Meyer's RV of Egg Harbor
Family-owned RV dealer in Egg Harbor City selling new and used trailers, plus service, inspections and parts.
A dead fridge in Egg Harbor City usually announces itself at the worst time, like the morning you're pulling out for the shore. Two shops here list refrigerator work, and seven more are within reach. One is a big dealer on the highway with a parts counter; the other is a mobile tech who comes to your site. Both get the job done.
Family-owned RV dealer in Egg Harbor City selling new and used trailers, plus service, inspections and parts.
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The choice comes down to how the fridge failed. If it's a cooling unit or a control board and the rig still rolls, Meyer's RV of Egg Harbor is the practical stop: 4.5 stars across 327 reviews and a parts counter, so a replacement board or burner orifice may already be on the shelf. Ask when you call. If the rig is set up seasonal and hard to move, Pine Coast RV Service & Repair is mobile, covering fridges along with roof and A/C work. Small outfit, 5.0 stars from 3 reviews. Expect a real conversation about what's wrong before anyone touches a screwdriver.
Have the fridge model and year ready, and describe the symptom in plain terms: warm box but freezer fine, no flame at the burner, works on shore power but not propane. That one detail saves a lot of guessing. Absorption fridges are picky about leveling and ventilation, so mention whether the problem shows up after a hot drive or only at camp. Ask if the part is in stock and whether the repair carries any warranty. Book ahead in spring and early summer, when everyone else's fridge quits too. One more thing: none of the shops here are listed as doing warranty work. If your rig is still covered, call the manufacturer first and get pre-approval before anybody opens the cooling unit.
A few checks cost nothing. Confirm the fridge is level, the vent area behind it is clear, and the burner and flue are clean. On propane, make sure the tank valve is open and the stove lights, since a fridge needs good gas flow. If it works on electric but not gas, the cooling unit is probably fine and the problem is at the burner. That points the tech toward a cheaper fix. Write down what you find and hand it over. Good shops appreciate the notes, and you avoid paying for a diagnosis you already did.
Two shops in town list fridge repair, and seven more are nearby. Meyer's RV of Egg Harbor is the larger one, with a parts counter and 327 reviews. Pine Coast RV Service & Repair is the mobile option and handles fridges alongside roof and A/C work.
Pine Coast RV Service & Repair is the mobile tech listed here, and fridge repair is one of its services. Call with your site details and the fridge model. Mobile work suits rigs that are set up for the season or hard to move, though some jobs still need a shop.
None of the shops here are listed as doing warranty work. If your fridge is still under a manufacturer warranty, call the maker before the repair and get pre-approval. Otherwise you may end up paying out of pocket for a covered part.
Check that the tank valve is open and the stove lights, which confirms gas flow to the appliances. A fridge that cools on shore power but not propane usually has a burner or gas supply issue rather than a bad cooling unit. Clean the burner and flue, then tell the shop what you found.