in dirt • Incorrectly installed ducts • Undersized ducts • Unclean ductwork • Closed damper in ductwork • Loose, worn fan belt • Incorrect pulley sizes • Filters are clogged with dirt • Vents are closed "
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