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Prepare For R1234yf Now

This “staggered” transition to R1234yf creates a problem for shops servicing these vehicles.

Robinair Releases A/C Refrigerant Capacity Database Cards

The new database cards cover make and model years from 1997-2019 for R-134a systems and 2013-2019 for R-1234yf systems.

Servicing R1234yf: Are You Ready?

R-1234yf, tabbed the replacement for R-134a, has been in service now for a few years on certain models of vehicles from FCA and GM to several European models.

A/C Oil Service: Achieving Balance

HVAC systems often fail because the air conditioning compressor fails. Not following the proper service procedures or compressor oil recommendations could be factors that contribute to premature compressor failure.

Automotive Distribution Network, SMP Partner To Award 12 Technicians Air Conditioning Training  

Warehouse Distributors working under the umbrella of the Automotive Distribution Network recently awarded technicians with a chance to improve their skills in automotive HVAC systems during Standard ProTraining’s hands-on, two-day Air Conditioning Tips and Techniques class at SMP’s corporate center in Irving, Texas.

A/C Oil Update

HVAC systems often fail because the air conditioning compressor fails. Not following the proper service procedures or compressor oil recommendations could be factors that contribute to premature compressor failure.

HFO-1234yf: What’s Required

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you might have heard about the new regulations and requirements for R-1234yf usage. Not sure? Well, it’s time you crawled out from under that rock and get ready for some of these new regulations that will affect you and your profession.

ASE: Refrigerant Sales Restriction Compounds The Need For Section 609 Credentials

Beginning on Jan. 1, 2018, the EPA will require Section 609 credentials to purchase non-ozone-depleting refrigerants such as R-134a and R-1234yf.

A/C Oil Service – Avoid Compressor Failure With Proper Maintenance

HVAC systems often fail because the air conditioning compressor fails. Not following the proper service procedures or compressor oil recommendations could be factors that contribute to premature compressor failure.