Training ALUMNI
Chris,
from Iowa, removes cooling unit from refrigerator cabinet.
Chris was formerly employed in a factory.
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MEMBER
Ray, from Michigan, repairs a
cooling unit. Ray has been an RV Service Tech for many years.
Roger explains the electronic
board to Jim from Maryland. Jim was formerly a maintenance man
in a factory.
Mike, from Michigan, prepares the
correct chemical formula to charge the cooling unit. Mike
formerly worked in construction.
Mike, from Florida, takes written
certification exam. Mike also owns an Appliance Sales and
Service Center.
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Wade, from Idaho, prepares to remove
refrigerator from RV. Wade was a Supervisor in a Nuclear plant.
Steve, from
Indiana, prepares for written certification exam. Steve is a
Certified HVAC Tech.
Ed, from Connecticut, & Roger discuss the Dometic and Norcold
Cooling Units. Ed is a Master Certified RV Service Center Owner.
Kenneth, from Wisconsin,
pressurizes the cooling unit. Kenneth has been in Commercial and
Residential Appliance Service for 18 years.
George, from Tennessee, receives his
Certification from
John. George is Master Certified HVAC and owned his own company.
Jason, from Nevada, is instructed by John on urethaning the
cooling unit. Jason is RVDA, RVIA Master Certified and is a Mobile
Service owner.
Sid, from Tennessee discharges the
cooling unit. Sid was a certified specialist in Commercial
ammonia refrigeration.
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Mark, from Idaho, perfects the charge in the
cooling unit. Mark is Master Certified RV Dealer Ship/Service
Center owner.
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Tim, from Ohio, does repairs on the
cooling unit. Tim is an RVDA, RVIA, Master Certified Service
Tech.
JR, from Florida, makes repairs on
cooling unit. JR is Master Certified HVAC and owns his own
business.
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Wayne, from South Carolina
pressurizes the cooling unit after inserting the correct formula.
Carlos, from Texas, learns how
to mix the chemicals to obtain the correct charge for the cooling unit.
Carlos is a retired chemical engineer and now teaches in Texas. He has a few
new ideas for the use of absorption refrigeration.
Barry, from Arkansas,
reassembles the refrigerator he reconditioned. Barry is a campground owner
and has provided RV service to those in his area for many years.
Chauncey, from Arizona receives instruction on the cooling
unit stem and valve. Chauncey is the owner of an HVAC
company and is excited about his new adventure in the RV
Industry.
William Jennings (left) and Matthew Coon
(right) from Salt Lake City, UT, and David Johnson (center) from Pocatello,
ID
Bob, from Tennessee shows off
his Ford Procedures manual. He has been in the RV business for many years
and has seen the need for this service in his area. He works on many RV's
belonging to Nashville Stars. Bob is now a Certified RV Refrigerator
Specialist
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Jamey, from Oregon, connects 110V to the unit he just reconditioned Jamey has seventeen years and five different certifications
in the RV Industry and now has
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Member
Tim, from Ohio reconditions his first cooling
unit. Tim is fairly new to the RV Industry, yet is ready to provide quality
service to those in his area.
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Sylvia, from Illinois prepares
to repair her first cooling unit. She is our first female trainee. Sylvia has
a background as an operating engineer, and also holds a CDL license. She is
now a Certified RV Refrigerator Specialist.
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Kevin, from North Dakota has
charged his first cooling unit. He has been in the RV business for 14 years,
has a Certification in high pressure steam boilers, and is now a Certified
RV Refrigerator Specialist.
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MEMBER
Robert, from Georgia repairs
his first cooling unit. Robert is an HVAC technician, a Master Plumber, a Master
Electrician, and is now a Certified RV Refrigeration Specialist.
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