June 12, 2007
Course offers knowledge and know-how to maintain cooling systems

Northeastern Technical College is offering a course this summer term that can help homeowners, business owners, or industrial maintenance crews ensure their air conditioning units are operating properly during the summer months.

This course, ACR 118 is an introduction to the principles of air conditioning and will help students to understand the basic operation and maintenance of the refrigeration cycle, different types of air conditioners and the troubleshooting of different AC units. 

Currently enrolled students in any technology or general technology programs can also use this course as an elective.

John Hill, of Chesterfield, will be the instructor.  He has 23 years of teaching experience in the Electro-Mechanical Technology program at Chesterfield High School and has also owned and operated an HVAC maintenance, installation and repair company.

The course will be offered at the college’s main campus in Cheraw on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 10:00 pm beginning June 28. 

Those interested in taking this course should call the college admission offices at 921-6933 and ask about the registration process for ACR 118 – Air Conditioning Fundamentals, or visit NETC Cheraw as soon as possible to register for the class. 

Applications for admission are available on the “Admissions” page of www.netc.edu.

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