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Old 10-22-2018, 12:58 PM   #7
wiredgeorge
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Why not remove the heater vent to see if there is any indication of damage; perhaps wetness or signs of wetness. If a repair is needed, it would be easier if you knew a little more to zoom in on better answers. Sounds like you have the same construction as noted previously in this thread based on age. I would also take a close look for signs of water penetration up top; Look in nearby cabinets that might have a line with water in them to start the investigation. Water can also get in via window seals and the like so check these things before ripping into the floor.
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