Thrills RV
RV dealer in Columbia City with a 4.9-star rating, selling new and used trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers and motorhomes plus service.
A fridge that quits in Columbia City usually announces itself the worst way: warm milk and a puddle. We found 2 shops in town that work on RV refrigerators, plus 12 more within reach, and both local shops handle warranty work. That matters if your cooling unit is still covered. The average rating here sits at 4.5, so you have decent options either way.
RV dealer in Columbia City with a 4.9-star rating, selling new and used trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers and motorhomes plus service.
RV dealer and repair shop in Columbia City with a 4.0 rating from 213 Google reviews, strong on sales and financing.
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Thrills RV carries a 4.9 from 339 reviews and works on roofs, awnings and fridges, with parts on hand and warranty approval in house. Blue Compass RV Fort Wayne (4.0 from 213 reviews) handles A/C, fridges and awnings, and also stocks parts. Before you tow anywhere, call and ask one question: do they have the cooling unit or control board in stock? Fridge parts are the slow link in most repairs. A shop that has to order can leave you waiting, so confirm the part first. Also ask whether your fridge gets bench tested or checked in the rig.
RV fridges fail in different ways. Some quit on propane but run fine on shore power, which often points to the burner or orifice. Others stay cold on gas and warm up on electric, which is usually the heating element. And some just stop cooling on either mode, which can mean the cooling unit is done. Tell the shop exactly what you observed and in which mode. That description saves diagnostic time, and diagnostic time is what you pay for. If you smell ammonia near the back of the fridge, shut it off and say so when you call. A failing cooling unit is not something to keep running.
Spring and early summer are the busy stretch for fridge work, because that is when everyone de-winters and finds out the fridge did not survive. Call ahead in that window rather than rolling in unannounced. Both local shops list warranty as a feature, so bring your coverage details and get pre-approval started before the work begins. That keeps the bill clean. If you are traveling through and need it fast, the wider cluster of 12 shops nearby gives you a fallback, though you may trade a short drive for a longer wait.
There are 2 shops in Columbia City that work on RV refrigerators, and both do warranty work. Another 12 shops are within reach if the local ones are booked out.
Thrills RV has the strongest record at 4.9 from 339 reviews. Blue Compass RV Fort Wayne sits at 4.0 from 213 reviews. Both handle fridge work, and both stock parts and do warranty repairs.
None of the shops counted here are mobile techs, so plan on towing or driving the rig in. Ask when you call whether they pick up and deliver, since that is not listed in the details we have.
Note whether it fails on propane, electric, or both, and check for an ammonia smell at the back. Then ask if the replacement cooling unit or control board is in stock. Parts availability usually sets the timeline.