Comrie RV
Hermiston RV dealer with repair shop; 3.9 stars from 121 reviews, mixed service feedback.
Hermiston sits in that hot, dry stretch of eastern Oregon where an RV fridge works overtime all summer. When it stops cooling, you want a shop that knows absorption units, not just someone who swaps parts. There is one dedicated fridge shop in town, Comrie RV, and about a dozen more repair options within reach. Here is what to expect when yours quits.
Hermiston RV dealer with repair shop; 3.9 stars from 121 reviews, mixed service feedback.
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Most RV refrigerators are absorption units, and they are fussy about level parking and airflow. A common failure is the cooling unit itself, especially on older rigs. Before you panic, check that the fridge is actually getting power and that the venting isn't blocked. If it cools on propane but not electric (or the reverse), the problem is usually in the control board or heating element. Comrie RV handles fridge work along with roof, A/C and awning repairs, so they can sort out related issues in one visit. Ask them to test the cooling unit before replacing it.
A dead fridge full of food is a countdown. Mobile techs can come to your site, but in Hermiston there are no dedicated mobile fridge specialists listed, so you'll likely need to bring the rig to a shop. That means emptying the fridge and planning for a day without it. The upside: a shop can pull the unit, bench test it, and check parts availability faster than most mobile calls. Call ahead to see if they have the cooling unit or control board in stock. If not, ask how long the order takes.
One shop in Hermiston does warranty work, so if your fridge is still covered, start there. Have your warranty paperwork and fridge model number ready. Most manufacturers require pre-approval before any work begins, and that can add a day. Comrie RV also sells parts, which helps if you are fixing it yourself. If you are handy, you can replace a control board or heating element in an afternoon, but cooling unit swaps are best left to a pro. Either way, confirm the part is in stock before you start disconnecting anything.
There is 1 dedicated RV refrigerator repair shop in Hermiston: Comrie RV. It has a 3.9 rating from 121 reviews and handles roof, A/C, and awning work too.
No mobile techs are listed specifically for fridge repair in Hermiston, but there are 12 other RV repair options nearby that may offer mobile service. Call ahead to confirm they handle fridge work.
Yes, 1 shop in Hermiston does warranty work: Comrie RV. Have your fridge model and warranty info ready, and expect them to get pre-approval before starting repairs.
It depends on the issue. A control board or heating element swap might take a few hours, while a cooling unit replacement can take a full day or more. Parts availability is the biggest variable, so call ahead to check stock.