Maxxair, an Airxcel brand and a leading manufacturer of RV ventilation solutions, has announced a new RV Technical Institute (RVTI) Level 3 accredited RV training program designed to support professional RV technicians with advanced product knowledge and diagnostic skills.
Scheduled to launch early Fall 2026, the comprehensive course trains technicians to install, diagnose and service Maxxfan and Maxxair ventilation products.
Approved for 1.5 RVTI credit hours, it covers PCB troubleshooting, motor and lift system diagnostics, keypad and ribbon cable issues, and identification of manual versus automatic lift mechanisms, all aimed at minimizing misdiagnosis and repeat visits.
“Airxcel’s training program is designed to support the RV service industry by providing consistent, high-quality education aligned with real-world technician practices,” said Tracey Viburg, director of customer service at Airxcel. “Through Maxxair’s RVTI Level 3 accredited training, technicians gain advanced technical knowledge regarding RV ventilation airflow systems, enabling them to diagnose problems more efficiently, enhance repair precision and ultimately deliver superior service for RV owners.”
As part of Airxcel’s growing portfolio of RVTI-approved training programs, Maxxair joins Velarium, Dicor, Aqua-Hot, Suburban and Coleman-Mach in offering standardized, accredited technical education aimed at improving service consistency, technician efficiency and the overall RV ownership experience.
Technicians and service professionals interested in learning more about Maxxair’s new course and other RVTI-accredited training opportunities can find out more and register starting September 2026 here.
