Icon Service LLC
Body shop in Jenison with a 5.0 rating from 5 reviews, handling RVs, boats, and more.
A fridge that quits in July is a special kind of miserable. Jenison has one shop that handles RV refrigerator repair, Icon Service LLC, and it carries a 5.0 rating from 5 reviews. That is a thin local bench, so if the cooling unit is gone or the board is acting up, plan on a short drive. Twelve more shops sit nearby.
Body shop in Jenison with a 5.0 rating from 5 reviews, handling RVs, boats, and more.
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Icon Service LLC does refrigerator work and awning work, and it is listed as certified. Five reviews at a perfect 5.0 is a small sample, but nobody has complained in writing. One shop for fridge repair in Jenison means you should call before you tow the rig over. Ask two things: whether they can look at your model, and whether the part you probably need is on the shelf. A cooling unit or control board that has to be ordered turns a two day job into a two week wait. If they can't get to it, the nearby shops are the fallback.
Do a little homework so the tech doesn't bill you for a diagnosis you could have done. Plug in to shore power and let the fridge run overnight on electric. Then switch to propane and see what happens. If it cools fine on one and not the other, say so when you call, because that narrows the problem fast. Check the outside vent for mud dauber nests and wasp nests, which block airflow and mimic a dead fridge. Look at the burner area for rust or soot. All of that is general advice and none of it costs anything. If the fridge is warm and the freezer is cold, or the whole box is warm, tell them that too. Symptoms save time.
There are no mobile RV techs listed in Jenison, and the nearest options are among the 12 nearby shops. For a refrigerator, shop work usually makes more sense anyway. Pulling a cooling unit or chasing a board takes bench space, tools, and a place to let the unit run and prove it holds temperature. A mobile tech can confirm the fridge is dead in your driveway, but the fix likely ends at a shop. That said, if your rig is parked for the season and can't move, ask around the nearby list for someone who travels. Expect a longer wait for a house call.
One shop in Jenison is listed for RV refrigerator repair: Icon Service LLC, rated 5.0 from 5 reviews. There are 12 more shops nearby if that one can't take you.
Yes. Its listed types are fridge and awning, and it is marked certified. So a fridge appointment is a good time to have the awning looked at as well.
None are listed in Jenison, so the closest options are among the 12 nearby shops. For refrigerator work, a shop is often the better fit since the unit needs to run and be tested before you get it back.
Run it on electric overnight, then on propane. If it cools on one and not the other, mention that when you call. Check the outside vent for nests and the burner for soot before you assume the worst.