In its quest to support the independent sector to boost profitability, Nissens Automotive continues to offer a broad range of training and education options. These include live onsite sessions, online self-learning courses and technical marketing materials in both print and digital formats. 

Nissens has now further expanded its Training Concept with an educational solution for automotive professionals in the field of air conditioning, engine cooling, efficiency, and emissions, to leverage their technical skills, with a series of free live webinars conducted by their product specialists. In addition to receiving a huge amount of knowledge, participants may engage in Q&A sessions and share their experience. Nissens also offers free online training through its portal at: ntc.nissens.com

Anyone interest in expanding their knowledge can join the free webinars on the Nissens Facebook page or watch the recordings of past events: https://www.facebook.com/nissensautomotive

Recordings will be made available on Facebook or on the Nissens Experts portal, an internet platform with a library of more than 100 technical assets, including technical stories, tips, bulletins, and tools dedicated to technicians. 

Past events:(Links)

• Importance of the heaters and cabin blowers - technical tips and tricks
• Everything you need to know about the flushing procedure of the AC system
• Flushing of the AC System – step-by-step guide
• Routine Inspection of the AC system – get ready for the season – a step-by-step guide
• Top 10 reasons why AC system does not work properly
• ECV valve compressors (Variable displacement), the ups and downs!
• The parallel flow Micro – Macro tube condenser, how does it actually work?
• Expansion valve (Mechanical and Automatic) and Evaporator, what can be an issue?
• New refrigerants: why use R1234yf and CO2 instead of R134a? Why are so many other refrigerants being tested and approved?
• Oil, why can’t we just use a universal one?

Future events will include:
UV-dye and additives, are they all the same?
Heat Pump system, why do we need it?
Heat Pump, how does it function?