A/C Clinic Training & Certification

Training and Certification
$45 training, dinner & certification   $25 training & dinner only

Training topics include: Air conditioning principles, refrigerant review, troubleshooting and diagnostics, OEM or OEM level parts, new products and designs,MACS 609 certification exam

Jacksonville: Thursday, April 23, 2026
5:30pm: Dinner
6pm-8pm: Training
Murray Hill UMC Fellowship Hall
1401 College St. (half mile south of Tom Nehl)
Jacksonville, FL 32205

Contact your outside sales rep to register

Questions? Contact Rosanne Rufenacht: 904.389.3653 x1011 / [email protected]

Where to park for the Jacksonville training event

EPA SECTION 609 CERTIFICATION FACTS

EPA regulations under Section 609 of the Clean Air Act is focused on preventing the release of refrigerants during the servicing of motor vehicle air-conditioning systems and similar appliances.

Section 609 certification is a requirement of the United States Clean Air Act of 1990. It is a requirement for purchasing R-12 refrigerant and recovering R134a and R1234yf refrigerant.

Section 609 certification is good for life under current U.S. law and no recertification is currently required for Section 609.

• Instructor covers 609 certification material
• Technicians take a 25 question exam
• Exam cost is $35.00 each

NEW EPA 609 Technician Certification Facts

Effective January 1, 2018 the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will restrict the sale of ALL refrigerants including R-134a to only EPA certified technicians. This is an expansion of the restriction of CFC and HCFC refrigerants.

The sales restriction covers refrigerants contained in cylinders, cans, or drums, except for the sale of small cans of substitute refrigerants (e.g., R-134a) for use in motor vehicle air conditioners. This sales restriction does not cover refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment or components containing refrigerants.