Diagnostic Testing: Use diagnostic tools and equipment to identify issues with vehicle air conditioning systems. Conduct visual inspections, perform pressure tests, and check for leaks or malfunctions in AC components. System Repair: Repair or replace faulty components within the air conditioning system, such as compressors, condensers, evaporators, expansion valves, and refrigerant lines. Follow manufacturer specifications and service manuals to ensure proper installation and function. Refrigerant Handling: Handle refrigerants safely and responsibly in compliance with environmental regulations and industry standards. Recharge AC systems with the correct type and amount of refrigerant, following recommended procedures for recovery, recycling, and disposal. Leak Detection and Repair: Detect and repair leaks in AC systems using leak detection tools and techniques. Seal leaks in refrigerant lines, fittings, or components to prevent loss of refrigerant and ensure system efficiency. System Performance Testing: Perform performance tests and temperature measurements to assess the effectiveness of air conditioning systems. Verify proper cooling capacity, airflow, and temperature control to ensure optimal comfort and efficiency. Electrical Troubleshooting: Troubleshoot electrical issues affecting AC system operation, such as faulty wiring, relays, switches, or sensors. Test electrical components for continuity, voltage, and resistance to identify and resolve wiring or electrical component faults. System Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance tasks to keep AC systems in good working condition. Clean or replace air filters, inspect belts and pulleys, lubricate moving parts, and check refrigerant levels to prevent system malfunctions and extend component lifespan. Customer Service: Interact with customers to understand their concerns, explain repair options, and provide cost estimates for AC repairs or services. Communicate effectively to ensure customer satisfaction and address any questions or concerns they may have. Documentation and Record Keeping: Maintain accurate records of AC repair and service activities, including diagnostic findings, repair procedures, parts used, and service history. Document customer information, invoices, and work orders for billing and warranty purposes. Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety protocols and regulations when performing AC repair and maintenance tasks. Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required and follow proper procedures for handling refrigerants, chemicals, and equipment to prevent accidents or injuries. Continuing Education: Stay updated with advances in automotive AC technology, repair techniques, and industry best practices through training, workshops, and professional development opportunities. Obtain certifications or credentials to demonstrate proficiency and expertise in automotive HVAC systems. Quality Assurance: Ensure the quality and reliability of AC repairs and services by performing thorough inspections and quality checks. Test repaired systems to verify proper function and address any deficiencies or performance issues promptly. Inventory Management: Manage inventory of replacement parts, tools, and supplies needed for AC repair and maintenance work. Order necessary parts and materials in a timely manner to minimize downtime and ensure availability for scheduled repairs. Team Collaboration: Coordinate with other automotive technicians, service advisors, and parts specialists to facilitate efficient workflow and customer service. Collaborate with team members to share knowledge, skills, and resources for problem-solving and resolution of complex AC issues. Customer Education: Educate customers on proper AC system maintenance practices, such as regular filter replacement, refrigerant checks, and system inspections. Provide tips and recommendations to help customers prolong the life of their vehicle's air conditioning system and maximize performance.