Ohio Body Shop to Host Scan Tool Workshop April 6

ASA of Ohio and Centerline CARSTAR Collision to Host Scan Tool Workshop April 6

In the 90-minute workshop, titled "Why and When to Pull Diagnostic Trouble Codes," Jake Rodenroth of Collision Diagnostic Services will explain to collision repairers how to best utilize the latest scanning technology.

The Automotive Service Association of Ohio and Centerline CARSTAR Collision in Strongsville, Ohio, will be hosting a scan tool workshop titled, “Why and When to Pull Diagnostic Trouble Codes,” on April 6 from 5 to 6:30 p.m.

In this 90-minute workshop, Jake Rodenroth of Collision Diagnostic Services will tell collision repairers how to best utilize the latest scanning technology. Rodenroth will provide participants with a live demonstration of the asTech tool and will also cover the following:

  • New vehicle technologies, including technologies that are coming out
  • When a pre- and post-repair scan is necessary and how to explain to insurers/customers with OEM data
  • Working with comfort/convenience features (i.e. keyless entry, bluetooth, navigation)
  • Occupancy detection systems
  • Introduction to the asTech diagnostic interface
  • Live demo of asTech
  • Q & A session

The fee for ASA Ohio members is $25; $45 for non-members. Visit www.asaohio.org to register. For more information, contact Matt Dougher at (513) 659-5324 or [email protected].

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