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What the "RETURN" does (part a) AND explain what would happen IF the Air Handler did not have a "RETURN" (part b) ​
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What the "RETURN" does (part a)

AND explain what would happen IF the Air Handler did not have a "RETURN" (part b) ​

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Returns ensure efficient return of air so that the HVAC system cools down properly

Step-by-step explanation:

The return parts of the air handler prevents the HVAC system from heating up and ensures its proper cooling.

If there is no return system, enough air will not be brought back, the air system will not be able to tackle with the problem of temperature demand.

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