Factory Training

Improve your Knowledge and ROI with MCE Factory Training Classes

IMC | iControl

MCE Factory Training Classes pay big dividends by teaching installers, adjustors and maintenance professionals about MCE controllers before they actually work with them. Learning correct techniques and methods in a simulated training environment—rather than on the job—will keep your expenses low, and your return on investment high.

How? MCE Factory Technical Training classes provide students with a better working knowledge of installation, operation, and maintenance practices for MCE controls. Lecture sessions are combined with hands-on “labs,” providing an effective learning environment that maximizes information retention. All classes take place over a three-day period and include small group hands-on sessions, one-on-one time with MCE instructors, and a facility tour. Plus, the training covers specialized A17.1-2000/B44-00 compliant equipment training.

MCE Factory Training will improve your Return on Investment through:

• Improved labor efficiency
• Better elevator operation
• "Tips and Tricks" from control experts
• Time and labor saving resources and capabilities

IMC- Installation & Troubleshooting

Created for maintenance and repair crewmembers, this class covers maintenance and troubleshooting for all MCE controller types, CMS Central Monitoring and other PC-based products. Specific class instruction covers:

• Controller functions
• Computer diagnostic tools
• Job print reading
• Signal tracing
• Selector systems
• Sequence of operation problems
• Rotary equipment concerns
• Induced and stray voltages

iControl- Installation & Troubleshooting

The iControl technical training class is designed to provide students with a better understanding of installation, operation and troubleshooting for MCE controllers.  Classroom lecture sessions are combined with a state-of-the-art lab setting to provide optimum results.  All classes include small group hands-on sessions and one-on-one time with an MCE technical instructor for full adjustment of both iAC and iDC controllers. Class curriculum includes:

• Equipment installation
• Print reading
• Grounding
• Disconnect and wire sizing
• AC and DC drive adjustment
• Controller adjustment
• Pattern generation and fine tuning
• Hands-On troubleshooting
• Computer diagnostic tools
• Landing system
• Sequence of operation

Class Schedule

MCE installation classes are scheduled upon request. They can be conducted at MCE’s headquarters or in the field at the job site.

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