Training

The A-Series engine training class is for technicians that have some experience in diesel engines and provides them with the understanding of what is unique to the Mitsubishi A Series. This course is a combination of classroom presentation and hands-on practical application training. Students will partially disassemble an A series engine, inspect components, reassemble the engine, and make all necessary adjustments.

Topics Covered:

• Basic Engine Components – unique to Mitsubishi
• Oil System – oil components troubleshooting
• Fuel System – failure analysis and repair
• Coolant System – component identifying and testing
• PSG Governor– troubleshooting and replacing
• Special Tools – necessary to troubleshoot engines

Upon completion, students should be able to perform tune-ups and diagnose most failures on the A series engines. Students will also receive a flash drive that contains service and parts manuals for the A series engines.

The R Series engine training class is for technicians that have some experience in diesel engines and provides them with an understanding of what is unique to the Mitsubishi R Series engine. This course is a combination of classroom presentations and hands-on practical application training. Students will partially disassemble an R
series engine, inspect components, reassemble the engine, and make all necessary adjustments.

Topics Covered:

• Basic Engine Components – unique to Mitsubishi
  
• Oil System – oil components troubleshooting
  
• Fuel System – failure analysis and repair
• Coolant System – component identifying and testing
• PSG Governor– troubleshooting and replacing
• Special Tools – necessary to troubleshoot engines

Upon completion, students should be able to perform tune-ups and diagnose most failures on the R series engines. Students will also receive a flash drive that contains service and parts manuals for the R engines.

The Engine Commissioning training class provides general knowledge in order to successfully confirm installation and sea trial of Mitsubishi propulsion engines. Examples of the information covered includes fuel and water piping sizing, exhaust and intake sizing, engine mounting and other items that impact the performance of the engine. This course is primarily all classroom based. This course is available to Laborde Product’s Dealers only and the Mitsubishi Blended Series course is a prerequisite.

Upon completion, students should be able to successfully confirm proper installation of a Mitsubishi propulsion engine and complete sea trial and warranty registration documentation.

The course is for anyone new to the Mitsubishi large-bore engines that need familiarization and basic troubleshooting on the S6A, S6B, and S6R engines. The training consists of both classroom and hands-on training. Students will partially disassemble both series engines and discuss what is unique with the small-bore engines, inspect components, reassemble the engine, and make all necessary adjustments.

Topics Covered:

• Basic Engine Components Oil System – oil components troubleshooting
• Fuel System – failure analysis and repair
• Coolant System – component identifying and testing
• Mechanical Governor Operation Special Tools – necessary to troubleshoot engines

Upon completion, students should be able to perform tune-ups and diagnose most failures on the engines. Students will also receive a flash drive that contains service and parts manuals for S6A, S6B, and SR tier models.

Steyr engine training covers MO and SE Series engines. The course will provide a better understanding of both the mechanical parts and electronic components found on Steyr engines. Students will partially disassemble a MO engine, inspect components, reassemble the engine, and make all necessary adjustments.

Topics Covered:

• Basic Engine Components Oil System – oil components troubleshooting
• Fuel System – failure analysis and repair
• Coolant System – component identifying and testing
• Timing Belt – proper removal and installation of belt
• Diagnostic Software – read/record files using diagnostic programs

Upon completion, students should be able to perform tune-ups and diagnose most failures on the Steyr engines. Students will be able to operate and record log files using the Steyr diagnostic programs. Students are encouraged to bring a laptop to install the MO and SE software.

Maximize uptime with LP Products training. LP Products Training is for both the end user as well as the experienced diesel technician. This course contains both classroom presentations and hands-on practical training necessary to properly maintain and operate both LPI’s Barge Power Units (BPU) and Generators.

Topics Covered:

• Engine Component Identification
• Various Starting Systems
• Electrical Systems
• Proper Unit Operation
• Basic Troubleshooting
• Periodic Maintenance

Upon completion, students should have the knowledge to troubleshoot starting issues, bleed fuel systems, and properly maintain the units to minimize downtime.

After completing this course participants should understand the basic functions of the engine systems and be able to carry out repairs on engine systems using SDP3 and Multi.

Topics Covered:

• Base Engine
• Electrical System
• PDE Fuel System
• Scania Instrumentation
• SAIL
• FRAS
• Multi
• SDP3

Diesel Tier 4 Training refers to specialized training related to the operation, maintenance, and understanding of Mitsubishi Tier 4. These engines comply with EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Tier 4 emissions standards, which are designed to reduce harmful emissions, such as nitrogen oxides (NOx) and particulate matter (PM), from the engine. During this training, the technician will familiarize and use the Mitsubishi diagnostic program needed to troubleshoot after-treatment faults.

Topics Covered:

• Tier 4 engine components and their roles
• Engine constructions
• Aftertreatment devices
• Sensors and monitoring
• Operation of Tier 4 diesel engine
• Startup and shutdown procedures
• Load management
• Monitor system
• Maintenance and troubleshooting
• Routine maintenance
• Troubleshooting emission issues with Mitsubishi diagnostic tool (Scope)
• Maintenance of the SCR systems

Power generator training involves technicians safely operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting electrical generators. Operators, technicians, and engineers must ensure that generators function efficiently and safely in marine applications.

Topics Covered:

• Generator basics
• Type of generator ends
• Generator end components
• Power output and capacity
• Engine control panels
• Type of control panels
• Maintenance procedures
• Regular inspections
• Troubleshooting and repairs
• Common generator problems
• Diagnostic tools