Dick's RV
RV dealer and service shop in Arkansaw, WI, rated 4.5 stars by 192 reviewers, with parts and mobile service.
A dead fridge in Arkansaw is a special kind of annoying. It usually shows up on the second day of a trip, when the ice is already melting and the kids want lunch. Two shops here list refrigerator work, and six more are within reach. One of the two handles warranty jobs. Another Direction RV Repair covers fridges along with roofs and A/C, so a cold box problem can get looked at alongside whatever else went wrong.
RV dealer and service shop in Arkansaw, WI, rated 4.5 stars by 192 reviewers, with parts and mobile service.
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RV fridges fail in a few predictable ways. The cooling unit quits, the control board goes, or a vent or seal lets warm air in. Some of that can be sorted at your site, which matters when the rig is set up and you would rather not break camp. Dick's RV runs mobile service and also stocks parts, so ask whether the board or burner you need is on the shelf before you commit to a day of waiting. Give the tech the model number and what it is doing. Fires up then quits? Cold on gas but not electric? That detail saves a lot of guessing.
Spring and early summer fill up fast, so call before you need it if the fridge is already acting up. Ask two things: can they come to you, and do they do warranty work. One of the two shops here will handle a warranty claim, which is worth knowing before you pay out of pocket. If the rig is under an extended plan, get pre-approval first. And whether you use Dick's RV or Another Direction RV Repair, ask what the diagnostic charge covers so the bill does not surprise you.
Two shops here list refrigerator repair, and there are six more nearby if the first two are booked. Call both before you assume you are stuck, since schedules change fast in camping season.
Yes, one of the two Arkansaw shops handles warranty jobs. Have your policy or warranty number ready and ask about pre-approval before any work starts, so you know what is covered.
Both shops here list mobile service, so ask when you call. Simple fixes like a burner, a thermistor or a control board often travel fine. A failed cooling unit may need the rig in a shop, so describe the symptoms clearly.
If it cools on one power source but not the other, start with the control board or heating element. If it never gets cold on any setting, the cooling unit is the likely suspect, and that is heavier work than a quick site call.