Magnum RV
Used RV and boat dealer in Montross with a repair shop and a patient crew reviewers call honest.
A dead fridge can spoil more than food. In Montross, one shop specializes in RV refrigerator repair, and seven more nearby can help if you're willing to travel a bit. Magnum RV handles warranty work and weekend appointments, which matters when you're heading out on a Friday and the freezer is already warm.
Used RV and boat dealer in Montross with a repair shop and a patient crew reviewers call honest.
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RV refrigerators fail for a few common reasons: a clogged burner, a bad heating element, or a control board that's given up. Magnum RV in Montross works on these and also does awnings, so they're used to the systems that live on the outside of your rig. With a 4.4 rating from 40 reviews, they've seen their share of cooling units. Call ahead and ask if they have the part in stock. If it's a warranty job, get pre-approval from your warranty provider first so there's no surprise at the counter. Weekend hours help if you're passing through.
There are no mobile techs listed in Montross itself, so if your rig can't move, you'll need to call around to the nearby shops that offer mobile service. That's often the case when a slide-out is stuck or the fridge is built into a tight spot. For a fridge that won't cool, though, it's usually easier to drive to the shop. They have the tools and parts on hand. If you're stuck at a campground, ask the shop if they can recommend someone who travels. Otherwise, plan to move the RV.
Spring and early summer fill up fast, so call a week or two ahead if you can. Ask whether the shop works on your brand of fridge and whether they have the replacement parts in stock. If you're under warranty, confirm they'll handle the paperwork. And while the rig is in, have them look at the roof sealant and awning fabric. A small leak now is a lot cheaper than a delaminated roof later. Magnum RV is the only dedicated fridge shop in town, so don't be shy about asking questions before you commit.
There is one shop in Montross that lists refrigerator repair: Magnum RV. If you need more options, there are seven other RV repair shops nearby that may also work on fridges.
Yes, Magnum RV is listed as doing warranty work. Call them with your warranty details before you go so they can confirm coverage and get any pre-approval needed.
No mobile techs are listed in Montross. You'll need to call nearby shops to see if they offer mobile service, or plan to bring your RV to a shop.
Ask if they have the part in stock, whether they work on your fridge brand, and if they can handle warranty paperwork. Also confirm their hours, since some shops open on weekends.