There is almost always a heater by pass valve in place. You do not want the A/C to fight against the heater. Unless the air flow through the HVAC box by-passes the heater core entirely. But with the caliber of todays 'mechanics' anything is possable.
That said...
If in fact there is no valve, the engine is 190 and the blower is on high, but your still experiencing cold or moderately warm air. The problem is low flow, either liquid or air. Your hoses may be full of all kinds of eewey gooey junk or the heater core itself will be stopped up with an excessive amount of dust. I once found a mouse nest under the turbo of a 6L PStroke. It's possable you also may have an unwanted guest in your vents.
Good luck and stay warm.
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