Quad Cities Camper Services
Moline RV repair shop with a 4.4 rating, known for knowledgeable staff and small repairs.
A warm fridge in July can ruin a trip fast, especially when you're parked in Moline and the forecast looks hot. You want someone who knows absorption units and doesn't waste your time. Around here, one shop in town handles fridge work, and a dozen more are within easy driving distance. That's not a huge list, but it's enough to get you cooling again without a run to the big city.
Moline RV repair shop with a 4.4 rating, known for knowledgeable staff and small repairs.
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RV refrigerators are finicky. They need proper leveling, good airflow, and a heating element that actually heats. A shop will usually start with the basics: check the burner flame, the AC heater, and the cooling unit. If you're not getting cold, it might be a simple fix like a clogged orifice or a bad thermostat. But if the cooling unit is shot, you're looking at a bigger job. Ask the shop to explain what they find before they start swapping parts. In Moline, Quad Cities Camper Services is the local option for fridge work, and they also handle roof and awning repairs. That's handy if your fridge problem came with a side of water damage.
There are no mobile fridge techs listed in Moline itself, but 12 nearby shops serve the area, so you have choices if you're willing to drive a bit. Mobile service can be convenient if your rig is stuck at a campground, but not all mobile techs carry fridge parts. If you go mobile, ask if they stock the common parts for your model. Otherwise, a shop visit might be faster. Also, none of the listed shops advertise warranty work, so if your fridge is under warranty, call ahead and ask. You don't want to pay out of pocket and then fight for reimbursement.
Spring and summer are prime RV season, so fridge repair slots fill up. Call ahead, especially if you're passing through on a weekend. Ask if they have the part in stock or if they need to order it. A cooling unit can take days to arrive. If you're handy, you might pull the fridge yourself to save on labor, but that's a two-person job and you'll need to label the wires. The shop in Moline has a 4.4 rating from 15 reviews, so they've seen their share of fridges. Use that: ask them what usually fails on your model.
There is 1 shop in Moline that handles RV refrigerator repair. Quad Cities Camper Services is the local option, and they also work on roofs and awnings.
No mobile fridge techs are listed in Moline. However, 12 nearby shops serve the area, so you can find help within a short drive. Mobile service may be available from outside the immediate area.
The listing does not show that they do warranty work. Call ahead to ask. If your fridge is under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before any repair to avoid paying out of pocket.
Make sure the fridge is level, the vents are clear, and the burner is clean. If it works on propane but not electric, the heating element may be bad. Note the model and year, and mention any recent issues. That helps the shop diagnose faster.