Roth RV
Bemidji RV dealer with repair shop, parts store, and rentals, rated 4.5 stars from 144 reviews.
A dead fridge in Bemidji is a different kind of problem than a dead fridge at home. You are either dumping ice or watching a thermometer. Four shops here handle RV refrigerator repair, and one of them will come to you. The average rating across the group is 4.7, though the reviews are unevenly spread. Call ahead, describe the symptom, and ask whether the cooling unit or the control board is the likely culprit.
Bemidji RV dealer with repair shop, parts store, and rentals, rated 4.5 stars from 144 reviews.
RV repair shop in Bemidji, MN, with a 4.6-star rating from 25 reviews. Known for helpful staff and problem solving.
Bemidji RV repair shop and metal fabricator rated 5.0, with a reviewer praising friendly, knowledgeable staff and parts in stock.
Bemidji shop selling and repairing RVs, with mobile RV repair and a side line in construction equipment.
Most RV fridge failures fall into two buckets: it will not cool at all, or it cools on shore power but not on propane (or the reverse). A shop needs to know which before you arrive. Say whether the freezer still works, whether you smell ammonia, and whether the check light is on. That saves a diagnostic hour. Roth RV on the north side is the big name here with 144 reviews and a 4.5 rating, and it handles parts and warranty work as well as fridge repair. PleasureLand RV Center Bemidji, rated 4.6, also sells parts and is open weekends, which matters if your trip ends on a Sunday. Smaller outfits count too. Kleinsasser Brothers has a perfect rating on a single review, and KB RV Center runs a mobile tech alongside fridge and awning work.
Only one of the four Bemidji shops sends a mobile tech, so decide early whether you want to tow the rig or have someone come to the campground. Mobile is easier when the slide is out, the jacks are down and the fridge is full of food. Shop work is better when the cooling unit needs replacing, since that job wants a lift, a vacuum pump and a place to leave the rig overnight. Ask about part availability before you commit either way. A cooling unit that has to be ordered turns a one-day fix into a week, and nobody wants to learn that after the food is already in a cooler.
Bemidji summers are short and everyone books at once, so call in spring if you can. One of the four shops here does warranty work, which is worth checking before you pay out of pocket. If your fridge is still under an extended plan, get pre-approval first and ask the shop to document the failure with photos. A quick general note: absorption fridges hate being off level. Park it reasonably flat, keep the vent clear, and check the roof seal around the vent once a year, since a leak there can drown the control board. That is cheap insurance against a repair bill.
Four. All four list fridge work, all four also do awning repair, and one offers mobile service. Ratings average 4.7 across the group, but only two shops have meaningful review counts.
Yes, one of the four shops offers mobile service, so someone can come to your site instead of you towing the rig. Confirm the travel radius and any trip charge when you call.
One of the four does. Roth RV lists warranty among its features. If you bought an extended plan elsewhere, call and ask whether that shop will bill the plan directly or expects you to pay and file.
Say exactly that, plus the year and model of the fridge. That pattern usually points to the heating element or the 120 volt circuit rather than the cooling unit, and it helps the shop decide whether to book you a short diagnostic or a longer slot.