Martin Spring & Driveline
Kalamazoo driveline and spring shop with 50+ years of experience, also handling RV chassis and drive shaft repairs.
When the fridge quits, the whole trip changes. In Kalamazoo, you have one shop that lists RV refrigerator repair, plus a dozen more nearby. Martin Spring & Driveline handles both fridge and awning work and carries a 4.5 rating from 220 reviews. It also does chassis and parts, so it is a practical stop for several problems at once.
Kalamazoo driveline and spring shop with 50+ years of experience, also handling RV chassis and drive shaft repairs.
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An RV fridge can fail for several reasons: a blocked burner, a bad heating element, or a control board that has given up. Diagnosis takes time, so call ahead and describe what yours is doing. Does it work on shore power but not propane? Does the freezer stay cold while the fridge section warms? That detail helps the shop plan. Ask if they have the likely parts in stock. A common board or element may be on the shelf, but odd models can take longer. Kalamazoo has one shop listed for fridge work, and it also handles awnings. That is handy if your awning arm got bent on the same trip. The shop's 4.5 rating comes from 220 reviews, so there is a track record to weigh.
There are no mobile RV techs listed in Kalamazoo itself, so plan on bringing the rig in unless you find one through another source. Twelve more RV repair shops are within reach, and a few may offer mobile service even if they do not show up in this count. If your fridge is dead and you are stuck at a campground, call around and ask directly. Some shops will send a tech for a service call, but it depends on the day and the distance. If you are handy, you can check simple things first: the fridge needs 12 volt power to run its control board, and the propane tank must be open. A tripped breaker or a blown fuse can mimic a dead fridge. But if the cooling unit is bad, you need a shop.
Spring and early summer fill up fast, so call ahead for a fridge appointment. Ask if the shop can pre-order parts once you give the model number. That saves a second trip. If your RV is under warranty, get pre-approval from the warranty provider before any work starts. None of the shops here are listed as doing warranty work, but that does not mean they cannot; just ask. While you are in, have them look at the roof sealant around the fridge vent. A small leak there can rust the fridge frame and cause odd failures. It is a quick check that can prevent a bigger repair.
There is one shop in Kalamazoo listed for RV refrigerator repair. That shop also handles awning repair. If you need more options, there are 12 additional RV repair shops nearby, though they may not specialize in fridges.
The one listed shop has a 4.5 rating from 220 reviews. That gives you a sense of its track record. Ratings are just a starting point, so read a few reviews to see if the comments match your problem.
No mobile RV techs are listed in Kalamazoo. The nearby count is 12 shops, and some of those may offer mobile service. Call and ask if they can come to your campground or if you need to bring the RV in.
The listed shop is not marked as doing warranty work. But that does not rule it out. Call and ask if they work with your warranty provider. Get pre-approval before any repair starts, and keep your policy number handy.