King City RV
RV repair shop in Mt Vernon, IL, rated 4.5 stars, known for fitting traveling RVers in for electrical, brake and leak fixes.
A warm fridge full of spoiled food is a quick way to end a trip early. In Mt Vernon, you have one shop that handles RV refrigerator repair, King City RV, rated 4.5 from 25 reviews. That's a small field, so a call ahead is smart. The crew there also works on awnings and lists generator and chassis service, which helps if one stop can cover several fixes.
RV repair shop in Mt Vernon, IL, rated 4.5 stars, known for fitting traveling RVers in for electrical, brake and leak fixes.
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RV refrigerators fail in a few common ways: a cooling unit that stops getting cold, a control board that quits, or a propane burner that soots up. A shop will usually ask what yours is doing before you haul it in. Is it dead on both electric and gas? Does it frost up? Does the freezer work while the box stays warm? Those answers save diagnostic time. King City RV is the local option, and with 25 reviews averaging 4.5, they have a track record. Ask if they can test the cooling unit before ordering parts, since that is the expensive piece. If your fridge is still under warranty, get pre-approval from the manufacturer before any work starts. The listing shows no warranty work at this shop, so confirm that first.
There are no mobile RV techs listed in Mt Vernon itself, but four other repair options sit nearby. If your rig is stuck at a campground and won't move, ask whether a nearby shop makes house calls or can recommend someone who does. Otherwise, plan to drive it in. Mobile work costs more in travel time, but it beats a tow. For fridge problems, though, most repairs happen in the shop where they can plug in and let the unit run. Call ahead and describe the symptom. Ask if the common parts for your fridge model are in stock, because a cooling unit or board may need ordering.
Spring and early summer fill up repair calendars fast, so call ahead even for a fridge that is only acting up. Mt Vernon sits where southern Illinois humidity and summer heat work against an absorption fridge, and a roof vent leak above the fridge can cause strange cooling problems. While you are at it, have them look at the roof sealant around the vent. King City RV also handles awnings, so if a limb took out the awning arm on the same trip, you can get both looked at in one visit.
There is 1 shop in Mt Vernon that lists RV refrigerator repair: King City RV. It has a 4.5 rating from 25 reviews and also handles awning repair, generator and chassis work.
No mobile techs are listed in Mt Vernon itself, but 4 other repair options are nearby. Ask a nearby shop if they make house calls, or plan to drive your rig in for fridge work.
The listing does not show warranty work at this shop. Call ahead and ask, and get pre-approval from your fridge manufacturer before any repair starts so you know what is covered.
Describe whether it fails on electric, propane or both, and whether the freezer still gets cold. Ask if they can test the cooling unit and whether common parts for your model are in stock before you tow it in.