System Diagnosis: You diagnose issues with vehicle air conditioning systems by performing visual inspections, conducting system tests, and using diagnostic tools to identify problems such as leaks, compressor malfunctions, or refrigerant deficiencies. Repair and Maintenance: You perform repairs and maintenance tasks to address identified issues with vehicle AC systems. This may include replacing faulty components such as compressors, condensers, evaporators, hoses, or seals, as well as repairing leaks and recharging refrigerant. Refrigerant Handling: You handle refrigerant gases safely and responsibly according to environmental regulations and industry best practices. This involves recovering, recycling, and properly disposing of refrigerants to prevent environmental harm and comply with legal requirements. System Retrofitting: You may retrofit older vehicle AC systems to accommodate newer refrigerants and components that comply with environmental regulations and industry standards. This may involve replacing outdated parts and upgrading system components to improve performance and efficiency. System Installation: You install new air conditioning systems in vehicles during manufacturing or as aftermarket upgrades. This involves assembling components, connecting hoses and lines, and ensuring that the system is properly installed and sealed to prevent leaks. Performance Testing: You conduct performance tests on vehicle AC systems to ensure that they are operating efficiently and effectively. This may involve measuring temperature output, checking system pressures, and verifying cooling capacity to assess overall performance. Electrical Troubleshooting: You troubleshoot electrical components and wiring associated with vehicle AC systems to identify and resolve electrical issues such as faulty switches, relays, or wiring connections that may affect system operation. Customer Service: You provide excellent customer service to vehicle owners by explaining repair options, discussing maintenance recommendations, and addressing any questions or concerns they may have regarding their vehicle's air conditioning system. Documentation: You maintain accurate records of work performed, including diagnoses, repairs, parts used, and service recommendations. This helps track the history of vehicle AC systems and ensures that maintenance and repair tasks are performed efficiently and effectively. Safety Compliance: You adhere to safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents and injuries while working on vehicle air conditioning systems. This includes wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), following safety guidelines, and using equipment and tools safely and responsibly. Overall, as an Automobile AC T