CJ Repair Auto & RV
Hudson auto and RV shop rated 4.9 stars, known for fair prices, quick turnaround and a staffer named Dale who handles RV fixes.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is one of the worst mornings of an RV trip. In Hudson, one shop handles RV refrigerator repair, and it also does awnings, A/C and mobile work. That matters here because the St. Croix River valley summers run hot and humid, and a cooling unit that quits on a Friday usually quits for good. You have options, and a few smart questions save days.
Hudson auto and RV shop rated 4.9 stars, known for fair prices, quick turnaround and a staffer named Dale who handles RV fixes.
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RV refrigerators fail in a few familiar ways. The cooling unit leaks ammonia, the control board dies, or the burner and flue on an absorption fridge clog with soot and stop cooling on propane. Some of that is a cleaning and a part. Some of it is a new cooling unit, and that is a real job with real labor hours. Ask what got tested before anyone orders anything. A tech who checks the board, the thermistor and the flue first will save you money. Also ask whether the replacement part is in stock locally or shipping in, because a fridge sitting empty in a shop bay is a week of your summer gone.
CJ Repair Auto & RV is the listed shop in Hudson for refrigerator work, and it holds a 4.9 rating across 50 reviews. It handles awnings, A/C and mobile calls too, plus chassis work and parts, and it does warranty work, which is worth knowing if your fridge is still covered. One shop means one schedule, so call early in the week and be clear about what the fridge is doing on electric versus propane. That one detail shortens the diagnosis. There are 12 more options nearby if their calendar is full.
A mobile tech who comes to your site can test a fridge in place, which is handy if the rig is set up or you are staying at a campground along the river. Shop work makes more sense for a cooling unit swap, since the fridge may need to come out and the rig needs to sit. Ask where the work happens before you commit, and ask whether the mobile call carries the same warranty as shop work. Those are fair questions and good shops answer them plainly.
One shop in Hudson is listed for RV refrigerator repair. It also covers awnings, A/C and mobile service, and there are 12 more repair options in the nearby area if you need a second call.
CJ Repair Auto & RV carries a 4.9 rating from 50 reviews. It does warranty work, chassis work and parts, and it offers mobile service, which helps if your rig is set up at a campground.
For diagnosis, yes. A mobile tech can test the board, thermistor and flue where you are parked. For a cooling unit replacement, a shop bay is usually the better fit since the fridge may need to come out and the job takes time.
Empty the fridge, write down the model number, and note whether it fails on electric, propane or both. If it is under warranty, get manufacturer pre-approval before work starts. Ask whether the part is in stock, since waiting on a shipment is the usual delay.