Agnes Pérez, with longtime MACS member, Auto Air Parts of Puerto Rico, will present Mobile A/C Best Practices and Section 609 Certification classes “en español” at MACS 2023 Training Event…
A focus on EV training at the MACS 2023 Training Event, February 2-4 in Nashville. Is your shop ready to service electric vehicles? The Saturday sessions of the MACS Training…
ATCO will exhibit at MACS Training Event and Trade Show . The big event will take place February 2-4, 2023, at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville, TN. ATCO of Ferris, TX has been a MACS member and supporter since 1986.
TSI Supercool returns as an exhibitor to MACS Training Event and Trade Show . The big event will take place February 2-4, 2023, at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville, TN.
In the Understanding and Diagnosing A/C class, you’ll go beyond minimum requirements for recovery, evacuating, recharging, and recycling by offering real world examples in diagnosing and repairing A/C electrical, computer / BCMs, climate control and electronic components. Most of today’s vehicles come equipped with electronically controlled A/C systems.
unair returns to MACS Trade Show. Sunair of Ft. Worth, TX. has been a MACS member and exhibitor for 32 years! They once again join the MACS Training Event and Trade Show
Did you know the selection of the proper O-ring for your MAC Application can have a major result on your A/C repair?
Sometimes when confronted with a challenging problem with an A/C system, the pressure readings might not seem to conform to the way the system is performing. Also, pressure readings might indicate that a component needed to be replaced and after replacement the system did not perform any differently.
MACS welcomes Simplicity Air as an exhibitor to MACS Training Event and Trade Show . The big event will take place February 2-4, 2023, at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center in Nashville, TN.
For 25 Years, Simplicity Air Ltd. has been a go-to solution for those in the Ambulance, Utility, Work Truck, Off-Road, General Municipal, Directional Drilling, and Crane markets.
Data can be pulled LIVE every minute or every 30-seconds, and in some cases, this connection can be maintained 24/7 with the vehicle. With this data, when the customer says they have a fault, you can go back and look at the data, find out when it occurred, and exactly what happened.
Technology is always changing, and service and repair processes in the heavy-duty and off-road vehicle industry are no exception. How will electric HVAC and the no-idle control integration effect the industry? Paul Krug of Komatsu and Jerry Lemon of Lemco Consulting will examine the benefits
