C & S RV Repair
C & S RV Repair in Catawba, SC is a small RV repair shop rated 4.0 by four reviewers.
A warm fridge full of food and no way to keep it cold is one of those RV problems that ruins a trip fast. Catawba has one shop that handles refrigerator work, C & S RV Repair, rated 4.0 from 4 reviews. There are 12 more shops and mobile techs within reach if that one is booked out. Here is how to think about getting it fixed.
C & S RV Repair in Catawba, SC is a small RV repair shop rated 4.0 by four reviewers.
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RV fridges fail in a few familiar ways. The cooling unit quits, the control board dies, or the burner and flue on an absorption unit get dirty and stop cooling. Sometimes it is just a loose connection or a thermistor. A shop that works on fridges will usually test the whole system before quoting parts, so ask what they check first. C & S RV Repair covers fridge and awning work, so you can pair a cooling problem with a torn fabric while you are there. If your food is already warming, move what you can to a cooler before you drive over.
Nobody in Catawba is listed as a mobile fridge tech, so plan on taking the rig in. That is not all bad. A shop has the meters, the leak detector and the parts bench in one place, and a fridge diagnosis often needs all three. Call ahead and describe what the fridge is doing: not cooling on electric, not cooling on gas, or not cooling at all. Those are different problems. Ask whether the replacement cooling unit or board is in stock, because a special order can add days you did not plan for.
Empty the fridge and freezer and wipe it out, then prop the doors open. Take a photo of the model and serial plate, usually inside the door frame or on the back panel, and send it when you book. Ask about warranty pre-approval if your fridge is still covered, since the shop needs the claim opened before work starts. With one fridge shop in town and 12 more nearby, spring and early summer fill up quickly, so call early in the week rather than on a Friday afternoon.
One shop in Catawba handles RV refrigerator repair, C & S RV Repair. It is rated 4.0 from 4 reviews and also does awning work.
Yes. There are 12 more RV repair shops and mobile techs within reach of Catawba. That gives you backup options if the local shop is booked or does not work on your fridge brand.
None of the Catawba listings are mobile fridge techs, so plan to bring the rig to a shop. Mobile techs do exist in the surrounding area, but ask first whether they carry fridge parts and test equipment before you book a site visit.
It depends on the fault. A dirty burner or a thermistor is quick, while a failed cooling unit may mean ordering parts and a longer stay. Ask the shop to check stock on the part before you drop off so you know what to expect.