McLaughlin RV and Marine
Fargo RV and boat dealer since 1966, also repairing campers and RVs, rated 4.4 from 266 reviews.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is one of the worst mornings an RV owner can have. In Fargo, two shops handle RV refrigerator repair, and one of them also sends out a mobile tech. The ratings sit around 4.2 on average across the area, and one shop does warranty work. That matters if your cooling unit is still covered.
Fargo RV and boat dealer since 1966, also repairing campers and RVs, rated 4.4 from 266 reviews.
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McLaughlin RV and Marine is the bigger of the two, with a 4.4 rating over 266 reviews and weekend hours, which helps if the fridge quits on a Sunday. Their parts and service department across town rates 4.1 over 19 reviews, handles warranty work, and stocks parts. Call first and ask whether the cooling unit or control board for your model is on the shelf. These fail often enough that a shop may have the part ready, and a quick call saves a second trip. Before you haul the rig in, plug in to shore power at home and let it run a few hours. If it cools on electric but not propane, say so when you book.
One of the two Fargo shops runs a mobile tech, and that is worth asking about. A fridge problem you can live with for a day is a fine candidate for a house call, especially if the rig is parked and hard to move. A dead cooling unit, or one that smells of ammonia, usually means the fridge comes out, and that is shop work. Either way, empty the fridge and freezer before anyone arrives. Nothing gets diagnosed faster than an empty box with the door propped open. Plan on a few days in spring and summer, when everyone else is getting ready to travel.
Ask about warranty coverage before the tech starts turning screws. Only one shop here does warranty work, so if yours is still under a refrigerator maker's coverage, confirm that first. Otherwise you may pay out of pocket and chase reimbursement later. The same goes for an extended service plan: get pre-approval from the plan, not a promise from the shop. If the fridge is old and the repair is large, price it against replacement. A shop that will tell you which way makes more sense is worth keeping.
There are 2 shops in Fargo that list RV refrigerator repair, and 6 more nearby if you are willing to drive. One of the Fargo shops also provides mobile service, so you have a choice between dropping the rig off and having a tech come to where it is parked.
One of the two, McLaughlin's RV & Marine Parts & Service Department, does warranty work and also carries parts. Call with your fridge make, model and coverage details before booking so they can confirm the job fits your plan.
If the fridge is just acting up and the rig is parked, a mobile call is easier. If the cooling unit has failed or you smell ammonia, expect the fridge to come out, which means shop work. Ask on the phone which category your symptom falls into.
Empty the fridge and freezer and prop the doors open so the tech can get to the back of the box. Write down what the fridge does on electric versus propane, and have your warranty or service plan number ready. A few notes save time on the diagnosis.