Sawyer’s Rv and Trailer Service Center
Lindley RV and trailer repair shop with mobile service and a 5.0 rating from 21 reviews.
A dead RV fridge in Lindley is a special kind of annoying. It's usually the cooling unit or the control board, and it never picks a convenient week to quit. One shop here handles fridge work, and four more are within reach. That's a thin field, so don't sit on the problem. Call, describe the symptoms, and get on someone's schedule before a weekend trip turns into a cooler full of melted ice.
Lindley RV and trailer repair shop with mobile service and a 5.0 rating from 21 reviews.
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Sawyer's Rv and Trailer Service Center is the local pick for refrigerator repair, holding a 5.0 rating from 21 reviews. They also do A/C and awning work and keep parts on hand, which matters when a cooling unit or board needs replacing. Ask straight out whether the part for your model is in stock before you tow the rig over. The shop also runs mobile service, so if your fridge is in a rig that shouldn't move, ask whether they'll come to you. That's often the easier call with a fridge that's already warm inside.
Four other shops and mobile techs sit within reach of Lindley if the local schedule is full. One of them is a mobile tech, and we'd lean that way for a fridge problem, since a rig that won't cool is usually a rig you'd rather not drive. Call ahead with your fridge's make and model, the year of the RV, and what it's doing. Runs on shore power but not propane, or the reverse? Freezer cold and fridge warm? Those details tell a tech more than "it's broken" ever will. Book early in spring; that's when everyone remembers their fridge.
Check the easy stuff first so you don't pay someone to flip a switch. Make sure the rig is level, since absorption fridges hate being off-kilter. Confirm the breaker and the fuse are good, and that the venting on the roof or sidewall is clear of wasp nests and debris. Look at the burner area on a propane fridge for rust or soot. None of that is a repair, but it saves a service call, and it tells the tech whether you've got a cooling unit problem or something smaller.
One shop in Lindley handles RV refrigerator repair, Sawyer's Rv and Trailer Service Center, rated 5.0 from 21 reviews. Four more shops and mobile techs are nearby if the local one is booked.
Yes. Sawyer's offers mobile service along with A/C, fridge and awning work, and one of the nearby options is a mobile tech too. That's a good fit when the rig shouldn't be driven with a warm fridge inside.
None of the shops here are listed for warranty work. If your fridge is under a service plan, call the plan for pre-approval before any repair starts so you know what's covered.
Level the rig, check the breaker and fuse, and clear debris from the roof or side vent. On a propane fridge, look at the burner area for rust or soot. These quick checks can rule out simple causes and help the tech diagnose faster.