MPT Autobody
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A warm fridge in Murrells Inlet can ruin a beach trip fast. There are 4 RV refrigerator repair shops and mobile techs here, plus 12 more nearby, averaging 4.9 stars. Some handle warranty work, and a couple come to you. We've had a fridge quit on a July afternoon, so we know the drill: check the basics, then call someone who knows absorption units.
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Two of the four local options are mobile techs, which is handy if your rig is parked and you'd rather not move it. The other two are shops where you drop off. Mobile calls often cost more for the convenience, but you save the drive. Ask on the phone whether they handle the brand of fridge you have and whether they stock common parts like thermistors or control boards. If not, they may need to order, and that adds days. In summer, booking ahead helps because everyone's A/C and fridge are struggling.
RV fridges are either absorption (propane/electric) or compressor style. Absorption units can quit because of a blocked vent, a bad heating element, or a control board. Compressor fridges might just need a reset or a new thermostat. A tech will check the basics first: power, propane flow, and airflow. Sometimes it's a simple fix. Other times the cooling unit is dead. Ask the shop to explain what they found before they start swapping parts. MPT Autobody, Mayday Mobile RV Service, All American RV Service, and SBB Customs all list fridge repair.
One of the four local shops does warranty work, so if your fridge is under an extended plan, start there. Get pre-approval before any work begins, or you might pay out of pocket and wait for reimbursement. For mobile service, confirm the trip charge and whether it's waived if you approve the repair. Mayday Mobile RV Service mentions weekends, which can be a lifesaver if your food is warming up on a Sunday. And if you're heading to Huntington Beach State Park or Brookgreen Gardens, call ahead. Parts for older fridges can be hard to find.
There are 4 shops and mobile techs listed here, with 12 more nearby. Two are mobile, so they can come to your site. The average rating is 4.9 stars across the group.
Yes, one of the four local businesses does warranty work. Call ahead to confirm your specific warranty is accepted and get pre-approval before any repair starts.
Two of the local options are mobile techs. They can diagnose and often repair on site, but they may need to order parts. Ask about trip charges and whether they stock common fridge parts.
Make sure the fridge has power, the propane is on, and the vent area is clear. Sometimes a reset or a quick look at the breaker solves it. If not, call a pro and describe what you see.