Alaska Mobile ATV Repair
Mobile repair shop in Eagle River, Alaska, rated 4.5 stars for parts sourcing and quality work on ATVs and sleds.
A warm fridge in Eagle River is a real problem, since the nearest grocery run is a haul and nobody wants spoiled food in the camper. This town has one shop listed for RV refrigerator repair, Alaska Mobile ATV Repair, rated 4.5 from a small handful of reviews. There are 11 more listings nearby if you want to compare. Call ahead and ask whether the cooling unit or control board is actually in stock before you tow anything in.
Mobile repair shop in Eagle River, Alaska, rated 4.5 stars for parts sourcing and quality work on ATVs and sleds.
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The one fridge shop here covers both refrigerators and awnings, which tells you it handles the general camper work most of us actually need. It keeps parts on hand, so ask straight out whether the part your fridge needs is on the shelf or on order. A dead cooling unit and a bad control board look the same from the doorway, so describe the symptoms on the phone: warm box, frost only on the fins, works on propane but not shore power. That saves a trip. With 11 more listings nearby, you have fallbacks if the schedule is full.
No mobile techs show up in the Eagle River listings for fridge work, so plan on hauling the rig to the shop. That is normal for refrigeration. A propane absorption fridge usually has to sit level and run for hours before anyone can tell what is wrong, and most shops want it plugged in overnight to test. Empty the freezer before you go and prop the doors open so nothing molds while it waits. If your rig is winterized or hard to move, say so when you book and ask if they will look at it in the yard.
Spring is when everyone remembers the fridge quit last August, so call early rather than the week before a trip. Ask about warranty pre-approval if your fridge is still covered, because approved work goes smoother than a surprise claim after the fact. While you are at it, walk the roof and check the sealant around vents and the fridge vent, since water getting in is a common reason these units quit. None of the Eagle River listings advertise warranty work, so confirm that yourself before you commit.
One shop is listed in Eagle River for fridge work, Alaska Mobile ATV Repair at 4.5 stars from 2 reviews, and it also handles awnings and keeps parts on hand. Another 11 listings sit nearby if you want a second opinion or the first shop is booked out.
Not in these listings. None of the Eagle River entries are mobile techs for refrigeration, so plan to bring the rig to the shop. Ask about drop-off times and whether they want it level and plugged in overnight, since absorption fridges take hours to test properly.
Yes. Describe what the fridge is doing and ask if the part is in stock, because a cooling unit or board on order can mean a wait. It also helps to know their schedule before you tow across town, especially in spring when everyone else is getting ready to camp.
Check the sealant around the roof vent above the fridge and look for water stains inside, since leaks kill these units. Note whether it runs on propane, electric or neither. If it is under warranty, get pre-approval first, since no shop here advertises warranty work.