Camping World - Roscoe
RV dealer and repair shop in Roscoe, IL, with a 4.6-star rating from 1,838 reviews.
A warm fridge full of food and no way to keep it cold is the kind of problem that ends a trip early. Roscoe has two shops that handle RV refrigerator repair, and both also do warranty work, which matters if your unit is still covered. The bigger one carries parts and handles generators too. Here is what to expect and how to get in without losing a week.
RV dealer and repair shop in Roscoe, IL, with a 4.6-star rating from 1,838 reviews.
Camping World RV Service in Roscoe, IL offers repairs, maintenance, and detailing for RVs.
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These two Roscoe shops work on fridges in the bay, so you will need to bring the rig in. That is fine for a cooling unit swap or a control board, but it means planning around their schedule rather than your campsite. Call first and describe the symptom: not cooling on gas, not cooling on electric, or both. A tech can often tell from that whether it is a board, a thermistor or the cooling unit itself. Ask whether the part is in stock before you haul the RV over. If you are stuck at a site near Roscoe, ask about mobile service when you call. Not every job needs a bay, and some shops will send a tech out for diagnostics.
Two shops here do warranty work, so pull your policy or extended service contract before the visit. Most warranty repairs need pre-approval, and that takes a phone call or two. Having the paperwork ready saves a day. Both shops also stock parts, which helps when the fix is a common board or fan. The larger store on the list has a long review history and a strong rating, while the service location shows very little feedback, so weigh that when you pick. Either way, get the diagnosis and estimate in writing before anyone starts pulling the fridge.
Fridge failures tend to show up in the first hot week of a trip, right when everyone else is calling too. Spring and early summer book up fast around northern Illinois, so call ahead if you can. If the trip is soon, ask about a drop-off slot and whether they can look at it the same day. A cooler and a bag of ice will get you through a night or two while you wait. And when you pick up, run the fridge on both gas and electric before you pull out of the lot.
Two shops in Roscoe list refrigerator repair, and both also handle roof and awning work. Eight more options sit nearby if you are willing to drive a bit. Both Roscoe shops do warranty work, so covered repairs are possible.
Yes. Both of the Roscoe shops on the list do warranty work. Call ahead with your contract details so they can check coverage and get pre-approval before you bring the RV in. That step saves time on the day.
Mobile techs are worth asking about when you call, but the two Roscoe shops are set up for in-shop work. Some fridge problems, like a bad thermistor or a dirty burner, can be handled on site. A failed cooling unit usually needs the bay.
Bring your warranty paperwork and a note on what the fridge does: does it cool on electric but not gas, or not at all? Also note how long it takes to warm up. That detail points a tech toward the board or the cooling unit before they start.