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Aqua Hot training

Worked with Roger Berke on a job in Paso Robles Calif, He's a great guy to show me some of his tricks. Monday I fly To Colorado to go Aqua Hot school, When we bought our U320 the AH was not working so I took it apart and with the help of the Forum I got it running. I come from a mechanical background so it was interesting working on it.  I met Roger Berke and Rudy Leggit through the forum and they are the one's that got me involved with the school and a new career, I love motor-homes and love mechanics so I'm looking forward to a new working life.  Thanks Guys  Art
Art
1997 Prevost 40'
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Reply #1 –
Hey Art, do you have any contact information on that course? I have been thinking about taking that course myself.

Ben Harris
1999 U320

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Reply #2 –
Ben,

Call Aqua Hot at 303.558.8007 and ask to register for the next session.  It is a day and a half course that is very informative and can give one the confidence to perform many maintenance tasks on the unit.

When I took the course it cost $300.  There is RV parking available to attendees with electric hookup at the factory.  You will get to meet the key folks there, tour the factory and see the units all apart during manufacture.

Matt Quintana normally teaches the course.  He is very organized and very good at answering all questions.  You will find it an excellent experience.
Rudy Legett
2003 U320 4010 ISM 450 hp
2001 U320 4220 ISM 450 hp
1995 U320 M11 400 hp
1990 Granvilla 300 hp 3208T
Aqua Hot Service Houston and Southeast Texas

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Reply #3 –
Quote from: Rudy –
Ben,

Call Aqua Hot at 303.558.8007 and ask to register for the next session.  It is a day and a half course that is very informative and can give one the confidence to perform many maintenance tasks on the unit.

When I took the course it cost $300.  There is RV parking available to attendees with electric hookup at the factory.  You will get to meet the key folks there, tour the factory and see the units all apart during manufacture.

Matt Quintana normally teaches the course.  He is very organized and very good at answering all questions.  You will find it an excellent experience. 

Thanks for the info, Rudy (and for asking, Ben).  Kim's been on me to check out the course, especially after talking with you - BTW, appreciate the time you spent with us here in Austin!  AquaHot's giving us both nice, long, hot showers.

Not so sure about the "career" aspect of it as I'm throughly enjoying retirement (everyday is Saturday! :P ) but being able to fix my own whilst actually knowing what I'm doing is impressive enough for me... ;D
Bill Jackson & Kim Sweeney
2013 27' Lazy Daze RK
2002 U320 PBDS 36' Build 5941 (Sold)
1999 U320 40' (Sold)
2005 Country Coach Intrigue 40' (Sold)

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Reply #4 –
Glad to see some one from the east (Virginia) interested in the course.  Hope it works out for Ben as we need someone more local.
Cheers