Build the refrigerant cycle in a relatable way. Understand sensible vs. latent heat, why dry refrigerant matters what oil does, how coolers and variable orifices work.

Effortful practice on gauge sets, recovery machines, vacuum pumps, and charging equipment. Every tech leaves having completed a full R&R.

Diagnose good, low, overcharged, and airflow-restricted systems from gauge readings and duct temperatures. Recognize cycling patterns.

Isolate electrical, air flow, and refrigerant issues to identify the root cause of problems.

Prepare for and earn EPA Section 609 certification, required for handling refrigerant in motor vehicle AC systems.

Walk the cycle on a live machine. Understand sensible vs. latent heat and component functions. Watch a system cycle.

Detailed component identification, location, testing, and replacement procedures for all Bobcat AC systems.

Refrigerant hazards, PPE requirements, and safety protocols before anyone touches equipment.

Hands-on recovery, vacuum, and charging procedures. Oil accounting and field kit setup.

Reading gauge patterns, P-T relationships, and diagnosing system conditions from pressures.

7-step diagnostic approach, voltage-drop testing, and systematic troubleshooting methodology.

Hands-on stations with real faults. Practice diagnosis and repair on multiple machines.