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| ACHP 105: Air Conditioning Heat Pumps -Fundamentals | |||
| 8 weeks Evening school (4 evenings/week ) Click Here for Training Dates | |||
| Learn by doing! | |||
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just 8 weeks of intensive, hands-on ACHP evening classes -"Boot Camp",
we take you from ground zero, through all the major components, basic
electrical wiring and controls of Air Conditioning Heat Pump systems.
You'll learn how to high temperature silver braze with both oxy/acetylene
and air/acetylene torches. You'll take apart major components these
systems including compressors, metering devices, accumulators and other
accessories to learn in detail how they work.
Each student learns electrical wiring, starting with the basics and then progressing to working on real field systems. Student conduct service calls, recovery refrigerant, conduct pressure tests to 360 pisg, evacuation and properly charge systems with refrigerant. Student learn the proper state of the art methods of field craft under the direct supervision of journeymen instructors. The shop/classroom has 12 fully equipped workbenches that have tools, test instruments and equipment for hands-on learning. The class is 90% hands-on training. This class is for those students wishing to get started in air conditioning - heat pump service who don't have the luxury of attending a 1 to 2 year day class program. ACHP Boot Camp is one of the most intense programs of its type in the U.S. Timid students should not apply. How is our training different from many other schools?Many schools believe that when a student takes written notes as an instructor speaks of his experience, somehow the instructor's experience becomes the student's experience. We believe that the best way to learn is to physically work on projects that make the subject matter come alive. After the student has worked and "Put his brains on his fingertips," then the student can more readily understand and retain the information because of his firsthand experience and working knowledge. Noted educators have found that students remember 5% of what they hear and over 90% of what they do. To learn more, do more. That is why our classes are focused toward hands-on training. |
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What do I do next? If you wish to register for this class,
click here for enrollment forms.
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